Red Knight Gardens

August 6th, 2007


Shepherd’s Pie

Dining al fresco is not very popular in Davao City. Al fresco dining is usually reserved for restaurants specializing in barbeque and other grilled foods. But tucked away from downtown Davao is a restaurant that offers not just great Western food, but also a great al fresco ambiance.

Red Knight Gardens is an apartelle complex with a restaurant by its poolside. The restaurant is small, but the food does not disappoint. I have tried both their Shepherd’s Pie and Beef Stew and they were great. Not good, but great. The meat were tender and the flavors were just right. The mashed potatoes on top of the pie was heavenly. The sauce of the beef stew was so tasty. And the vegetables on both dishes was cooked perfectly.

So if you’re looking for a gatronomic delight served al fresco, troop over to Guadalupe Village in Buhangin, Davao City and discover Red Knight Gardens.

5 Responses to “Red Knight Gardens”

  1. jan2x Says:

    Where exactly is this?

  2. Maria Says:

    Guadalupe Village in Buhangin, Davao City.

  3. francis Says:

    hmm, are you sure about the information you’re giving out? Guadalupe Village ain’t located in Buhangin, sweetie, it’s in Lanang, Km. 7 to be exact

  4. My Davao City » Blog Archive » A Hearty Beef Stew Dinner at the Red Knight Gardens Says:

    [...] The My Davao City team is a big fan of beef stew in its different kinds and forms. So when we went to have a nice, quiet dinner at the Red Knight Gardens, we decided to give their beef stew a try. And we were delighted. (That’s an understatement, I think.) It had generous chunks of beef and carrots, bits of celery, and some bread that made the stew unique… all in a delicious bowl of yummy goodness. It was delicious, and eating it made me feel as if I was home. [...]

  5. sweet Says:

    It is located at 8th Street, Guadalupe Village, Lanang Davao City. The main street of Guadalupe Village is just across Phoenix Gasoline Station (the one in corner Arroyo St. and JP Laurel)

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