About Us

    Two kitchens, one haus

    The HaloHaus dining room

    Our story

    Mix it all together

    Halo-halo means "mix-mix" in Tagalog, and that's exactly what HaloHaus is about. We brought the Filipino flavors we grew up with — sizzling sisig, sweet tocino, pancit at every party — together with the Chinese wok classics everyone loves.

    Then we added a boba bar and a dessert counter, painted the walls pink, and opened our doors on La Palma Avenue in Buena Park.

    Made fresh, served with a smile

    Our halo-halo is built to order, our ube soft serve is a must-try, and our milk teas come with fresh boba every day. In the kitchen, plates come straight off the wok and the sisig still sizzles when it hits your table.

    Whether it's a quick boba run, a family dinner or party trays for the whole barkada — there's always room at the haus.

    Best-selling halo-haloSizzling sisig
    HaloHaus storefront on La Palma Avenue

    Come say hi

    Find us at 6875 La Palma Avenue, just minutes from Knott's Berry Farm. Look for the pink walls and the "Pick up here" sign.