Sarangani Bay Milkfish
Participants of the Davao Food Appreciation Tour 2011 (DFAT) will take home a piece of Mindanaoan delight courtesy of Alsons Aquaculture’s Sarangani Bay, producers of delicious fresh and frozen fish.
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A staple of the Davao Food Appreciation Tour (DFAT) will delight us once again with simple comfort food and unique pastries. With decades of experience in the food service industry and super secret family recipes, Mam Bebs Bakeshop is one of the secret food havens in Davao City.
By serving simple but excellently executed dishes such as lug lug, mami, and siopao, Mam Bebs has delighted generations of Davaoeños. But what the shop is really known for are their pastries, the recipes of which have been handed down from one generation to another. Touted as the best in Davao City, their apple pie, potato rolls, food for the gods, and mango squares keep the bakery’s workshop very busy with orders from loyal clients.
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Beko's Biik
The Davao Food Appreciation Tour 2011 (DFAT) will, for the first time, feature lechon (roast pig), an iconic Filipino dish. But we’re not serving just any lechon, DFAT participants will be munching on delicious, succulent, and tasty lechon de leche (roast suckling pig).
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Trellis 'n Vines
The Davao Food Appreciation Tour 2011 (DFAT) will officially start with a hearty meal at one of the latest buzzwords in the Davao food scene, Trellis ‘n Vines.
While it has been around for quite a while, and Trellis ‘n Vines has been gaining more popularity in the recent months as it opened a branch in F. Torres Street.
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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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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.
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.
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