Sun.Star Cebu

Cebuano favorites on Halo’s tables

- MARYMIL M. CABRERA / Writer

Every day, a different treat takes the spotlight in Halo Restaurant’s buffet. Alejandro’s crispy pata, Rico’s lechon, Dumanjug’s Bisayang manok, and roast beef are just some examples. This combinatio­n of home-style cooking with a fun dining experience is something Halo hopes true-blue Cebuanos will enjoy.

Cebu is known for its great-tasting food. There is something about Cebuano food that satiates any cravings and makes everyone feel at home. From the fancy restaurant­s to the affordable eatery and the street food, Cebu is a place brimming with interestin­g and mouthwater­ing dishes.

Halo Restaurant offers the best of Cebuano food with a variety of internatio­nal favorites and delicious array of gastronomi­c Cebuano breakfast, lunch and dinner buffet that is prepared by its resident chef, Chef Jeffrey Rivera, partnered with some of Cebu’s best that would surely flatter one’s taste buds.

The restaurant features homecooked-style food in a hotel setting with a chic and contempora­ry design and an open kitchen that allows an interactiv­e and fun dining experience with 50 seating capacity, perfect for cozy meals, casual coffee and interestin­g cocktail drinks.

Every day, the restaurant highlights different kinds of buffet such as Cripsy Pata Buffet with Alejandro’s, Lechon Buffet with Rico’s, Dumanjug’s Bisayang Manok Buffet and Roast Beef and Pasta Buffet with unlimited delectable Cebuano food choices.

To make the dining experience more memorable and fun, acoustic bands perform live, singing everyone’s all-time favorite songs. Diners are also free to request songs they want to hear or sing along to with the band.

At Halo Restaurant, one can experience being a true blooded Cebuano. Halo Restaurant is located on the second floor of St. Mark Hotel tucked in Queens Road, Redemptori­st Plaza, Camputhaw.

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