**Great Food, But Portions Have Shrunk**…read more My girlfriend and I love Rekado. We first ate here last year and were amazed by their kare-kare and lechon kawali. Fast forward to this year, I brought my girlfriend and my brother to eat again. While the food was still delicious, the portions were significantly smaller--about 50% less. I posted a comparison of the kare-kare and lechon kawali dishes: on the left is April 2023, and on the right is May 2024. You can see that the portions have literally halved or more. Additionally, this time, the kare-kare had only one piece with actual meat, and it was very little. When we visited, there was an event, and we asked the server how long it would take for the food. The estimate was 15-20 minutes, but the food arrived in 25-30 minutes. It would have been fine if our expectations had been set correctly from the start, so we could have ordered appetizers since we were already hungry. Overall, the food is still delicious, but please improve the portion sizes.

Our high school class reunion had a lunch get together at this restaurant with a couple teachers…read morewhom we have not seen for 50 years! Food and service was good ( thanks to our classmate who picked the choices) ! Temperature of the section we were in could have been cooler- would be my only comment for improvement.

I came here with my high school friends. This place a came highly-recommended by one of our friend,…read morewho knows the owner. We had lunch for 299php. The options are not as wide as the other buffet places, but you do get your money's worth. The dishes were well-planned and was generously refilled. The fee comes with unlimited tea too. They serve a kind of warm herbal tea. If I were to guess, it had some camomile and other fragrant spices. It was refreshing. They served steamed purple rice, curried fish, lechon paksiw, chopsuey (with organically-grown vegfies from their own farm), fried spring roll, lato (seaweed) salad, eggplant in coconut milk, kinilaw na pork belly, and more. I liked tgeir cake dessert. It was a chiffon cake that looked a littke like cassava cake. It was not very sweet, whixh waa how I liked it. I found the sweetened banana Saba to be a little sweet. But I still enjoyed it.

Bought some pizza here last year as they were having a Buy 1, Take 1 promo. We ordered like 2…read morefamily sized pizzas so they gave us 2 more. Pizzas are tasty. The view is nice too as there is a huge pool nearby.

I went together with my family and friends for my birthday. The parking space was okay. The…read moreambiance is nice and the servers are very accomodating. They even sang a unique happu birthday song for me! It took quite a long time for our orders to come in. Some are very delicious and some just okay. Expect to bring lots of money because food in here is not that cheap however the portions are quite big for a single person. Overall, this is a nice restaurant which people should visit.

We've been here for a team building few years ago and I could say that the place is great as well…read moreas the food. The price is okay. The owner is very accommodating. The waiters and waitresses are approachable and nice. I recommend this restaurant to everyone. :)

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.

Well I have been wanting to go here for awhile I seen it on a travel show so when I arrived in…read moreDavao I made a point to come here. The food was very good the lechon kawali was the best I have had the tuna tail and goat were good as well but the reason for a two star rating was the service. I am in the restaurant business and we have gone out for dinner every night here in Davao for over two weeks and the service here was by far the worst. We were greeted in a very lukewarm way when seated we were never given water our glasses sat empty the whole night. I ordered San Miguel Light my response from the waitress was out sir so I than ordered a regular San Miguel she said let me check and than just said out sir. So we each ordered a boku shake and my wife got hers I had to wait another 10 minutes for mine. In a country with such friendly people it's a shame the have these types working here.

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 :)

Staff was friendly place was clean but they can use a better way for seating. We waited over an…read morehour to get seated for a party of 8 and got passed up a few times for smaller parties that we could of just joined tables together. We tried ordering some of their dishes they are known for and were told they were sold out which made no sense to me. The food was ok but not as great as some reviews were saying I have had better. I just wasn't reallly impressed for what you pay for and get. The soup was salty the chicken was ok and the sisig was alright. The group did enjoy the fancy drinks they ordered and deserts.

Bah. Hygiene is a huge issue here. They stack all the burnt crumbs of the bread from the oven to…read morethe side. You can literally see a small black pile beside the fresh bread they put in. Another issue is that their cooks have friends come over from time to time. They have these loud chit chats and focus more on the topic than on the food. Food is average in taste (only the mayonnaise intensifies flavor) but the bread is too oily (because yes, they usually use the same frying pan for the bread AND the meat.

Good and cheap. Buy one get one burgers or chicken burgers, they also have hot dogs and other great…read moremenu items at very affordable prices. Good for a late night snack or a morning after quick breakfast!