It's a nice place and location with hung out with your friends, family, your love one and other…read morerelatives cool place and nice with good taste

It's a nice placeto hangout with your friends and family. We went there for our lunch, the weather…read morewas hot but good thing they have a private room with aircon. The food was great, you can choose from different kind of seafoods. They also have a free wifi for you to enjoy while they're preparing your food.

Sarapa talaga kumain dito sa mang gorio..very accomodating pa ang mga staff and crew nilaread more

Came here one uneventful night after going around Marbel looking for a place to eat for dinner. It…read moreused to be in a different place and very popular 5-10 years ago. This time, the place looks deserted, not much choices in the menu, food was so-so. I expected a wifi to be available but there was none. There was a complimentary pie that my kids barely touched. It is no longer the place I used to come for home-cooked meals

best Batchoy in Marbel!read more

Love the Ribs here. They are the BEST in GenSan. Decent service, lots of other items too, but for…read moreme it's all about the ribs, try them!

This place was recommended by my niece who lives around this area...So off I go to try this…read morecafe...This farm to table French cuisine concept is really spot on. You'll be amazed with the blue rice . I've heard it's cooked with the antioxidants-loaded blue thurnate flower. They make their own Fresh juice and the cafe also have bottled fresh cow's milk. I ordered the salmon entree which is great. Love the interplay of sweet and spicy flavor to it.... I've ordered mu favorite affogato which is coffee with ice cream on it... It's good . With the entree's sheer freshness of the ingredients, you're getting your money's worth. My only regret is that I'm so full with one main entree and dessert, I could not try the other entree's. I will be back La Fermette to savor the rest of your delectable entrees and desserts!

Best sourdough and baguettes in town! I go almost every weekend for the breads - that's how good…read morethey are. Butter, yogurt and most recently tried the Kefir milk which is really potent! For desserts, their chocolate TDF is really to die for. Go on a weekday to avoid the weekday crowd. They're a pretty popular restaurant so there are lots of people who visit. But you eat socially distanced and the restaurant is not airconditioned so it's pretty much like outdoor dining anyway. I enjoyed their cheese platter, the waffles, the sardines pasta, and their salads too. Good food, great ambiance, responsive on social media. Highly recommend! Please make croissants and pain suisse!

First time eating here and we just love it! They've only opened 6 months ago. We had takoyaki,…read moreokonomiyaki, and got a free yakisoba (6th celebration deal)! Everything we had was delicious and tastes authentic! We will come back to try their Ramen! We also had complimentary tea after meal! Price is affordable! Serving was also good for 2, depends on how hungry you are. And a plus on a clean restroom with the usual Japanese toilet that has as heater! Servers are friendly and the owner too!

I'm really happy I spotted this place a couple of months back. I never really knew about it cause I…read morerarely go to this part of town but the exteriors caught my attention. It's a really cute little well-lit restaurant inside the first floor of a hotel compound and if you look well enough, it can really catch your attention. There's fair space inside. Maybe around 30-40 people can fit and around 10-15 can sit outside. Parking might be a little by hard because the compound is shared by other establishments but you can always park on the side of the road at night. The food is very affordable! Price range would be 140-350. There are some dishes for sharing less than 350 and it's really good for like 3-4 people! We ordered their Cheesy Sizzling Sisig on a skillet and it was huge!! It was worth 275 and I shared the bill with my friend so you can say we pretty much had a cheap, hearty meal that tasted really great! I also ordered their Old School Vanilla shake for 180 (? I think I'm not so sure anymore) and it was also really great! The service might not be as promising because there's only a few servers and the place is usually really crowded so they tend to get very busy. All in all it was still a really good quaint dining experience.

This place has been a staple restaurant in Davao. My dad has a lot of fond memories stopping by…read morehere in the afternoon for Siopao and chatting with the staff. Since we were kids, we would default to this restaurant whenever we cannot decide where to eat. Or if we want some comfort food, we would order delivery. Our family favorites are: Lomi, Sate Noodles, and Gulami. They make their own noodles and have perfected the art of making Al debate and tasty noodles. Their Siopao (meat buns) are also popular choices. They have upgraded and modernize this place. But it's still situated in the same location in the city. I'm happy to see this place thriving.

Nostalgia at it's best…read more This chain has been around since I was a kid. Big portions and good prices Just a little crowded and sometimes dirty but the service is good and the food fills you or your group.

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.