Tiny Kitchen & Dulce Vida

We love that place. We were there several times and tonight again. Top service, amazing food and wonderful location.

The best restaurant in Davao City!!! Food is quality prepared jud! Best paella i've ever tasted! 😍 Food takes time to cook but oh so worth the wait! The best ang cheesecakes pud diri, lami pud ang coffee...lami man tanan 🤣 MUST TRY dinhi guys 🥰🫶

We enjoyed the place and food. The appetizer was amazing, bread was fresh. The paella was bursting with flavors and best paired with their cucumber drink.

Dined for dinner. We ordered their carrot cake for takeout but I forgot to take a picture of it. The cake tasted good actually, I thought I wouldn’t like it because of “carrots”. Just take note that they do not sell it per slice so one whole cake talaga siya.

We ordered paella its one of their specialty, in general food was great the place is nice, parking is ample, they have a cake section, the only thing did not like is they charge you 250 if you bring your own cake, it came from manila and we did not know they charge you here. They should be more considerate of their guest specially if you are celebrating a birthday

If you are needing food fast, this place is good emergency food. The staff is friendly. If you are not from the local area, I recommend purchasing the bottled water. The water glass they give you is tap water. The time to make the food from order to table is decent. The portions is moderate except the salad is a good amount.

Never leave Davao City without eating something from this place. It has a wide selection of entrées and desserts you can mix and match for a hearty and filling meal. The pesto with chicken was pretty solid and came with a huge slice of focaccia bread. The ube frozen brazo was just OK. The frozen ube layer was kinda bland and crumbly. I regretted ordering it and wished I chose mango brazo instead. Coffee americano was OK too. This place is the only restaurant I know that serves lemon water as service water. Service was fast and the staff (including the security guard) was so extra.

Tiny Kitchen is located at Torres Street in city of Davao, very easy to find as it has a visible facade. They serve Spanish dishes of different varieties of meat. They also serve really nice-looking cakes (I didn't order as I refrain from sweets). My colleague like to get creme brulé but told that it's not available, it's one of their best seller. They also serve healthy, fresh drinks -- also Spanish wines. I really like the ambiance, it's well lighted and have a friendly-feel. The staff are very attentive, I like that they were so patient in responding to our queries about the dishes in the menu. The toilets are clean.

Tiny Kitchen continues to impress. The food was incredibly fresh and the service was superb from start to finish. My wife and I first came here 10 years ago and absolutely loved it, so returning after all this time felt special--and they did not disappoint. The restaurant has expanded since our last visit, which is great to see, and the quality has only gotten better. There's a great selection of dishes to choose from, with something for everyone. You truly won't be disappointed dining here.

My family always order food from here and love the food and service. My sister (from Texas) and I (from California), came here with my other sister for lunch and we loved the food. I've been here before and so glad that the second experience wasn't disappointing. 'warm and cozy inside, family friendly. Staff is great. I would highly recommend this place. Tip: when ordering food, make sure to ask for substitutes, or something that you may not want on your plate. -If you're not happy with your food, ask the staff to take your food back and ask for a replacement, it's not the waiter's fault, the food is cold or tasteless or salty. AND ASK NICELY.

Went here with my wife last week and I just realized the old review I had was a mistake. It was for Keepsakes Cafe. We ordered Lengua and Steak. Both were delicious. The place is beautiful and the staff was courteous.

Tiny Kitchen is one of those restaurants still alive by the hype and friends but it's really nothing special. I've had better Spanish food before and it's disappointing how you walk in excited to eat and when you taste your first bite... It's just nothing great. Most of the dishes lack flavor and what hurts is... You pay so much for one single dish... I would recommend for people to try it for that homey Spanish dish experience but I wouldn't go back. The place is big and the atmosphere is also light and bright, parking area is good (but when it gets full then you have to park in another area cause so many people still eat here). Other than that, you might want to try other places to eat.

Always get our deserts there for the last 2 years. So today went on my 73 birthday for some good food. Ordered the owners mother's pasta dish. As it was described his mother's childhood dish. The pasta was so over cooked it stuck to the sides of the pan . It was so soft and mushy. The fish was way over cooked. The squid was so chewy. The other dish that was ordered was also soft and mushy. At least it had some flavor to the sauce. Best thing I can say was the Coke Zero , it tasted very good. Could not eat the dish. Will not go back again .

Excellent Spanish Cuisine! Paellas. Tapas. Gambas. Lengua. Salpicao. All my favorites served to perfection. Their breads are baked in-house crusty and fresh to wipe away the last bit of sauce. Servings are generous too. Was just there end of July with visitors from Manila and Frankfurt. They were not disappointed

It's 3.5.. Okay food. They have a good selection of cakes though! We ordered paella, gamba, caldereta and desserts. You have to pay for the piece of bread lol.. Anyway, nice experience. Not a fan of it but still may visit again when in davao.

One of the go to places everytime I visit davao. Food always on point. Overeating everytime i visit.

The first thing I could say about this place is ghr ambiance is good. However, the servers and staff don't look really happy and seem to be exhausted. I did not see a single smile from their face. I don't know if it is a protocol. If so, it is very weird. The food is okay. Some are tasty and nothing special about the others. Quite expensive for a small servings of food. The orders for a single person are limited. The service is slow.

This is my second visit and brought friends from out of town as I was quite happy on my first visit. Unfortunately, the salpicao didn't taste the same as before. The meat was quite gamey and the sauce totally taste different. They either change the recipe or had a different chef. The paella valenciana was still spot on and still delicious. Not the paella negra though. Belito's still served the best tasting paella negra. I'm still open to come back to try their other dishes. Service was okay and can be improved. The overall ambience of the place is nice, a bit noisy as there were several big groups with lots of kids when we were there.

i love it here,the place is clean and the food is authentic spanish dish...i grew up with spanish food,and their paella was very good,just like the ones i had when i was a kid,and my grandma would cook them...