Great store! 3 stars for not having the machine that allows…read moreyou for online payments plus there are times coffee is not available and just today not able to provide a mobile load

We are so thankful that 7 Eleven has opened many branches in Davao City because we are sick and…read moretired of buying at Convenience Stores. Location is good. They are at the one of the well known buildings here at Matina Crossing. Easy to locate, the locals new the place very well. Okay for food. The hotdogs and the Siopao's are good but there are times that I get thay cold/new Hotdogs and Siopao's. I honestly dont like that. This place is pretty pricey too so expect a larger bill at the counter.

Great food with a twist.. level up food presentation and super yummy. Super big serving too. For…read moreAmbiance: The place is super cozy and The Service: i love how they help us with our bday surprise for a friend. The best ang Oysters, Sesame Soy Chicken Wings and Flourless spiced chocolate cake.

Worst coffee bar!!! I have been here several times recently and the specialty coffee and regular…read moreare awful. They are watery and lack any level of taste. Clearly the barista never received any training and it shows in the poor quality of the drinks serviced.

Doughnuts taste the same as in America, my only issue is they don't offer all the variety as…read moreAmerica and most of the time they are out of stock on the Doughnuts I like, abit on the expensive side but,you can't beat the taste of home in a foreign country

Their saving grace - their cakes. While Lachi's is a good place for cheap meals (that's people find…read moreextremely good but it's actually just average) their cakes take them to a whole other level! Meals cost around 110-250 depends on what you're gonna eat. It's a pretty hearty meal, there's a lot of food served and a lot of rice but still, it's really nothing that great. More like a 6/10. But if you try their cakes... It's a definite 11/10. I love their matcha cheesecake so much! Their blueberry, strawberry cheesecakes and creme brûlée cake is also reaaallllyyy good so if you go there I suggest you get those cakes! I also suggest you reserve a table ahead of time because it's usually full. Also parking depends on whether there's a lot of people around the area or not because they don't have their own parking area, you just park on the streets so that's that. ALSO - don't be surprised with their service. The waitresses and everyone working there are basically bitches (not even kidding) they can be rude and they never smile and always take your orders and etc like they're tortured for it (I swear it's annoying) but if you want to try their cakes you'd have to endure the service.

A must try when in Davao City. This is a place Dabawenyos come back to time and time again. The…read morefood is still the best and it's affordable. There are several signature dishes I don't get tired of eating again and again and again. These are... Asian chicken, laing, callos, mechado, and the unforgettable ribs. The salpicado is not bad too. Call in to reserve a table as it gets crowded. If you do so, it would be polite to show up on time or call back for cancellation so they can free up the table for someone else. Their desserts are one of Davao's best, especially the sansrival.

Nice and clean place. Super big place, must visit in Davao. There is a bird show for the kids to…read moreenjoy. They have a buffet. We tried making our own chocolate design, there is a fee per person. Im not gonna lie, it was fun to do. We also had a chance to see how they make the chocolate inside the factory. Their chocolate is delicious. The food is good.

Willy Wonka has retired and gone to Malagos, Davao Del Sur, Philippines. And no this is not…read moreLoompaland, where you'll find the Oompa Loompas, Whangdoodles, or the Snozzwangers. But what you will find, is a chocolate adventure...a phizzwizard if you will. An incredible chocolate dream you'll want to experience everyday. The first of its kind in the Philippines, MALAGOS CHOCOLATE MUSEUM, and its non-edible confectionery garden is located within the grounds of the beautiful Malagos Garden Resort, is that dream. This Tree-to-Bar experience begins upon entering the museum. After being greeted with a smile, by lovely chocolatiers, you will embark on your CACAO journey. You will learn about the history and making of Philippine Chocolate, and all about the CACAO bean and its industry. As you make your way from room to room, you will be listening to the sounds of the Philippine jungle. The birds get louder as you get closer to their chocolate nest. So keep your eyes peeled for any potential flying visitors. To make it easy on mama and papa, there is a interactive zone made for the family. Where young future chocolatiers can stimulate their minds with fun games and interact with Beanie, the Malagos Chocolate Mascot, giving the parents a nice little breather. I'm sure after you've fed your mind with titillating sweet thoughts, now it's time to put something sweet in your mouth. As you exit this final room, The Chocolate Bar awaits you, where you'll find a variety of ready made chocolate bars, truffles, ice cream, drinks, and munchies. While you're in consumption mode, off to the side, through the looking glass, you can watch the magic of chocolate making. The singing Oompa Loompas, I mean Chocolatiers, are extraordinarily busy at work in the laboratory. Just when you think your adventure is over, it's now your turn to test your chocolate making skills. You have 3 dozen fun tray molds, and 18 flavoring add-ons to choose from. From the various dried fruits, nuts, herbs, and minerals, that are available, I chose a few from each. For a small fee, and I might add, totally worth every peso, take advantage of this opportunity to play with your food. After making a tray for myself, then trying my first piece, MALAGOS CHOCOLATE is now one of my favorite chocolates. The only regret I have, is I didn't make more trays. My experience at the MALAGOS CHOCOLATE MUSEUM was nothing short of amazing. You might not get an Everlasting Gobstopper here, but I can assure you'll get an everlasting memory, as I have.

Must try specialty coffee, matcha, and food. Good people easy to approach. Perfect ambience for…read moreenjoying a cup of coffee.

Great food and good service…read more We love the original tart flavor with blended of toppings. My kids love their fruit toppings along with ground graham crackers. I personally stick with the plain one because I want to savor the yogurt taste without being diluted by the toppings. I hope to try their yogurt on a popsicle on my next visit.