Author Archives: Ria Jose

About Ria Jose

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.

DFAT 2011 Sponsor: Yellow Fin Seafood and Restaurant

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Yellow Fin

The much-awaited Davao Food Appreciation Tour 2011 (DFAT) will definitely be bigger and better. And it will most definitely start off with a bang. Participants arriving early on May 12, will be treated to a grand spread of seafood and Filipino dishes as we eat at Yellow Fin Seafood and Restaurant.

Yellow Fin is known for serving up a “Deliciously Davao!” feast. Some of their specialties are the grilled tuna belly and tuna panga, and the crispy greaseless fried chicken. Their dishes are sure to whet the appetite of the DFAT participants.
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Best Frozen Yoghurt Davao

Best Places to Eat Frozen Yogurt in Davao City

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The number of establishments offering frozen yogurt here in Davao can be overwhelming, with a few more springing up, trying their luck amidst the already stiff market. Being a confessed froyo addict, I’ve tried pretty much everything. And I have developed the uncanny ability to weed out the best froyos from the good few.

Best Frozen Yogurt in Davao

Here are my top-rated frozen yogurt places in Davao.

Coffee Cat (Rank: 1) – The first to offer frozen yogurt in the city, Coffee Cat‘s withstood its competition and stayed on top as the best-tasting froyo in Davao City.

Best Yogurt in Davao by Coffeecat YOGO
Frozen Yogurt with Peaches

Their toppings are generic compared elsewhere, but it’s the perfect combination of smoothness, tartness and sourness of their yogurt that won me over. The classy and sleek interiors of their store don’t hurt either. Try their excellent Yogo smoothies too.

Read more about Coffee Cat here.

Address: F. Torres Street, Davao City; 4th Floor, Gaisano Mall, J.P. Laurel, Davao City (Yogo)
URL: www.yourcofeecat.com

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Liwanag sa Dilim: A Benefit Concert featuring Rivermaya

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Rivermaya in Davao

Liwanag sa Dilim: A Benefit Concert featuring Rivermaya

On March 12, 2011, Rivermaya will be performing here in Davao City. The band will be featured in LIWANAG SA DILIM: Rivermaya Live in Davao, a Benefit Concert for SOS Children’s Village. The concert will be at 7:30 pm at the CAP Auditorium.
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The RAIN Chase Fun Run for Autism

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Rain Chase

The RAIN Chase Fun Run for Autism

AIESEC Ateneo de Davao will be holding a fun on February 13, 2011, 5 am, entitled R.A.I.N.: An Advocacy for Autism. RAIN stands for Raising Awareness for Individuals with Needs.

The beneficiary of the event is the Rainbow Intervention Center for Autism Foundation, Inc. (RICAFI), a special school that seeks to give hope to children with autism and to their parents.
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May Minamahal Valentine Concert

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May Minamahal Valentine's Concert

Love is in the air!

Celebrate love this Valentines with your spouse, your family
and friends, or that special someone in your life, in the company
of three of the most versatile performers in the country today.

A memorable evening of delightful music and entertainment awaits you
as we bring you Hajji Alejandro and Rachel Alejandro and Karylle – live in Davao City -in “May Minamahal”, a Valentine concert on February 18, 7 PM, at the Bangko Sentral Convention Center.
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SPMC Department of Dermatology Run to Serve Fun Run

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SPMC Run to Serve 2011

SPMC Run to Serve 2011

The Southern Philippines Medical Center (SPMC) – Department of Dermatology would like to invite everybody to join the Run to Serve Fun Run for the benefit of the Psioriasis Club of the SPMC. The event is on January 16, 2011, 5 am at the SPMC Parking Area. There will be 10k, 5k, and 3k runs with a registrations fee of P200 without a singlet or P250 with a singlet.
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