Love the place! Too many themed spaces and very HybridFriendly! Ideal work space for digital nomads. Quiet, warm, comfy! Staff is awesome too! Open till 12mn. Wide parking. Hot coffee! Yes! It has everything i need.

Not worth it. The coffee is average, the pastries were bad. If you dont have a car its very hard to go here. And its pricey!!! The cookie tasted artificial, cream castella was super sweet and the strawberry crumble tasted like dewberry strawberry but very sweet 👎🏼 The coffee was average, nothing worth mentioning.

Food is great 😃 👍🏽 love their Tokbokki, perfect sweet-savory spice flavor and perfect for the cold rainy weather. They also have variety of Korean snacks and noodles Coffee, Teas, and Fruit juices and a selection of sweet pastries 😋 and serve happy hour drinking. Good service, the staff are courteous and will accommodate the way they can. Our orders arrived quite quickly. The atmosphere is just cherry on top since the place is quite spacious and you can seat to whatever comfort you want, floor, table, high chair, your choice. sockets, wifi, and they stay open until 12am so it's a good place to get work done. it's also a great place for casual meet up with people or a date. definitely recommend and will try again next time ☺️

Nice place to chill at night, their lattes and desserts were very good as well

If you're looking for a non-mainstream local chill spot, Dabang is the place for you. Plus points are: spacious parking, huge split-level dining area with different seating options, a play area for kids, free wifi, outlets for your gadgets, and good pastries, view of the city. It's a family place, so don't expect it to be quiet. Coffee is ok. Haven't tried their food selection, but there are lots of Korean options (it's a K-cafe after all).

I LOVE the place! Very local feel—not crowded with tourists. There's so much breathing room! Even with all 'work stations' (outlets) taken, there's still enough room that you won't feel your personal bubble's invaded. Unlike in most cafes or co-working places (unless that's your thing, or you don't mind). It really is a perfect place for virtual workers needing a change of scenery. Wifi speed is decent both on and off VPN. Food and coffee are decent and prices are reasonable.

Me and my sibkings ended up in Dabang since Cafe by the Ruins is full (gates closed lol). We recommend taking the taxi. Its really far, kt might seem like its near via google maps but its not. Plus the place is elevated, so its kinda a hike to get there. Not to mention the foot bridges. We finally got to the area, and it was almost full. They have the usual seats and tables and they have Korean style seats and tables. We ordered the Dabang signature coffee and the vanilla latte. Its was ok, nothing special. Borderline meh. For the pastries, we ordered the cream-filled castella, and strawberry crumble. Castella was dry, and almost stiff. Cream was nothing special, it was just sweet. Cream on top and filling is the same, i thought there was custard. But no. The strawberry crumble tastes like dewberry. Nakakaumay na sya by the third taste. The coffee place is worth the try, i guess. For experience-purposes. Again the shop is far from burnham park, dont try to walk/hike going to the shop. Mura lang taxi sa baguio. They have ample amount of parking space and hanggang 10pm yung shop nila. The place is also not air conditioned.

We liked the cozy vibe and service at this café, but when it comes to the food, we had mixed feelings. The matcha latte lacked the authentic flavor one would expect, reminiscent of a store-bought version. The tteok combo, though passable, didn't leave a lasting impression. The desserts, including the blueberry crumble and pumpkin cake, were enjoyable but lacked the wow factor. The Oreo cheesecake was a major disappointment, failing to resemble a true cheesecake in taste or texture. The WiFi service, while functional, is nothing exceptional. It suffices for casual internet browsing but may not meet the demands of those requiring high-speed connectivity for work or entertainment purposes. Overall, it’s an average spot for a casual visit, but certainly not worth the hype.

I tend to avoid ordering food here due to the limited options for my keto diet. Instead, I usually opt for their Dabang Coffee or Americano. Nevertheless, this café stands out as the most welcoming in town, catering to those seeking a relaxing workspace. The staff is exceptionally friendly, and they even provide a designated play area for children. Unlike many cafés that can feel intimidating, this one is approachable both in terms of the staff and ambiance. Furthermore, they offer a dedicated working area with accessible power outlets and ample parking. The icing on the cake is the fantastic view it provides.

This place is 3 minutes drive from Burnham Park. If you are looking for a place away from the crowd yet near city proper, this is a place for you😊 food choices are great,, quiet place for chat,, gaming😆 and study

I actually went here to study. They have free wifi and sockets in the study space which you can use for as long as you’re there. They have this partitions for every space specific for socialization, dining in and studying; there’s also a kid’s playroom. Since the place is spacious, I didn’t get distracted with people making chismisan and with kids yelling in excitement because the noise doesn’t get suppressed inside. The place is surrounded with huge sliding windows so the ventilation is really good and you would get a nice view of Baguio City (view literally shifted from sunny to foggy to a beautiful city night light). The food has large servings so it’s relatively not expensive. I loved their latte too. At night, they serve chicken and beer too. I would definitely go back here to study, or just chill. :)