Recognized as the best Halo Halo in Metro Cebu, Melton’s Halo Halo continues to delight the palate of locals and tourist who visit the Queen City of the South and taste their famous “Super Special Halo Halo”. Halo-halo is a combination of crushed ice, milk, fruits, sugar, etc, topped with Ice Cream and Corn Flakes. Some halo-halo in the country, such as Razon’s and Chowking often add the delicious leche flan to make it tastier and creamier but at Melton’s they only add several ingredients, depending on the season, to make a perfect combination of taste at a very affordable price.
Melton’s Halo Halo
Melton’s Halo Halo has a number of outlets in Metro Cebu. Their two branches, in Barangay Tisa & Talisay are the most visited. Aside from the Special Halo-Halo (P50, no Ice Cream) & Super Special Halo-Halo (P60 with Ice Cream), they also sell finger foods such as French Fries, Tempura, Squid Roll, Chips and many more. Some branches, notably in Minglanilla, also sells the delicious and very affordable Mom’s Pizza.
If you want to taste something cold this summer season, you can visit Melton’s Halo Halo anytime. Lunch time, dinner and snack time are the busiest times of the day and it will take 10-15 minutes to serve your order but on lean hours, you can get your tasty halo-halo in just 3 to 5 minutes.
Melton’s Halo-Halo in Tisa (near Labangon) is very accessible. Just ride a jeepney going to Labangon and tell the driver to drop you at the Melton’s Store, just a few meters from the bridge separating Barangay Labangon and Barangay Tisa. It is along the main road and in most occasions customers are very visible outside the outlet.
The very delicious Cebu Halo-Halo
Finger Foods (Tempura & Fries)
Mark & Lisa at Melton’s Halo-Halo
At Melton’s Halohalo on a different day
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Mark Anthony Maranga is an Educator-Parent to his 3 Homeschooling Kids. He sells Ice Cream and Balloons in Mandaue City, Cebu. Exploring the Philippines tourist attractions together with his family is his passion; they are learning without borders.
