Iloilo’s Original Biscocho Haus

Posted by Abe on March 11th, 2006 at Food Trip, Iloilo, Road Trip

One of the few yet popular bakeshop and pasalubong stores in Iloilo City is the Biscocho Haus. Over half a dozen branches spread all over Iloilo catering to travellers and tourists, the Original Biscocho Haus has survived the test and taste of time.

Ilonggo Delicacy

The Biscocho bakeshop has been there for decades and it hasn’t changed much. Their stores are almost always packed with people buying Ilonggo delicacies from butterscotch, barquillos, piyaya, banana marble, and of course the ever famous biscocho (toasted bread coated with milk and sugar).

Biscocho Haus in Jaro Iloilo

One of the older and bigger shops can be found in the district of Jaro, just across the road from Jaro Plaza and Cathedral. If you are in a hurry for your flight, you can get some of them at the Iloilo Airport itself.

Original Biscocho Haus

SM and Gaisano supermarkets may also have them but they might not be as freshly baked as the ones you buy from the main branch.

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14 Responses to “Iloilo’s Original Biscocho Haus”

mjerome » March 11th, 2006 at 12:01 pm

this is a really productive and creative idea for a blog!

keep it up!

Eric » March 11th, 2006 at 4:44 pm

i missed the iloilo biscocho! yung makapal yng milk and sugar.. dunno which brand is the best. pero asarap lahat!

i wasnt able to buy when i was iloilo last dinagyang due to very hectic sched. I just bough a few pakcs of pinasugbo at the airport. but it was outrageously expensive.

be back there this october. =)

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jeyares » May 3rd, 2006 at 7:23 pm

Biscocho Haus started out as a homey snack place under the shade of a tree. They served home-cooked spaghetti with the biscocho as partner.Their dinuguan was also very delicious. Good thing is they still serve these up to now.

jun » May 4th, 2006 at 3:57 pm

wewin’s biscocho… i dunno if this still exist… my last time in iloilo was 1998…

mikee » June 22nd, 2006 at 9:05 pm

Hi guys, sana you can help me..kasi im graduating student of MC and i want the BISCOCHO HAUS to be my thesis subject. alam mo po ba kung paano ko ma-cocontact ang BISCOCHO HAUS?