Barely
a year old yet this new fast-food restaurant is already picking up.
Just like a popular Filipino proverb that goes like "Huli man daw at magaling, naihahabol din"
(it is never too late to offer anything that is good). Dining in Davao
has never been like in the past anymore where choices are few and eating
out was just for those who can afford. With the rapid developments
going on around Davao City, and never failed to overwhelm DavaeƱos,
dining places are also sprouting like mushroom everywhere. And these
delights everyone: the rich, the poor, the foodies and those that likes
to hangout.
Grilled Basket |
Fish Kinilaw |
Fried Hito |
Sito's Family Restaurant and Drive Thru
started smokin'their grill just this October 2012 along the area where
popular restaurants and bars were also standing. They specializes in
grilled dishes like: chicken, pork, fish and also serve other seafood dishes. They also offer the
following: Breakfasito (P99) starting at 6:30 in the morning, Tipid Meals for students (with prices less than P50), Value Meals for busy people (with price less than P100) and for groups and heavy eaters like us, the Salo-Salo Basket
which serves 4-8 persons (price ranging from P449 and up). Except for
the Tipid Meals, everything is served with unlimited rice.
There were 6 of us so we ordered the grilled basket
(it has 4 pork barbeque, 4 grilled porkchop and 4 chicken barbeque).
Since I love deep fried hito (freshwater catfish) I also ordered the fried hito. All of the meat was tender, juicy and well marinated while the hito was just perfectly deep fried (not oily). We also ordered fresh fish kinilaw
(fish cooked not by fire but by soaking it in vinegar, lemon and other
spices). Of course, aside from the generous servings of the dishes, we
had several servings of rice too because it's unlimited =)
This new restaurant
has airy and light atmosphere and families can definitely enjoy dining
in different areas like the patio (for fresher air), covered "fan"
restaurant and the air-conditioned area (which also serves as function
rooms for events & meetings). Nothing to worry because the prices
are the same wherever you choose to dine. They also have a play area so
children won't get bored while waiting for the food. Yet at Sito's when
they say fast food they really live up to it because our order was
delivered within 10 minutes waiting. This maybe the reason why they can
cater a "drive thru" service. Yes my friends, no need to park your car
to make a take-out order. Just use the drive thru.
The
original Sito's is located in Panabo City with a branch at the
Municipality of Sto. Tomas Davao del Norte. This is the third branch
that finally opened here in Davao City.
Sito's Family Restaurant and Drive Thru
Across 911, Sandawa Avenue Plaza,
Quimpo Boulevard, Davao City
.
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We love grilled foods, but I haven't tried fish kinilaw yet. We'll look for this restaurant when we visit Davao this April.
ReplyDeleteI've been to Davao several years ago, now I would like to go back and try all their sumptuous food offerings.
ReplyDeletewoow!!! your post makes me hungry! I love grilled food... I'll be in Davao later, and we'll be staying at Park Inn. Is Sito's Restaurant near the hotel?
ReplyDeleteHi, Sito's is approximately 7.1 km from Park Inn though you always ask the taxi driver to bring you there, just tell him Sitos is at the back of 911 Station in Quimpo Blvd, near Yellow Fin or Davao transport Terminal =)
DeleteWow! the price looks reasonable for a great bundle of food like this, Hope I can this family restaurant
ReplyDeleteThe grilled dishes look delish. I hope I can visit Davao and dine in this place.
ReplyDeleteI love fried hito! When I was a teenager I don't eat that, but it's a favorite of my father so I learned how to eat it as well later on. And my Tatay is right, very yummy! He suggested Kinilaw to me one time, too. Great food selection!
ReplyDeleteWow sa mga naipakita sa mga larawan natatakam na ako sa sarap kahit hindi pa ako nkapota sa restorant na iyan ay sigorado akong masarap yan katulad ng palagi kong pinoponahan ang http://www.rivieragrillny.com/,...
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