Their saving grace - their cakes. While Lachi's is a good place for cheap meals (that's people find…read moreextremely good but it's actually just average) their cakes take them to a whole other level! Meals cost around 110-250 depends on what you're gonna eat. It's a pretty hearty meal, there's a lot of food served and a lot of rice but still, it's really nothing that great. More like a 6/10. But if you try their cakes... It's a definite 11/10. I love their matcha cheesecake so much! Their blueberry, strawberry cheesecakes and creme brûlée cake is also reaaallllyyy good so if you go there I suggest you get those cakes! I also suggest you reserve a table ahead of time because it's usually full. Also parking depends on whether there's a lot of people around the area or not because they don't have their own parking area, you just park on the streets so that's that. ALSO - don't be surprised with their service. The waitresses and everyone working there are basically bitches (not even kidding) they can be rude and they never smile and always take your orders and etc like they're tortured for it (I swear it's annoying) but if you want to try their cakes you'd have to endure the service.

A must try when in Davao City. This is a place Dabawenyos come back to time and time again. The…read morefood is still the best and it's affordable. There are several signature dishes I don't get tired of eating again and again and again. These are... Asian chicken, laing, callos, mechado, and the unforgettable ribs. The salpicado is not bad too. Call in to reserve a table as it gets crowded. If you do so, it would be polite to show up on time or call back for cancellation so they can free up the table for someone else. Their desserts are one of Davao's best, especially the sansrival.

Been here twice already since it opened last last week. So yes, this is a newly opened Iced Giants…read morebranch in Matina Crossing. The first thing that I noticed is that they have friendly staff that will open and greet you after you opened the door. But there's one staff that made angry for sec. She gave us the menu, we finished ordering. I asked for a couple glasses of water and she just stared at me and ignored. Is that proper? No, I think not. Overall, this place is okay. This review should be 4 star but because of that unforgettable mistake I will give them 3.5

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

This is my favorite go-to restaurant when I want to have some "me" time. I love the water, so its…read morecozy and airy ambience reminds me of the comforting waves of the sea. Some of my favorite dishes are the Fish Wrap with Cilantro Lime Sauce, Pan-Fried Fish with Cauliflower Rice, and Shrimp Burger with Avocado and Mango Salsa. If you have a sweet tooth, their delectable desserts such as the tableya cheesecake is a must-try! When they moved to their new home along E. Jacinto Street, the owner converted what was once a house into a restaurant and added boutique rooms which can accommodate 2-4 persons. These rooms are tastefully decorated and are situated at the back area of the restaurant. If you don't mind waking up to the smell of good food, try staying here next time.

There's no other healthy-market restaurant I'm obsessed with like Sea Green. I love how the…read moreatmosphere is light and very ocean-themed. The staff are friendly and quick as well and their menu items are really unique! I usually get their Lemon Garlic Shrimp with black garlic rice for 210 pesos and it just fills you up with happiness and flavor! It's great tasting food for healthy alternatives and you rarely find treasures like this! I've also tried their fish salpicao and malunggay pesto pasta with tuyo flakes and like I said... Treasures. It's a bit pricey so you might need to prepare your wallet before coming in but you won't regret your eats! I guess they just need to fix their dessert menu cause it's all local ingredients to make like cheesecakes, tablea and etc. There's really nothing wrong with it but I'm a traditionalist when it comes to desserts so I usually just eat here for one meal then get my dessert elsewhere. Other than that, you're set for a healthy, yummy course!

This is a place you want to go to for a sweet, cold and tasty treat. I came in here feeling full…read moreafter a savory dinner and didn't think I would finish this Mango Frozen Yoh-Gurt Parfait, but it hit the spot and I ended up finished it all. #NoRegrets The restaurant, which is a very little cube-like fixture is clean and well-kept. We could see the employees making our orders and what exactly was being put in it. I will definitely come back when I am in Davao City and try other flavors!

I love this little cafe. The interior kind of puts you off (cause you can tell when they're using…read morecheap materials for the interior - so it's either too bright for your eyes, gives off a weird smell or gives off that 'tryin too hard' kind of vibe. Also the chairs and couches and walls aren't good anymore either - hence the cheap interior), but stay for the food! It's a great cafe that serves great meals. I love their frappes and shakes, coffees and teas and everything else - except their desserts! I usually order their green tea frappe (which is heaven) or just take the usual Americano when I feel like I need an afternoon kick. Their pastas and rice meals are great. I order their steamed Dory in melted Parmesan and other cheeses and it just melts in your mouth!!!! I also really like their aglio olio pasta Don't stay for desserts. Like their cheap interior, their desserts put you off. It might look aight but when you dig through it it's just crap in your mouth. DONT!

Been here for like 5 times already. 4 out of 5 I would order the spicy chicken wings and a…read morecheesecake. I love the mix between a fancy restaurant and a coffeeshop because you could have a meal together and then talk serious matters afterwards when coffee and cakes are ordered. The place is spacious and ambience is great. A go-to place for meals and cakes.

Pretty good. I prefer their carmel machiatto to the Starbucks in Davao. Good assortment of…read moredesserts. Very good A/C and clean environment. If you're ever in Davao City, Philippines and need to get your coffee fix, this is the place. It's walking distance from Guadalupe Village and not too far from Jollibees and McDonalds. I recommend it.

This establishment used to be my favorite place to get merienda (Filipino afternoon snack), but…read morerecently their food's starting to taste bland (except for some of their pastries). I do suggest you try out their batchoy or mami still if you want authentic Filipino meriendas. Winner of the pastries will always and forever be their cassava cake! The only downside is their parking. You'll have a hard time looking for a spot on the road since they don't have a designated parking area. Price wise, it's very affordable. They used to be more cheap than they are today but it's still pretty cheap. And the price you pay for the food is worth it so you'll walk out with no regrets.

I was about to give them 3 stars but I had recently tasted their leche flan and it was the bomb…read more You can order in big sizes, put them in a box and pig out somewhere. PRO TIP: If you are in a mall and happen to want to drink coffee but not have enough dough for the pricey ones in coffeeshops, go for Cecil's. They have brewed coffee for like less than a dollar plus their dessert selection is broad so you are basically in a very affordable coffee shop (minus the traditional coffee shop's ambiance).

It's indeed the best Halo Halo in Davao. The shaved ice is very fine which I loved unlike at other…read moreplaces, they're chunky. I get to pick any toppings so I went for the Ultimate with Ube ice cream. Since I don't like corn, kaong, Nata de coco and sago in my Halo Halo, I requested that they double the serving for langka, macapuno, pinipig and red beans which they willingly obliged. I would have given them 5 stars but the ingredients were not generous enough considering we ordered the ultimate. Otherwise, it's the best tasting Halo Halo!

Hey I need flavor, not sugar…read more The good, you can basically select what you want to add or double the serving of your favorite ingredient. Basically for the free selection you can select up to four or six ingredients and if you want to double something you just need to add in for the cost, A perfect system for your customize halo-halo. I basically like their halo-halo, though I find it too sweet most of the time and cant find the premium aspect to it, less ice please. they already have a new branch in Sm Lanang Premier.