Delicious Halo Halo with a twist @ Read Bean Halowich Boracay

In: Asian| Beverages| Desserts| Filipino| Restaurant Hopping

18 Nov 2008

It’s my second day in Boracay and as you know, I’m not here to party nor to sunbathe but to embarque on a gastronomic adventure in this island paradise. I felt bloated after a huge continental breakfast in Gasthof, it was sunny and since i need to increase my intake of fibrous food, I headed to Halowich for a fruit dessert overload. Halowich opened only last December of 2007 in Boracay’s D’Mall and I first saw this Halo Halo Bar last January 2008 but never made the time to check it out that’s why I made sure to include it in my food tour itinerary this time around.

Green Tea Ice Read Bean Halowich Boracay 2
Green Tea Ice Php140.00

What makes this Halo Halo Snack Bar interesting? Well! aside from cold refreshments, they offer a unique menue of snacks like the flying saucer shaped pie filled with beef and vegetables of your choice and of course the must try Halo Halo sandwich where the word “Halowich” is derived from. If you come with your Barkada, try the Family size Halowich Special – a huge Halo Halo in a big bowl for only Php399.00. I ordered their Green Tea Ice (Php140.00) – made up of fresh fruits with green tee syrup and vanilla ice cream on top.

Read Bean Halowich Boracay Staff
Halowich Boracay Staff

Aside from their ever popular Halo Halo with a twist, they also serve ice cream and fruits such as fresh mango, pineapple, watermelon and banana all perfectly mixed with finely crushed ice, sweet red beans, crispy cornflakes and several flavors of their homemade sherbet. Their sherbet comes in different flavors such as milk, chocolate, lemon, orange, and strawberry.

Read Bean Halowich Boracay
Boracay’s Famous Halowich

There’s nothing like enjoying a delectable and refreshing cold Halo Halo in a hot sunny day specially if you are in the sun kissed island of Boracay.

Halowich by Red Bean is only available in the island of Boracay. South East Asian Airlines offers the fastest and safest flights to Boracay in just 35 minutes from Manila to Caticlan. For fast and easy Boracay air ticket reservation call SEAIR hotline 02/ 849 0100 or you can book online by visiting www.flyseair.com .

Halowich by Red Bean
D’Mall Station 2 near Budget Mart
Boracay Island
Aklan Philippines

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9 Responses to Delicious Halo Halo with a twist @ Read Bean Halowich Boracay

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Rhoda

November 18th, 2008 at 4:08 am

This Resto is so cool and so is your blogs. I’m learning a lot, Keep it Up!!!!

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pinoy.cravings

November 18th, 2008 at 4:21 am

@Rhoda – thanks for the kind words rhoda

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Tiger Prawns with Coconut Risotto @ Lemoni Cafe Boracay | PinoyCravings.com

November 18th, 2008 at 2:02 pm

[...] time and it was just over an hour after finishing a huge Halo Halo from Boracay’s famous Halowich. While completing my pasalubong shopping at D’Mall, I bumped into Tina – my fellow travel [...]

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fedge

November 18th, 2008 at 2:03 pm

my friend also told me about Red Bean’s halo-halo! She said that its the “BEST HALOHALO EVER”! I guess its really true. I’ll try that one out if get to go to Boracay again :)

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pinoy.cravings

November 18th, 2008 at 2:05 pm

@fedge – It might not be the best Halo Halo ever but I truly enjoyed it:)

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Metz - Empty Streets

November 18th, 2008 at 4:48 pm

my jaw just dropped when I saw this picture wahhhhhh I want one too hehehe :)

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pinoy.cravings

November 19th, 2008 at 1:49 am

@Metz – thanks for frequently visiting this blog

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Miel

December 2nd, 2009 at 2:10 pm

Loved that place, had the best hot pockets ever! How could I get their email address? Thks for your help!

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joël

December 17th, 2009 at 8:07 am

Hi! this site was very interesting.i”ve been at the boracay last year and i havent seen that resto or i’ve been there but i didnt try the HALOWICH. I remember that we’ve been on one of the most ice cream resto but i dont remember the name it just nearby terminal 2.
well, ill be there soon to try their famous HALOwich ” what thus it taste & looks” just some friends mentioned that stuff. goodluck

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