Teresita's Of San Fernando - Niles

I raved about Teresita’s to my husband before so when we got the chance, I treated him there for lunch. Kare Kare wasn’t available so I got the Kaldereta instead and my husband got the Tapa Tocino. We didn’t enjoy the food that much first, the tocino meat was tough and dry. The kaldereta was okay it has some fatty parts but the meat was tender. They also served it in a disposable container instead of a real bowl. I don’t know if it’s just me but the kaldereta I’ve tried at Trinoma was better overall. It’s my second time eating at Teresita’s and I still haven’t tried their kare kare. On my first visit, they ran out of bagoong. I’m hoping I get to try it on my next visit.

Tried their halohalo and it tastes good. It is definitely for the sweet tooth. Leche flan is good serving. Overall i like it because im into sweet but it may be too sweet for others

The most creamy and refreshing halo-halo in town. It also had the most generous serving of leche flan on top. Like massive cuts of flan. Delicious!

I love sweets! I love halo halo but I am not fond of any kind of beans so Teresita's halo halo has become a fave. The ice is well-crushed. It compose mainly of macapuno, sweetened banana, langka and leche flan. You can enjoy an order for P90 or get their special halo halo for P105 since it has more langka served on top with the huge chunk of leche flan. Try also their pansit malabon and other offerings. Yum!

Beef Caldereta is a little salty but delicious. Kare Kare taste good too. Servings are just the right size for solo, no bitin moments. Halo halo was just full of ice, the other ingredients are less or even missing. Palabok was bland.