Kasagingan

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Mmmaruya Supreme

When people ask me where I go to drink coffee, eat dessert or access WiFi, I often tell them I go to Kasagingan. Most of them think I’m kidding them because they have no idea what or where Kasagingan is. Well, it is a cafe, located at F. Torres Street. It is one of the best coffee places in town, not just because of their great food and coffee, but more so because of the great ambiance.

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What sets Kasagingan apart is the great concept behind the place. The entire place has a banana theme, and they serve delicious banana-based drinks and desserts. They have Bananapuccino and refreshing Banana Boat Ice Blended Drink. Me and my friends go there for their Mmmaruya Supreme, Tworon, Banana Crumble, and Banana Luck. These are all classic Pinoy banana meriendas but with a twist. Another favorite is Banana Dream Pie.

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Capuccino and Banana Boat Ice Blended Drink

Kasagingan also serves tummy-filling pasta and sandwiches. My personal favorites are Angel Spice which is angel hair pasta drenched in tomato sauce with spicy hungarian sausage, and Roast Beef Sandwich. They also serve Sossy Hungarian Sausage and Angel D’ Lite pasta.

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Sossy Hungarian, Angel Spice

Aside from banana-based desserts and drinks, they also serve the usual cafe favorites such as Hot Chocolate served with marshmallows, coffee drinks, ice blended drinks, hot and iced tea, cheesecakes, cookies and other pastries.

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Pastries and Chummy Chocolate Ice Blended Drink

Another interesting feature of Kasagingan are their creative and witty posters and reminders which never fail to make me and my friends laugh.

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Kasagingan’s Witty Posters

So if you want an extraordinary coffee experience in Davao City, why not try out Kasagingan?

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Professional Blogger. Social Media Strategist. Davao Bloggers Society Founding President. Aspiring Vlogger. Brand Ambassador. With over 10 blogs developed, you could say Ria has tried it all. Well, at least online. After more than 10 years as resident blogger and editor-in-chief of MyDavaoCity.com, she remains passionate and committed to sharing her hometown to the world.

31 thoughts on “Kasagingan

  1. bulinaw hunters

    honga nakakaaliw ang lugar na to. di kaya ako maging unggoy pag ako’y madalas na tumambay dun? 🙂

    gusto mong matawa? blog ko ang hanap mo. click na! (hehehe)

  2. Alfie and Mae

    keep your eyes on our site http://www.loloks.com …. we’re closed for expansion right now but we hope to re-open in September 2007 with the best … fastest and most up to date technology in davao.
    Loloks Internet & International Business Centre
    Veloso Street,
    B.O Obrero
    8000 Davao City

    Near victoria Mall by the “Pit Stop” Entrance

  3. Fia

    hi. i also wrote an entry about kasagingan and since i wasn’t able to get pictures, i used yours. i did not claim them however, and there’s a link that says it belongs to this site. would that be okay? if not, ill take them down.

  4. juzl

    wow..is that a new place in davao?well, i just left my place but im looking forward to see that..i miss bananas!

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  6. benj

    The plate looks real nice – ingenious banana leaf design! hehe. Hmmm, maruya. I love funnel cakes – they’re more or less the same thing, right? :p

  7. kae

    the place is nice. i just hope they would add more iced blended coffee variants & flavored milkshakes on their menu though.

  8. esther clark

    by accident i got hooked to your blogs.i really enjoyed it..please do make more blogs for places where they also serve american foods… my husband(an american) insisted that i should make a reply..

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  11. Randall Thomas

    Check this coffee shop out. I saw this online and during my vacation from Kansas and i included it in my itinerary to drop by this coffee shop which i just saw on the internet. I liked the ambiance and the service was good too.
    The coffee was great. Especially the Macchiatto.
    It tasted really good, like the one i always have back home in Kansas. They deserve to be here in your site.

  12. JOAN JENSEN

    hello kasagingan,alam nyo gusto ko ang mga 3 pictures
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    I’M SURE KAKAIN AKO DITO SA INYO KC NAMIS KO ANG MARUYA DEAR! SEE YOU ONEDAY KIND REGARDS JOAN
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  18. Ardent

    It’s great to have nice coffee shops & restos in Davao! Some of them were created by a multi-awarded adman, Bai Manginsay: Kasagingan, Cups ‘n Lowercase. He redesigned Taps. I heard he redesigned logos of Harana, etc. He also created the Phoenix petroleum brand. I heard he’s coming up again with another creation, an italian resto on Torres St.??

  19. Ardent

    Frankly, I can’t get enough of Coffee Dream’s pasta. Simply love it 🙂

  20. joy

    i really luv kasagingan where i belong 2…coz the staff and crew are very friendly and of course i love their good services very excellent,especially the sipi staff.i love you jen..

  21. wulvie

    dito talaga ako tumatambay kasi malapit lang sa skul namin! lakas pa wifi… but then, the food that they serve is really worth it… kumbaga, sulit na sulit dito!

  22. kalokah

    i’ve been to kasagingan this weekend and i was surprised that the price of “maruya supreme” rose from P45 last august to P75 today.

    75 pesos for a maruya? wtf!

    i love the place & maruya supreme, yes. but please be reasonable on your prices… i understand we are ‘paying’ also for the place, and i do order a lot, but the price is really not reasonable since we (in davao) has a lot of saging, hence your place is called – kasagingan.

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  24. Aswin

    I was a tourist to Davao some months ago and i was taken to this place. The place was lovely as was the whole setting!! I really liked the bananapuccino and the banana with the caramel toppings. It was yummy! I am coming to back to davao this christmas and coming back to kasaginggan! 🙂 Lovely blogs author Ria. Keep it up! Oh yeah! I saw the Eagles too 🙂

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