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3.6

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₱ 150 / Person

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Singh is King is located at Medical School Drive Near Davao Medical School Foundation, Davao City, Mindanao Philippines. This is a Vegetarian restaurant near the Davao City.The average price range at Singh is King is around ₱ 150 / Person,and the opening hours are 8:00 - 18:00.Singh is King is a well-known gourmet restaurant in the Davao City area. There are different kinds of food in Singh is King that are worth trying. If you have any questions,please contact .

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3.6

10 Reviews

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  • Calzulina Widodo

    3.0

    I like Indian foods and Davao is definitely not just a haven for like delicacies. I ran across Singh will be King following a recommendation by way of a friend. Additionally it is challenging for vegetarians to get meat free meals in Davao. Therefore upon her suggestion, I checkedout the meals for breakfast. I purchase dosas, a small helping of dhall and a steaming cup of milk tea. The dosas had been a tad too heavy for my liking. They was included with a potato structured filling which was extremely bland. The chutney that was a condiment because of this dish was quite disappointing. The grated coconut had not been really prepared to perfection, there is an excessive amount of green chilli that was blended in. Hence, it was a unusual spicy flavour that didn't move will with the lumpy dosas. I purchase dhall which came really late, I had currently finished my 2nd dosa. It had been cold and bland. That's simply an overkill of blandness. The tea was the only real saving grace but also for Php 40, it have to be. I was extremely amazed by the steep prices of the meals, I was billed Php 130 for just two dosas, a small helping of dhall and tea. When I well informed my friend, she furthermore concurred that the prices was quite random and frequently at the whims and extravagant of the owners. The standard patrons of the joint - mostly students of Indian ethnicity were also looking into the quantity of the bill. Which should possess alerted me. Strangely, this place will not advertise the prices, I question if that may be regulated by the authorities. The ambiance really was the pits! They will have a large screen television and on your day that I patronized the area, it had been a slasher film playing! There quantity of screaming, bloodstream and gore on the display screen completely switched me off. I thought we would sit in the restaurant instead of the verandah, the majority of the patrons (man students) were puffing apart with impunity regardless of the ban of cigarette smoking in public places. I don't know easily will come back but what choice carry out I've if it is the only real place helping Indian cuisine?

  • ----

    4.0

    It is a family run bistro, its a stretch to call it a restaurant. The dining region is on the simply off the road under a tent/tarp plastic material lawn furniture will there be for the patrons to consume from. Came here for supper, thechef, mom, makes several dishes each evening and that's whats to consume, no menu. You indicate what you would like and just how much of it you need by which bowl you decide on, that's also the way the pricing is performed. I was great, wanted Indian meals that night and I'd go back again.

  • Livin_loud96

    4.0

    We wanted to have a split from grilled seafood so we went here. The road, incidentally, is dotted with comparable establishments providing to the Indian medical related student human population of Davao. The meals was basic, hearty and very inexpensive. Don't expectany gourmet meals here. But if you are searching for authentic Indian foods in Davao, this might be your very best bet.

  • Febrian Tan

    3.0

    Was in your community, thus we tried the Indian meals on Singh is King. Situated just beyond your Davao Medical College, Gahol Ave. Ordered chicken curry along with rice. Wow, rice has been so much however the chicken was simply 1 small item with a soupy sauce.We ordered pita loaf of bread to absorb all that curry soup. It had been spicy! For dessert we asked for Ladoo, its a nice golf ball of dessicated coconut with some type of condensed milk? It's good, check it out.

  • Agnes Maria Trikadjaja

    5.0

    Singh is King is situated close to Davao Medical college Foundation inside Gahol avenue. It's even more of a street aspect cafe when compared to a full restaurant. There have been 4 pots with various curries, we'd the poultry curry, rice and samosas. The curry was EXCELLENT thesauce wasn't too thick a had an extremely nice spice degree, with some delicate flavours coming through also it appeared to melt in the mouth area. The chicken had been on the bone 2 drumsticks in the plate of sauce. It's the best dinner I've ever endured in Davao in a number of visits(I really do like indian foods though) The pricing was reasonable for 3 samosas 2 chicken curries, 2 rice, 2 carbonated drinks the full total was 300peso. I am returning in just a few days to obtain my spice fix once again and try even more dishes after going to the province for fiesta with the wife's loved ones.

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