Here comes another addition to your favorite Japanese jaunts in the city. Together with Tsuru, Sankai, Teriyaki Boy, Yurushi, and Tadakuma; Sushi Dito is the new place in town where you can have fine and tasty Japanese cuisine in the city.
A Pinoy entrepreneur, AJ Yuzon, together with 2 Latin American entrepreneurs, Federico and Nicolas decided to open this store to cater to the many Japanese cuisine aficionados and health-conscious consumers who are looking for tasty yet healthful goodies they could munch on-- without guilt.
The inspiration for the business has its traces from another business abroad named, Sushi Go!, which was also owned by 2 of the present owners of Sushi Dito. Seeing the lucrative potentiality of the city, the owners decided to open its first branch in the sprawling economic hotspot, Davao City.
The inspiration for the business has its traces from another business abroad named, Sushi Go!, which was also owned by 2 of the present owners of Sushi Dito. Seeing the lucrative potentiality of the city, the owners decided to open its first branch in the sprawling economic hotspot, Davao City.
Originally, the plan was to open up a business that caters to sushi delivery services. However, upon seeing the store's location and its available space-- Sushi Dito decided to expand their services to catering and in-store dining. Not just limited to sushi, the store also offers a wide array of Japanese dishes, such as rice bowls, gyozas, sashimis, ramen, nigiris, and more!
With the rigid competition that there is among the many Japanese restos in the metropolis-- what Sushi Dito offers is not just unique, but also, varied - something that most consumers would also want, to break the monotony of the restaurant industry in the city. Sushi Dito does not just offer quality and tasteful food and remarkable customer service, but also a convenient and hassle-free purchasing experience. Now, that is something you'd surely want in every business!
With the rigid competition that there is among the many Japanese restos in the metropolis-- what Sushi Dito offers is not just unique, but also, varied - something that most consumers would also want, to break the monotony of the restaurant industry in the city. Sushi Dito does not just offer quality and tasteful food and remarkable customer service, but also a convenient and hassle-free purchasing experience. Now, that is something you'd surely want in every business!
With a minimum purchase of PhP 200.00, the delivery is FREE. The store is also open during Sundays and they get to deliver your orders between 10:30 am - 2:30 pm and 4:30 pm - 10:30 pm. You can surely rely on this store to deliver your midday quick fixes and late night cravings!
So, get your fill... sans the hassle of traveling-- by simply visiting their equally enticing website at http://sushidito.com/, Simply order online and have your orders delivered right at your homes. Or you can call them at these nos: (082)295-3333 (landline) or 0932-855-2555 (cellphone-SUN). You can also visit their quaint and welcoming store located along Quirino Ave. beside Handuraw Pizza Cafe.
Still undecided? Here's a teaser on what you can expect from this store. All photo credits goes to the awesome couple Ate Floraine and Kuya Mike of The Kulay Project.
4 comments:
yummy! but i was surprised that their miso soup somehow tasted sweet O_O
Nice write-up, Anj!
We ordered delivery from Sushi Dito (as they were doing a great job of advertising on Facebook and their ad kept coming up for me!) and really enjoyed it. Very convenient when looking for some delivery sushi. I thought (because it was delivery) that I wouldn't like it as much but I was very pleasantly surprised. Those guys are doing a great job advancing their brand online, too...good to see!
I noticed you left NONKI off the list of sushi places in Davao. You HAVE to try it out...it's my favorite sushi spot here. (Better than Tsuru's in my opinion) It's right across from Torres, next to "Let's Crab Eat"...really good stuff there.
I ate here once for the first time... I can say that it really tasted good..
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Free delivery sounds fun, esp when you're craving for sushi and you're far from downtown area. But still, they're worth a drive to. I just recently wrote a review of my dining experience, you can check it here if you'd like: http://davaofoodguide.blogspot.com/2013/06/lets-have-sushi-dito.html
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