With the exception of their well-known fried chicken andctheir side order of squash soup, I was not…read moreimpressed with their other food. The Adobong Kangkong Stuffed in Tofu was a half-hearted rendition of a "supposedly" new and creative interpretation of a traditional kangkong dish. To top it all, the sauce tasted more like a watered-down teriyaki sauce than an actual adobo sauce. The banfus belly was another disappointment. It was small and bland. The banana leaf wrapwas a nice touch, but it didn't help with the taste. If you're looking for crispy fried chicken that doesn't have a thick batter, this place is for you. But it doesn't have much to offer for their other dishes in the menu. I do like their dining area. It's spacious and clean. The service was prompt and very helpful.

The Hot Fudge Sundae was right on, the fried chicken was good but not great. The breading was…read moreslightly uncooked. Also the ice machine was not working. It's their second day since opening so the kinks have to be worked out. The place is clean, staff are friendly, the Restroom is clean. I'll try the place again in a few days. I just live across the street.

Seafood restaurant located in the SM Mall. Good selection of…read morewell cooked fish, shrimp and crabs. No lobster. Service staff friendly and efficient. Prices somewhat more expensive than average by Davao standards but worth it. Only drawback I found is no full size table serviettes, but they do have bibs and plastic gloves for messy eaters!

Fresh seafood, tasty food.we had shrimp crabs and tuna belly. All worth the money!…read moreWill definitely a go to place for crabs in davao.

3 curious girlfriends and I wanted to check out this Japanese-style eatery in Davao City on a…read moreweekday evening. Once we got there we had to wait just a little before being seated in an outdoor table with covering. This place is very similar to traditional Japanese street eateries but I wish there was more space, both indoor and outdoor. We were pretty much out on the street which can be a little dangerous, especially at night. We all ordered an array of beers, sushi rolls, appetizers, ramen and main dishes. Good for sharing! One of the rolls was pretty much 95% rice, but thankfully we had a variety of options to choose from. Probably the best Japanese street food you can find in Davao City! They also served complimentary hot tea. I'll be back! Kanpai

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 :)

Great ambience, good food, good service. Highly recommended when you visit Davao City, Philippines.read more

Food was ok. Service was good. Ambience was great…read more It was good way to get a variety of Filipino snacks (kakanin) and dessert during their afternoon buffet for P299. Just make sure that you don't have any leftovers. Disappointed that they ran out of the bibingka 30mins into their afternoon buffet schedule.

I love this place! The atmosphere is bright and big and the service always caters to your needs…read morewith a smile! It's in a good location in town, too! Right in downtown! This place is a Filipino restaurant which pushes its dishes with a modern fusion (also mixes some dishes with bananas - it sounds weird but it's good, I swear!) The food is relatively cheap for a big meal! Big serving of rice and big serving of viand! My favorite is their Sisag (pork Sisig with Saging) which only costs like 165 pesos (around $3). It's super good! Their cakes and pastas are also must-try menu items!!! Basically everything I've tried in this restaurant so far hasn't disappointed me! Parking space is a go! The space is huge and you'll have no problem with it (unless you go for dinner, cause the upper floor is a drinking deck so people go there late at night and sometimes it's packed). Nonetheless, the place is a definite go to when you're visiting Davao!

A place with a great ambiance! Servers are very friendly and always smiling. The food is delicious…read moreand presented well. Since it is SAGING Repablik, expect that most of the food on the menu has banana on it. So, if you are not a banana lover, this place is not quite for you. For the price, I believe that it is reasonable for the delicious food. When you are in Davao City, visit this place and experience the uniqueness of this restaurant.

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.