Hours
| Monday | 4:01 PM–12 AM |
| Tuesday | 4 PM–12 AM |
| Wednesday | 4 PM–12 AM |
| Thursday (Eid al-Fitr) | 4 PM–12 AM Hours might differ |
| Friday (Eid al-Fitr) | 4 PM–12 AM Hours might differ |
| Saturday | 4 PM–12 AM |
| Sunday | 4 PM–12 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: Doña Luisa Village Phase 1, Quimpo Blvd, Talomo, Davao City, Davao del Sur, Philippines
Phone: +63 82 225 0479
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
Everywhere Flavors
This is one of the best authentic Japanese restaurants you can find in the city. The food is amazing, the staff are kind and friendly, the ambiance and vibe of the place feels like dining at a traditional Japanese home. Our favorites were Yasai itame (stir-fried vegetables) and their pork and chicken yakitoris. Their sushi is also good and fresh as well! I also loved their salmon chirashi (sushi bowl). Overall the experience was great and this restaurant is a must-try! I love coming back here and recommending this place to my friends.
… moreStephanie Lamsen
It’s our third time dining here, and I think it’s finally time to leave a review. For us, this is one of the best Japanese restaurants in Davao City. The food is really good—tasty and close to authentic.
One of my favorite Japanese dishes is salmon cheese mayo aburi, and this is the closest version I’ve tried since my time in Japan. The service was great, the vibes are very homey with a Japanese-style feel, and the music choices were spot on.
Despite the authenticity and great service, the prices are very friendly and surprisingly affordable compared to other Japanese restaurants we’ve tried in Davao City.
Although the restaurant is inside a compound and a bit hidden, it gets really full during dinner time (6–8 PM), which says a lot. Overall, I highly recommend this place—a must-try if you’re into Japanese food. Their tantanmen ramen was amazing, and the EBI MAYO is hands down a must-try!
… moreOne of my favorite Japanese dishes is salmon cheese mayo aburi, and this is the closest version I’ve tried since my time in Japan. The service was great, the vibes are very homey with a Japanese-style feel, and the music choices were spot on.
Despite the authenticity and great service, the prices are very friendly and surprisingly affordable compared to other Japanese restaurants we’ve tried in Davao City.
Although the restaurant is inside a compound and a bit hidden, it gets really full during dinner time (6–8 PM), which says a lot. Overall, I highly recommend this place—a must-try if you’re into Japanese food. Their tantanmen ramen was amazing, and the EBI MAYO is hands down a must-try!
MJ Rosalinda
My girlfriend and I recently dined at Japanese Experience Food Fining Hime we’re from lanang area but decided to go to the newest branch of japanese hime just to try the food, and we had an amazing time. The food was delicious, and the service was excellent! The staff were friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere felt so cozy and authentic. Every dish was beautifully presented and full of flavor. We truly enjoyed our experience and would definitely love to come back again!
… moreApollos Cura
Finally, A non pretentious Japanese Restaurant in Davao City. I have tried many Japanese Restaurant wannabes in Davao (even Kaizen) where they can’t make proper Japanese tasting food, HIME is the FIRST I TRIED TO GET THE FLAVORS RIGHT.
They are also not as expensive as others, but with the lower price comes compromise in quality of ingredients. The rice they use could be of better quality.
… moreThey are also not as expensive as others, but with the lower price comes compromise in quality of ingredients. The rice they use could be of better quality.
CJ DV
A small quaint japanses izakaya near the highway with ample parking. Avoid the Okonomoyaki. Other japanese dishes (curry, tonkantsu and ramen) are acceptable.
… moreBln Aguilar
We were able to eat here until 11 in the evening (last order). Authentic Japanese food are served, a must try!
… moreM K
Food is good for the price. Very good service. Nice place with various seating styles
… moreBerry Beriña
My go-to Japanese comfort food place. Excellent service with very friendly staff. The place and ambiance are so on-point izakaya adorned with small anime toys on the wooden panels.
The food is definitely commendable. Order their kushiyaki (my faves are buta bara, cheese butamaki, negi butamaki). Try their gyudon and pair with their miso soup. Fried rice can be good for two, yakisoba is savory and the gyoza is absolutely delicious.
If you’re down for a drink, they serve a variety of local and Japanese beer and spirits, and then pair it with their arabiki sausage. Heaven.
… moreThe food is definitely commendable. Order their kushiyaki (my faves are buta bara, cheese butamaki, negi butamaki). Try their gyudon and pair with their miso soup. Fried rice can be good for two, yakisoba is savory and the gyoza is absolutely delicious.
If you’re down for a drink, they serve a variety of local and Japanese beer and spirits, and then pair it with their arabiki sausage. Heaven.
Jaro Navales
Good food, warm place and great customer service.
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marjorie
Good as always! Has been my go to Japanese restau since I discovered it when I was walking along our neighborhood one night.
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