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| Photo Credit to Gian Carlo Tancontian |
We dine at Zabadani Café in the 4
th floor of The
Peak in Gaisano Mall right after the davao bloggers exploration in downtown
during the DBTour 2012. Actually it’s my first time to hear about Zabadani Café
so I’m excited to taste their food.
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| Photo Credit to Gian Carlo Tancontian
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| Photo Credit to Gian Carlo Tancontian
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Upon entering the place, first thing you will notice is the
interior which is done in Arabic style, with a feeling of middle-eastern
ambiance, and you can choose to dine chair less and eat on the carpeted floor with just beautiful rugs and throw pillows. So this place is an
Islamic Restaurant serving Halal foods derived from Syria.
While waiting for our food, we had our gadgets plug in for
we run out of batteries during our trip and good thing the place have areas
where we can charge them.
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| Photo Credit to Gian Carlo Tancontian
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| Photo Credit to Gian Carlo Tancontian |
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| Photo Credit to Gian Carlo Tancontian
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| Photo Credit to Gian Carlo Tancontian
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| Photo Credit to Gian Carlo Tancontian
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The food are in big servings of Shawarma in Beef (Php 95.00)
and Pita Shateerah (Php 105) and Zabadani Turn-over in beef and fish (Php 105.00).
One serving is actually enough for me to make me full.
I love the taste of Turskish Ayran (yoghurt drink) in plain
(Php 70.00) much more in flavoured mixed with Macademia Nut (Php 85.00). It
helps to get rid of the after taste of the food. Price is affordable and must
visit place to try their authentic middle-eastern meal only enjoyed in Davao.
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| Photo Credit to Gian Carlo Tancontian
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| Photo Credit to Gian Carlo Tancontian
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| Photo Credit to Gian Carlo Tancontian
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| Photo Credit to Gian Carlo Tancontian
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Zabadani Café is located at the 4th Floor of The
Peak Gaisano Mall and the other branch is located in Door 3, Bustamante
Building Ponciano Reyes (C. Bangoy)
Street, Davao City
Tel No. 082-301-6065/302-5886
Thanks to sir Wadi and Sir Aleem for the warm accommodation.
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| Photo Credit to Gian Carlo Tancontian
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