Tiny Kitchen continues to impress. The food was incredibly fresh and the service was superb from…read morestart to finish. My wife and I first came here 10 years ago and absolutely loved it, so returning after all this time felt special--and they did not disappoint. The restaurant has expanded since our last visit, which is great to see, and the quality has only gotten better. There's a great selection of dishes to choose from, with something for everyone. You truly won't be disappointed dining here.

My family always order food from here and love the food and service. My sister (from Texas) and I…read more(from California), came here with my other sister for lunch and we loved the food. I've been here before and so glad that the second experience wasn't disappointing. 'warm and cozy inside, family friendly. Staff is great. I would highly recommend this place. Tip: when ordering food, make sure to ask for substitutes, or something that you may not want on your plate. -If you're not happy with your food, ask the staff to take your food back and ask for a replacement, it's not the waiter's fault, the food is cold or tasteless or salty. AND ASK NICELY.

This place serves great dishes. I'd recommend their Wild Garlic 1/2 Grilled Chicken served with…read morethein in-house "9 herbs sauce". The service seems slow though as food takes quite sometime to be served. Place seems to be under staff as the place was jam packed during Father's Day and there was only one waiter doing all the order - taking. If you are looking for a quick meal, you better look somewhere else. Otherwise, a recommended place.

Good food and quick service. nice ambiance. great staff. good work, well done. good serving, enough…read morefor one person

Good, lami sya infairness. Lami ang food. Very nice ambiance, nindot sd ang services, very…read morecomfortable ang place.

Pidok's used to be a small restaurant but now it's one of the big chain bbq chicken restos in…read moreDavao. The place used to be open but now they renovated some of their branches to make sure it's closed and put AC in to make it colder (which is not ideal for a bbq place TBH) Anyways the food is cheap and they have so much on their menu. Ranging from pork-vegetables. While their food is great the service is pretty slow (and if you've read my reviews I hate poor service). Although the people weren't exactly rude or gave me an attitude, the service was just really slow.

The service is too long, it takes them at least an hour, other people are taken care of when we…read morewere the firsts one to arrive, Food is great overall, the Place is a bit noisy but it's good, a lot of food to pick on, it's just the service that it's too long

I wasn't blown away by Penong's chicken. The service was decent even with locals. With a lot of the…read morebbq chicken restaurants there is unlimited rice refills. The chicken was a bit too sweet for me but still good to try. The price for a pork/chicken combo was about 150 pesos. Chicken butt kind of tasted like chicken nuggets. Beware of the little chilis they give, small but lethal. I wouldn't try the water cause it's from the tap. Just stick with soda or bottled water.

The food is exceptional and by far the best place to eat with your family. The service from the…read morestaff is amazing and welcoming. The best place and my go to when I visit Davao City from the US.

My family and I absolutely love this place. The staff are very friendly and will cater to your…read moreevery need. We were seated in their fancy wood tables but at first entry you are greeted with the restaurant's cleanliness. The food? Wow. Amazing. Traditional Filipino cuisine served as fine dining yet very affordable and reasonable prices. They also had shakes of all sorts. Very flavorful. If you're ever in the beautiful city of Davao, i highly recommend!

There's no place like home. You don't need to tap your shoes and wish for it. Just simply head on…read moreto Cafe Tavera for your seafood cravings. I ordered a crab and grilled tuna belly. Also try their Dragon Balls. Don't ask just try it. You're welcome.

Their food is very seasonal. Sometimes it tastes great, sometimes it tastes like crap. And it's…read morefrustrating because this restaurant started out so well in Davao and now the flavors are always fleeting. Their location might not be easy to pick up. It around a Main Street corner but it's a street not often passed by cars so people might have a hard time looking for this place if it's their first time around the city. You might have a problem with parking too. Despite a lot of parking spots available, people just love going back to this place (no matter what season), so you have to come early to park outside the restaurant itself. They have extra space for parking further down a tight alley but it's up to you if you want to risk walking down from there to the restaurant at night. Price wise - when the food is good, it's worth it. When it's not, it's like paying a lot for crap basically.

Every chance I get to eat hear it's always a treat to be reminded of how delightful it is to be…read moreHome. Harana will always be a Davao staple. As a 90s baby who remembers playing in their jungle gym playground with ropes and all, it was always a fun place to be. Now as an adult the food is still tasteful, staff do their best to be attentive, and the fruit salad remains delightful. (Your lucky if they have grapes, avocados and mangos in stock)

DISCLAIMER: This is all based on my experience. This is just…read moremy opinion I have been going to this place since I was a very little girl (by little I mean like 5 years old). From what I remembered, the restaurant changed a lot since then. The place was renovated 2 or 3 years ago (maybe...?). Because of that, parking space has been smaller than before. As for the food, I have to say the food isn't as good as before, but it's still good :) Quality though is a bit inconsistent as time goes by. Overall, I still recommend you to go this place. It's a traditional Filipino restaurant you would NOT like to miss :)