Bacolod Chicken Haus

My husband and I invited our friends to dine in this homey Filipino Restaurant. Authentic Filipino Dishes! We enjoyed the platter which is good for 4 people. The Dinuguan , kare kare , egg rolls snd kaderetang kambing is scrumptious! You want desserts? Try their jumbo sized Halo Halo! One order can share with 4 people! Halo Halo is tagalog for MIXED. It is a popular dessert in the Philippines made up of crushed ice, milk, leche flan and a lot of sweet fillings! Must try it! 😊😊😊 btw kudos to the staff who are so so friendly!! Thanks for the birthday greeting!! Appreciate you all

The boodle-boodle caught our eye, and we ordered this festive feast for Mothers Day. It’s proportioned for 5 but there’ll be plenty to share + leftovers. Must order the feast 24 in advance! Absolutely worth it. My mom enjoyed it so much that we came back the next week and I got to try their halo-halo. Love their version, huge portion, also plenty to share. Excellent, kind and attentive service each time. Clean, cozy, colorful environment. No parking lot but street parking in front of the building and around the block is reasonably available.

6/27/21 COVID UPDATE Still requiring masks for entry. No limits on capacity. I tried the Halo-Halo (literally means "Mix-Mix" because it contains around 7-9 different sweets in there such as shaved ice on top, coconut strips 3 inches long, cubed yams/flan/and something else orange softer than yams, small red beans, small clear lychee, evaporated milk, cubed green & red jellies, red fruit preserve/jams, topped ube purple ice cream and frosted flakes) here which is $7 each. They were not as sweet as I thought it would be which is a good thing! I only don't think the to-go container since it's in a drinking plastic container which makes it hard to eat the bottom ingredients. A bowl would be better! Overall enjoyed it, after I poured it in my glass bowl at home.