Haveli King - DMSF

Purrfectfoodie

This is our head to place when we feel just like eating Japanese. Like their Chanko Nabe! A whole meal since it is. A large bowl cooked table aspect with pork slices, squid balls, tofu, and plenty of vegetables. While looking forward to the Chanko Nabe havesome Pari Pari Salad; a plate of sweet potato fries reduce like potato strings with some salad greens drizzled with some sesame dressing. On Wednesdays and Sundays, we anticipate their buffet your meal. Miso may be the standard soup. Seafood Kinilaw (ceviche) and mango with bagoong to start out your meal. (that is the filipino twist). After that there's the standard shrimp tempura, veggie tempura, gyoza, range of sushi, maki and poultry teriyaki. For P299- it's worthwhile once you end your dinner making use of their yummy filipino ice cool buko pandan dessert!

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Myles Gimoro

Read a lot concerning this eatery etc my stop by at Davao made a decision to check them out after Sunday mass. As you walk in, a huge umbrella greets you plus a Namaste from the staff & Indian music playing in the backdrop. I waspresented with a tablet showcasing the menu & ordered for the table keeping in consideration the spice degrees of my in laws.Mango lassi was an excellent drink to start out our Indian dining experience. The Tandoori platter was delish with the melt in the mouth area malai kebab essential try - not spicy.Chicken tandoori was excellent too with the proper degrees of spice & perfectly cooked in the tandoor. For mains we went crazy on the cheese naans because they were moreish oing perfectly with the mutton rogan gost. So much so we ordered 2 more of the goat dish. The butter chicken was creamy & popular amongst non spice lovers. The disappointment was the rice that was a little hard. We took home a mutton biryani that was tasty but I classify it more as a mutton pilaf when compared to a biryani. To finish, we'd to use the malai kulfi that was creamy & an excellent hit. Bye Bye Halo Halo. Hello Malai kulfi to quote what expressed at the table. 5S will not accept bank cards, so please carry cash; plenty of it & your dining experience will undoubtedly be pleasant. An excellent dining Indian experience in Davao & happy to get good Indian food though my wallet wasn't. Such is life. The very best things in life aren't free.. A must try in the event that you in Davao.

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