Doming's: Serving One of Cebu's Most Delicious Ngohiong

Doming’s Ngohiong is a name known by plenty of street food lovers. It is a restaurant that offers and fulfills our craving for street food specifically “Ngohiong” while also not punching a hole in our budget. So if you are in the mood for street food, why not dine at…

Content of This Story

Doming’s Ngohiong

Doming’s Ngohiong’s main branch is located in 25-Fairlane Village in Guadalupe, Cebu and is a type of house karenderia that has constantly been the stop-over of travelers, students and also workers. These people would really line up as early as 10:30 A.M. just to get the taste those affordable and also delicious street foods that they offer.

While this restaurant started out with humble beginnings. Today, the name is well-known to serve one of the most delicious and appetizing ngohiong in the Queen City of the South!

In August 2017, Doming’s expanded their business to Manalili. And is this way, they are able to serve the original flavors of their family recipe while also allowing other locals to dine closer to the place they frequent.

But don’t take just our words for it. As you can see by the smiling faces above, it is the truest testament to their reputation of being one of the best in Cebu!

Ngohiong + Puso

First things first, Filipinos love eating their food with bare hands, and nothing beats the feeling of it. At a cheap price of P7.00 for ngohiong and P3.00 for puso, together with their spicy sauce that balances out the oiliness of ngohiong, you can already enjoy the food bare hands and satisfy yourself without worrying how much you spent.

You may also avail their Ngohiong party bundle that comprises 10 to 20 ngohiongs depending on what bundle you prefer, and they also add sauce for free.

With all of these mouthwatering servings, we expect to exit full! Doming’s Ngohiong also offers different foods. These assorted foods are right on budget! They have fried chicken that comes in two different kinds.They serve “manok bisaya” and “manok bantres” for as low as P60.00 and let’s also not forget what comes inside the chicken, they also serve “batikon” for P15.00 each.

Most of the customer’s orders are “manok bisaya”, they said they love the juiciness and sweetness of manok bisaya’s meat. So, what’s the long wait? Try now!

Lamaw

You can also try their lamaw, it’s the combination of 1 cup of rice, siomai, boiled egg, chicharon, and dip with sauces for as low as P65. This package meal has always been the go to order of their customers aside from being a package meal it also gives us the unquestionable taste.

Fresh Mango Ice Cream

Yup! And finally, for the kids and those sweet-toothed Peps. A meal is not complete without a touch of sweet dessert. You can now enjoy savoring their homemade mango ice cream made from fresh mango and sweetened cream just enough for your mouth to relish. They also offer mango floats for as low as P185.00.