KiTSUNE Japanese Casual Dining — Restaurant in Davao City

You'd be happy to choose one favorite from their dishes like that of the maki. The Korean Maguro Maki which I was able to taste is a must-try when you visit or order via delivery services that caters to Kitsune. At a very affordable rate, you are able to try a wonderfully-prepared Japanese dish and even order some side dishes with it, satisfying your craving so easily.

During the food crawl, we learned that the story behind the store is that it was inspired by the Japanese folklore of a fox also known as Kitsune, the messenger of the Inari (Japanese goddess of rice and food, as well as the patron of prosperity). True to the story of their namesake, Kitsune has indeed sent a message of prosperous dining experience! A wonderful connection to the Japanese culture.

You will find Kitsune on Foodpanda, Streetby or shoot them message in Facebook, tag photos in Instagram or visit and dine them at Juna Avenue, Juna...

Food was bland and took too long to prepare. We waited over 40 minutes from the estimated pick up time. They also forgot to pack my order of gyoudon, so we had to travel all the way back to retrieve it. The service was awful as service wasn't even sorry at all and had attitude when addressing my problem. Not coming back to this...

Did take out for dinner. Delivery was on time.

What we ordered: Okonomiyaki- big serving but too salty for my taste. Edges were burnt as well both sides. 0/5 Curry katsudon - this one's good. I love the curry taste, not too dominant over the pork. 5/5 Gyoza- very salty. 0/5 Crunchy salmon maki- no words. Simply the best of what I've...