Kusina Dabaw

Ayten Louise Domingo Amante

4.0

My father and mother actually introduced this spot to me. Evidently, they went here quite often to eat throughout their last visit to Davao. The area and setting is similar to the average canteen or something, huge and spacious aswell, and the staffwere furthermore very nice. This location reminds me of "Amis Eating place" in Quiapo, Manila. The meals was really tasty, the serving was furthermore very generous, and the costs were affordable. I loooooooovvvvveeee the "Shanghai Fried Rice" and "Lovely and Sour Seafood", oh wait around! their Siopao can be a hit! Essential try, you must never miss it, once you visit the place! This place is quite close to Bahay ni Tuding (the inn where we stayed at; Apr2015) so that it;s very convenient to return and forth there!

Joanna Marie Liwag

1.0

My partner really likes this location but I'm always still left feeling disappointed. It's definitely a locals preferred but for me the one thing it has choosing it is that it is open very late following the clubs have shut. What pisses me off with thisplace may be the looks I obtain as a foreigner like I'm a intercourse tourist. The service here's really bad to the point to be rude and obnoxious. Sorry to create down a Davao icon but try out treating all clients with a bit more respect.

Karin Steinl

4.0

Kusina Dabaw is along San Pedro St.,close to the part of Anda (Inigo St.) They serve the standard chinese foods: pansit, lumpias, lomi, etc., however they are more well-known for their SIOPAO! We'd purchase their siopao to move, retain in the freezer in the home andjust temperature it up anytime. The siopao will come in 3 variations: poultry, pork asado and the bolabola with salted eggs. Check it out, you may never go elsewhere.

GeVi

4.0

The salted egg siopao(40 pesos) was ok. I didn't attempt other dishes. If you would like siopao each morning, reserve your order your day before. Otherwise you might have to hold back until 11am for a brand new batch to be produced.

Johane Marie Reolada

4.0

I was inside the Davao Doctors Medical center, at nighttime. I forgot to consume my supper before visiting the individual room. Somebody recommended that I will head to Kusina Dabaw, therefore i did. After buying their food, I believed that it was the right choice toorder there. I really like their lumpia shanghai probably the most ♥

Mcoi Arcega

4.0

You will not fail at this place. The meals, the environment and the location is excellent. We just want to eat here any moment day or night. They're open 24/7. The only real down side may be the poor customer support and wait times.

John Frederick Marquez

5.0

Felt like I'm inside Chinatown Manila inside this place, super great and authentic "lomi" soup and "siopao". Outstanding services and incredibly friendly staff. You can find just a few businesses such as this that remained open up for at the very least 40 yrs and serve authentic foods so Iam happy that the flavor and the ambiance will be the same given that they first open the eating place.

Allan Dogma

4.0

Fantastic place for a exhausted and starving stomach. Their hototay soup, siopao and krispy pata enables you to a happy person. In addition they sell conventional hopia. The area brings you back again to the 80's Chinatown.

Reyna Enriquez

4.0

A popular diner for indigenous Davao residents. A minimum of the President of the Phils, the Mayor and superstars dine here for another brunch treat, conventional Batchoy, Mami, Siopao, Pancit along with other Davao delicacies. A flavor of Davao everyday activity tradition,a location known toDavao people as nearly a heritage dining location.

Eman Calma

4.0

The 1st time we ate in Kusina Dabaw was for brunch. The area has that homey-Filipino-eatery experience which was quite fine. We loved the meals and it was offered generously. We returned the next time to see their siopao and breakfast foods and wewere not dissatisfied. Thumbs up for the fantastic food!