Posted by Blogie on 02 Apr 2008 | Tagged as: Restaurant
The first time I had a meal at Honeybear Chicken House, I wasn’t overly impressed, as I’d previously written on AngDabawenyo.com nearly a year ago. But, last month, when the bloggers were treated to a dinner by proprietor, Emmylou Yee, it was a veritable feast! And I’m not just talking about the fiesta-sized amounts of […]
Posted by Blogie on 08 Mar 2008 | Tagged as: Restaurant
It was very welcome news when I heard that Bryan Bajado and his family had reopened their restaurant in Palm Village. A graduate of the esteemed Center for Culinary Arts and an accomplished chef, Bryan is well-known in Davao for his mouth-watering concoctions.
Together with my friend, Rochelle Venuti of Swiss Deli, I was at Bryan’s […]
Posted by Blogie on 24 Feb 2008 | Tagged as: Restaurant
Nestled in one of Davao’s oldest residential areas, Juna Subdivision, Lispher Inn is a homey litle hotel that offers personalized customer service and good food.
Hotel guests and walk-in customers alike can enjoy home-cooked fare at Lispher Inn’s very own restaurant, Avenida. It’s on the ground floor of this 5-storey, 35-room hotel. (They also have 6 […]
Posted by Blogie on 08 Feb 2008 | Tagged as: Restaurant
If you’re craving for Filipino cuisine and would like to find out how we do it in Davao, Belly’s Grill is your best bet. The place itself isn’t all that impressive- looking… but, as they say, don’t judge a cooking pot by its cover.
Posted by Blogie on 02 Feb 2008 | Tagged as: Restaurant
Aseya Bistro Orientale opened exactly a year and a day ago, and yesterday, on their first anniversary, they accommodated 10 bloggers for the 7th leg of the Davao Food Trip. And what a feast it was!
Aseya, as their name implies, is a place for Oriental / Asian cuisine. They offer Filipino, Japanese, Vietnamese and Thai […]
Posted by Blogie on 01 Feb 2008 | Tagged as: Restaurant
Vietnamese cuisine for me is soul food. I mean, when eating Vietnamese food, I feel refreshed and nourished. What I appreciate in their cooking is that, their dishes contain a healthy amount of vegetables and spices. In Davao, the best place for authentic and soulful Vietnamese cuisine is Hanoi.
With two branches now, Hanoi is owned […]
Posted by Blogie on 28 Jan 2008 | Tagged as: Restaurant
A group of young Dabawenyo entrepreneurs — coming from different fields of expertise but altogether passionate about good food — opened last 1 December 2007 a new restaurant that will certainly add color and flavor to the fast-growing restaurant scene in Davao. Pepper & Peppers.
Last 26 January 2008, Mike Sy, John Obsines and Carlos Alba […]
Posted by Blogie on 25 Jan 2008 | Tagged as: Restaurant
Here’s a toast to Davao’s newest Italian bistro: Salutti!
The name might suggest Italian cuisine, but Salutti in fact serves fusion food — traditional Italian fare recreated into modern, adventurous and delectable dishes. It’s a small affair, but a very cozy, well-appointed and refreshing addition to Davao’s restaurant scene. I highly recommend the place for intimate […]
Posted by Blogie on 10 Jan 2008 | Tagged as: Restaurant
Casa Leticia is a cozy boutique hotel in downtown Davao City. It is situated in the heart of the city and is near a mall, several banks and other business establishments. The hotel is also home to authentic Ilonggo cooking: welcome to Sagay Restaurant!
My personal favorites at Sagay are their Sizzling Sisig and the Kansi, […]
Posted by Blogie on 05 Jan 2008 | Tagged as: Restaurant
Dulce Manos Café. It’ one of those places where you can expect home-made cooking goodness. It’s a cozy affair — about 6 intimate tables inside and 4 larger ones out front (al fresco) — which adds to the homey ambience of this new café in town. When my friend Rochelle told me about it the […]
