Tag: davao restaurants
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#DavaoFoodCrawl: Taichou Izakaya
Tucked away in an easy-to-miss corner along D. Ponce Street, is a small, unassuming izakaya. Its signage isn’t as glaring as any other restaurant in the city. And if you’re not following the prescribed speed limit in the streets of Davao, you’ll easily go past the place. You can thank 7-11 for being there to…
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#DavaoFoodCrawl: Munchtown Grill
Tucked away in a small space along F. Torres Street in Davao City is a town for munching. Quick food for the quick-bites needs for yourself or for the entire barkada. Munchtown Grill is near the corner of F. Torres and Mabini Streets; look for that mango tree that shades the 3-car parking area. Grilled…
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#DavaoFoodCrawl: Spark Coffee + Crafts
If it sparks joy, keep it. Or something to that effect according to a popular tv show host. Spark Coffee & Crafts is certainly a spark of joy in the Davao coffee shop scene. The cafe is located in Marfori Heights; right in the middle of a burgeoning food and cafe scene in that neighbourhood.…
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#DavaoFoodCrawl: Blah Blah Blah by Good Food Co.
One of the more recent restaurants that has popped into the Davao food scene is Blah Blah Blah by The Good Co. The food is delish, that I can say right away. But it’s not your usual Western or Eastern cuisine. One can say that it’s fusion cuisine. I’d describe the food to be an expression…
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#DavaoFoodCrawl: Tsuru Japanese Restaurant and Sushi Bar
Tsuru at J. Camus Street, Davao City has been a go-to place for a lot of Davaoeños looking for a fix for their Japanese food cravings. It’s been that way since 1990 when they first opened. Yep, this is an institution of a restaurant in Davao City. If you ask any local, they’ll most likely…
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#DavaoFoodCrawl: Mugshots Wine & Cafe
A coffee shop but also a place to get beer and also to have tea. All that paired with good food. It can just be the food as well. Whatever it may be, there’s always a good excuse to visit Mugshots Wine & Cafe. Best time to go? Whenever you feel like it! Heck, you…
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#DavaoFoodCrawl: Kitsune Japanese Casual Dining
Stop #2 is at Kitsune Japanese Casual Dining. Kitsune is along Juna Avenue, Juna Subdivision. The general area of Juna Subdivisions has gone through some kind of rebirth into a go-to food stop in the city. In some ways, Juna reminds me of Maginahawa in QC. There’s a place to eat in all the major…
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#DavaoFoodCrawl: Shatter Kebab + Hummus
Davao City is filled with food spots. It’s a fact. And I’d say the same thing about any other city in any other place in the world. When you visit Davao City though, take time to explore the home grown, hole-in-the-wall restaurants around the city. There’s a lot, to be honest. If you’re coming back…