Newest Zabadani Site Grand Opening!

(Photo credit: Team Acosta)

Looking for a Halal Middle Eastern and Mediterranean restaurant in Davao City? Zabadani Cafe and Restaurant is the answer!

Zabadani serves a wide variety of Halal foods for you to choose from. They serve their food in guaranteed freshness and sumptuous taste. 

In 2008, Zabadani started as a small coffee shop in Riza St., Davao City. Later in 2009, Zabadani transferred to a bigger space in Ponciano street with a bigger space and with a more expanded menu which include rice meals, more desserts and drinks. in 2012, Zabadani raised it to another level and opened in The Peak, Gaisano Mall of Davao.

Opening Salvo: Madayaw Cultural Ensemble (Photo credit: Team Acosta)

Opening Salvo: Madayaw Cultural Ensemble (Photo credit: Team Acosta)

Mr. George Misa on Opening Salvo (Photo credit: Team Acosta)

Opening Salvo: Madayaw Cultural Ensemble (Photo credit: Team Acosta)

Mr. George Misa during the Opening Salvo (Photo credit: Team Acosta)

This year 2015, Zabadani is getting wider as it opened its first Cebu branch and their latest site in Circumferential Road, Davao City. Last September 5, 2015, the latter was officially opened for operations. It was launched by the dance and parade of the Madayaw Cultural Ensemble with Mr. George Misa of the Davao Horse Club, riding on a white horse to represent an Arabian tradition. The grand opening was graced by the Malaysian Consul General Abdullah Zawawi Tahir, Japanese Consul General Tomoko Dodo, Escider Inc. CEO Mims Ayunan and Mayor of Radjah Buayan Datu Zamzamin.

Left to Right: Mr. Alim Anzano, Zabadani Operations Manager Wadi Mutia, Japanese ConGen Tomoko Dodo, Malaysian ConGen Abdullah Zawawi Tahir and Escider CEO Mims Ayunan (Photo credit: Team Acosta)

Mr. Wadi Mutia having a short talk (Photo credit: Team Acosta)

For a different kind of food trip here in Davao City, visit Zabadani Cafe and Restaurant and be satisfied! :D


DID YOU KNOW:

The majority of foods in a Mediterranean diet come from plants. This mostly include whole grain, fruits, vegetables, herbs and spices, beans nuts seeds and olive oil.

Source: http://www.diabetes.org/mfa-recipes/tips/2011-09/the-basics-of.html

whole grains, fruits, vegetables, herbs and spices, beans, nuts, seeds, and olive oil are all foods that are included every day.  - See more at: http://www.diabetes.org/mfa-recipes/tips/2011-09/the-basics-of.html#sthash.jBSDJ9I9.dpuf

The majority of the foods in a Mediterranean diet come from plants. Think about it: whole grains, fruits, vegetables, herbs and spices, beans, nuts, seeds, and olive oil are all foods that are included every day. - See more at: http://www.diabetes.org/mfa-recipes/tips/2011-09/the-basics-of.html#sthash.jBSDJ9I9.dpuf

The majority of the foods in a Mediterranean diet come from plants. Think about it: whole grains, fruits - See more at: http://www.diabetes.org/mfa-recipes/tips/2011-09/the-basics-of.html#sthash.jBSDJ9I9.dpuf