For one thing, Davao is the place to be for eat-all-you-can buffs. I've never been to a place where a strip of restaurants offered buffet lunch and dinner. Buffet-ple all the eat-all-you-cans and what do you get? A buffet all you can, nonstop eating saga!And to give justice. Begin with day one.
Day One:
Lunchtime
On October 1, 2010 the first place we went for buffeting in Davao was the Glamour Crabs Resto were all-you-can-eat crabs has come to lure you. Risk you 328 pesos (US$ 6.25) for a taste of bulging crab meat, sauce and slob. Do you hear it?
Gluttony beckons!
After three halves, I was having a mild high-blood pressure nausea. But I refuse to believe it let alone let it stop me from eating yet another.
Not kidding. I do not recommend this place for people with a bean sized stomach, or golden people aged 30 and up (golden just got younger!), or even me.
It's pretty pricey for people who get easily overwhelmed with crab fat. Nauseated I tell you, that was how me and my Mom felt an hour after the crab eating festivities.
But! We did not fail to take photos of ourselves as we say "Naimas" (Ilokano for delicious!)
or I was here. For people who do not posses the talent of penning other thessaurusurian terms for delicious.
or just some random "call me I need a textmate". (Josh!Freal??? and we tried to salvage this photo by pretending he was the one who wrote down "great food". But honestly, he was jotting down his digits or of some random friend's. kids these days. LOL )
Welcome to Crabs Buffet! Truth be told, there was only one tray of crabs so maybe it would've been better for publicity to call it Glamour Crabs.
Total expenditures: 1,970 pesos (US $34.40) for 6 people
NO SODA. Drink it straight up no chaser just water. :))
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