Itinayo nina Ginny Giang at Imelda Manalo, na matalik na magkaibigan, ang Halo Halo Café sa Parramatta, Sydney, kung saan pinagsasama nila ang mga impluwensiyang Filipino, Vietnamese, Spanish at Australian sa mga fusion dish na sumasalamin sa multikultural na komunidad ng lugar.
Key Points
- Nagtatag sina Ginny Giang at Imelda Manalo, na matalik na magkaibigan, ng isang café sa Parramatta, Sydney, na sumasalamin sa multikultural na komunidad na kanilang kinabibilangan.
- Pinangalanan nila itong Halo Halo Café upang katawanin ang iba-ibang kultura, kuwento at panlasa na nagsasama-sama sa iisang lugar.
- Mula sa kanilang mga impluwensiyang Filipino, Vietnamese, Spanish at Australian, bumuo sila ng iba-ibang fusion dish na pinaghalo ang mga lasa at tradisyon ng iba't ibang kultura.
Originally, it was only Australian food, and people started coming in and asking Why don't you have halo-halo? So I started searching for food from the Philippines. I don't really eat the food as much, but I love cooking, and I love serving the Filipino community.Sydney-based Cafe Owner Imelda Manalo
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