Sun.Star Davao

DINE NOW AT DONUM DEI

- BY JULIET C. REVITA / Reporter

If you are on the lookout for some authentic Filipino dishes but also want to chill over a cup of coffee at an affordable price, you must consider Donum Dei café and restaurant, a new dining spot in town which officially opened its doors on December 8.

Food business in Davao City has continued to grow since Dabawenyos always have a thing and appreciati­on with food. This latest addition to the fast-growing local dining haven will surely be a hit as it offers a wide array of food choices.

This rustic-themed food space serves your all time Filipino dishes that are already familiar to your taste buds and a coffee shop offering a solemn ambience where you can sip your favorite coffee. It is located in front of E-1 University Avenue, Juna Subdivisio­n, Matina, Davao City fronting Philippine Womens College (PWC).

Bernadith J. Ipanag, the CEO of Donum Dei shared that they wanted to give their customer a choice whether they opt for a casual dinner with their family or love ones without breaking their bank or relax with friends while enjoying the live acoustic band entertainm­ent every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nights.

You might be wondering what Donum Dei means, Ipanag explained that it actually means ‘Gift of God’ in Latin word because for them, they considered this breakthrou­gh as a God-given gift. Amid the setbacks, they were still able to launch this brand new restaurant.

Among its specialtie­s are Lechon Kawali, Ginataang Nangka, Adobo sa Gata and among others. Apart from that, also featured in their menu are noodles, chicken, beef, grilled meat, sizzier, seafoods and a range of snacks such as salads, sandwich, burgers and desserts.

They offer budget and combo meals perfect for the students who are on a tight budget. And if you are craving for the aroma of brewed coffee, they have large selection of coffees and frappe perfect when you are studying of working with free WiFi connection.

On the other hand, Niza M. Hayo, Chief Operating Officer said that what they can assured of their customers are the quality of the food cooked by their highly-skilled kitchen staffs and the quality of services provided by the dining staff ready to assist for all your dining needs.

Not only does it serve delicious and affordable food, the cozy ambience, laidback dining experience and welcoming vibe here surely make it worth a visit. The upholstery and interior layout underwent brainstorm­ing to achieve a European vibe that screams elegance.

Donum Dei is open from 9:00 a.m. to 10 p.m. from Monday to Saturday. For more info, visit their Facebook page at Donum Dei Cafe and Restaurant or contact them at 0995-826-3868.

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