Halo Halo Filipino Kitchen

We had time before our late show at the Sphere so we decided to get a snack at the Venetian food court. We walked around and checked out the offerings and went with Halo Halo and they had the smallest shop in the food court.The menu consisted of Filipino savory items small bites and three types of halo halo. Getting a halo halo would be a perfect dessert/drink. We ordered a fruity halo halo, which had snow ice and a medley of tropical fruit topped with purple yam, candies plantains and a scoop of ube ice cream. Gradually mixed and stirred before eating this tasty dessert. If you want a halo halo, check out Halo Halo in the Venetian food court.

Friendly employee at the register and unsure if she was the owner. Ordered chicken adobo and halo halo. Took a few bites of the chicken adobo and tossed the whole thing away. Mostly because I was still super full from lunch. I only bought it to try it and it was just ok and dry. I felt so bad for wasting food. Halo halo was delicious of course. Would I come back? Only for the halo halo.

I really wanted to like this place. It was so complicated to find in the maze of the canal shops. It's in a food court so it's super noisy and you end up sharing a community table. The food just didn't hit. The lumpia were not great and that's my favorite item when I go to Filipino spots. I then tried the chicken adobo. You can't screw that up right??? Wrong. Super dry rice and the chicken barely had an adobo flavor. There are so many great options in Vegas it's a bummer when you miss.

This cute little kitchen is located at the canal shops food court. Signage is super bright.Staff is so friendly. Food is made to order. We ordered a couple of snacks since we just had breakfast. The chicken egg rolls were crunchy and tasty. The veggie spring rolls were also fresh fried and the order included plenty to share.

Please note this is a food court /order at the counter style business. Halo halo was the best part. I got the Halo Halo, Pork Adobo and Tocino. It was definitely worth the walk from the Flamingo Hotel to the Venetian food court for this hidden gem. The Pork Adobo was ok. I loved the Tocino but wished the sunny side up egg was not like a perfect round egg and wished it was seasoned more.

This is the second time I've had halo-halo there. I completely forgot to review this restaurant the last time I vacationed in Vegas. I recalled ordering the supreme halo-halo, and it was the best halo-halo I've ever had. So I ordered the same halo-halo again. They now serve it in two containers. The taro ice cream is in a separate bowl. It was a great idea because it was too big to eat with everything in it. I absolutely love this place. It is a must-stop every time I visit Vegas. #halo-halo #yummy #Vegas #foodie

This restaurant is located in the food court of the Venetian. It's quite a small restaurant counter, but the staff was friendly and helpful and the food was very tasty. I had the pork adobo and the pork lumpia, and enjoyed both.

Late post. Last week after visiting the Guardian Angel Cathedral, my friends & I walked on the strip and ended going to Venetian. One friend said that she heard there was a Filipino restaurant inside the Venetian hotel. We did not know the name and asked some people. Some they did and pointed it to us where to go. I googled the general question and the Filipino restaurant came up inside the Venetian hotel. I called the telephone number and I was told it was in a food court near the Casanova restaurant. I remember having my birthday dinner at the Casanova restaurant last year. So when we found it, it was not a restaurant but a food stall. You ordered food, pay and seat in an open air outdoor table. We ordered separately. My friends had the Chicken Inasal, Seafood Breakfast, Lumpia Shanghai, Vegetable Lumpia and I ordered the Pork Sisig. The chicken thigh was served for more than one person as we had to eat our friend's chicken as well. It was delicious. The Pork Sisig was a little salty. The fried fish was dry. The Lumpia Shanghai was good but the Vegetable Lumpia was okay. They served a lot of rice so we ended not finishing the rice only. We had the supreme halo-halo to share. There were different ingredients included with crushed ice and evaporated milk. The staff were nice. Since it was an open air outdoor long table, we shared it with other people but we had our spaces from them. I forgot to take the food picture as we were excited eating Filipino food. But I had the picture of the menu and the halo halo. For fast and comfort food, I don't mind returning to this food vendor.

The staff is nice. The price is alright for the portion. Been craving for sisig, went and tried their sisig but there's missing on the flavor. The taste of home!. The feeling you want to try it again, but this time is meh. We tried also the sausage but it's hard for us to finish it because all the grease from the sausage(longganisa) went to the rice. If they add garlic toppings I suggest might help us to enjoy to eat it. Lumpia is excellent! Hoping for the next visit there's improvement in the menu recipe. Thank you for the service

Not the same taste anymore and a lot items not available Like pork bbq the adobo was not goodTocino was hard like a rock