Habi at Kape

M. Rizkhy Rakhmanto

5.0

This cafe is in the 3rd floor, saved from the most common mall crowd. It's an open kind of cafe encircled by indigenous tapestry and weaving (habi), and shops that sell Mindanaoan stuff like clothing, accessories etc. First, the meals. I loved the flavor andvalue for the money. We attempted the native delicacies accessible and the pasta with salted egg and tinapa (smoked seafood), all were good. Second, very reasonable too! Coffee was furthermore good. I understand they have the merienda (pm snack) buffet at 2-5pm. Loved it. Great spot to kill time and also have great conversations.

Sari Gunawan

5.0

Tucked in the cozy corner associated with the Abreeza Mall, Habi from Kapi brings memories associated with the laidback times -when arts and crafts and the social event called consuming were both a interest and a lifestyle. Furnished with antique-inspired home furniture reminiscent of provincial homes, the cafeoffers an array of Filipino homecooked foods to complement the placing. Pancit palabok, suman laced with Davao chocolate, puto cuchinta accomplished in sapin-sapin style, Davao warm chocolate and espresso were just delicious-as tasty as grandma's homestyle cooking food- and an ideal environment for a day chat. True to its title, Habi at Kape features of a range of reasonably priced, regional artsy handicrafts such as for example T'boli bags, ladies' wear and furniture and a collection of gourmet foodstuff most best for gifts or "pasalubong". This type of delightful shopping expertise to cap a day of good meals and great discussion! The nice life, indeed!

Mahardika Yudotiarso

5.0

I concur that this restaurant is definitely a concealed gem in Abreeza Mall, from the most common mall crowds. Meals is always dependable and the merienda buffet is great. They have a tasty pancit palabok that you put together plus they possess that guinataan typefood - the specific title escapes me, but reminds me of my Ilonggo history. If you prefer a spot to relax , meet a pal or have a peaceful ending up in a colleague, it is possible to never fail in this location . Truly restaurant that acts local delicacies amidst stores that focus on local products

Raymund John Rosuelo

5.0

If you wish to have just lighting snacks - and you also want to veer from the most common burgers, pizza and fries things - then go to the resto at the 3/F of Abreeza in the BPO Lobby aspect. It isn't too crowded ( placeis from most shops and buyers passing by...) plus you'll have the "homey, local/indigenous ambiance." Interiors are usually tastefully decorated with everything nearby. Ideal for our balikbayan family members whom we accompanied right here for a few catch-up cum snacks. Most of us acquired the suman and sikwate that i think are usually their staples/most purchased - perfect match. Even though day is scorching being summer, we appreciated drinking the very hot chocolate - not too nice therefore good. It's just like the old-fashioned chocolate prepared for all of us by our grandmothers. The "batirol" method! The suman had been garnished with chocolates on best and it's really good, too. Lighting and yummy! Have however to use their other dishes - just like the pancit luglug, pasta with tinapa and the others. Plus their coffee. Overall, an excellent experience - the area was pretty complete the past due afternoon we have there been this week. Too poor we wished to try the "specific biko" but it had been sold-out. Maybe the next time. Worthy of a visit and we'll be back. Suggested - and yes, a "concealed gem" indeed!