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This resto specializes in chicken barbeque but they also have other dishes on their menu list. Its biggest come-on is their eat-all-you-can-rice offer. Perfect for carbo-overload.
Written Mar 21, 2010
Address: Banok's has several branches in Davao City
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When you're hungry after the zipline come and eat at Camp Sabros canteen! Very affordable and yummy!
Written Feb 16, 2013
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Nice place, cozy ambiance. Use of herbs is ok. Nothing exceptional but at least tolerable. Don't order tiramisu. Its not worth it. Very blah.
Updated Mar 12, 2007
Address: Lanand, Davao
Jack's Ridge serves typical Filipino food but from a vantage point, the better to enjoy the city lights below.
Favorite Dish: Grilled tuna belly.
Don't order the sisig - it's bland, and yucky with the mayonnaise.
Written Dec 31, 2011
Blugre is about durian cappuccino (with caffein or decaffeinated), period. Other than that, it looks like a local take on Starbucks.
Favorite Dish: Durian cappuccino
Updated Dec 31, 2011
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