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Before heading back to the City Proper to have lunch, we had a stopover at a pasalubong center named Apo Ni Lola located at San Miguel Village, Matina, Davao City. It basically sells a variety of Durian candies ranging from yema to mallows to tarts, and some even have a certain twist to it, for example there is a Durian Mocha Yema or Durian Cookies and Creme Yema. They also have other fruits made into candies such as Mangosteen and Langka. What we enjoyed about this is they give out free tastes of their candies. Literally, free tastes of almost everything! I had a handful of freebies when we were there. In addition to that, they are selling these at very cheap prices. I loved the Creamy Durian Bar which was a surprise since I never liked the Durian taste, but this doesn't taste so durian-y and even has a milky, yema-like flavor to it so it was very enjoyable for me. These candy bars costs 100php/3 pieces and has other assorted flavors such as mango, mangosteen, etc. They also have various packs of different-flavored yemas costing 150php/pack which is a good idea for a pasalubong.
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After having our share of pasalubong buying (as well as freebies hoarding) we headed off to have our lunch at Davao Dencia's Restaurant Inc located at General Luna Street. They are famous for their lugaw as well as their tokwa't baboy. It is one of the oldest restaurants in Davao hence it's a very famous institution. But since we were all very hungry, we passed off the lugaw and opted to order heavy lunch foods. We ordered the lechon kawali, sinigang na isda, fried bangus, and adobong baboy at manok. It was heavenly. We paid around 600php for the four of us which was a good deal.
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Up next, another pasalubong buying at Aldevinco!
Apo Ni Lola Durian Delicacies
#28 San Miguel Village, Matina, Davao City
Contact Nos: (082)298-5099, (082)286-5099
Mobile Nos: 0921-5944864, 0917-482078
Davao Dencia's Restaurant
General Luna Street, Davao City
Contact Nos: (082)227-6777, (082)226-4336
Website:
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The Davao Experience: Dinner at Jack's Ridge
The Davao Experience: Getting to Samal Island
The Davao Experience: Monfort Bat Cave and Hagimit Falls
The Davao Experience: Kaputian Beach in Samal
The Davao Experience: Fernandez Beach and Garden Resort
The Davao Experience: Lyndon's World's Worst Ribs and Awful Chicken
The Davao Experience: Taps, The Breakfast Capital of Davao
The Davao Experience: A Visit at Eden Nature Park
The Davao Experience: Harboring "Pag-Asa" at the Philippine Eagle Center
The Davao Experience: Pasalubong Shopping at Aldevinco
The Davao Experience: Various Sights at the Davao Crocodile Park
The Davao Experience: Trying the Nightlife with Lachi's Sans Rival, Blugre Coffee, and Abreeza Mall
The Davao Experience: The-Supposed-To-Be-Rafting-Experience-But-Not and San Pedro Cathedral
The Davao Experience: A Unique Experience at Osmena Park
The Davao Experience: Knowledge Gathering at Museo Dabawenyo and Exploring Rizal Park
The Davao Experience: Serenity at the Lon Wa Buddhist Temple
The Davao Experience: A Gastronomic Treat at Hog's Breath Cafe
The Davao Experience: Strolling Around People's Park
The Davao Experience: Return Flight to Manila
The Davao Experience: Summary of Our Trip
Hello Doktora, maraming salamat poh ang nagustuhan nyo yung durian creamy bar at yung iba pa.Matanong ko lang poh nasubukan nyo na poh ba kumain ng grilled tuna jaw (inihaw na panga ng bariles) that's one of the famous sa Davao poh @ MARINA TUNA SEAFOOD RESTAURANT.Kung gusto nyo naman poh ng overlooking place with restaurant, bar & coffe shop na makikita mo yung buong Davao @ night might as well try Jackridge or Hilltop.
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