Meet Cebu's new favorite Asian restaurant!

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ASIAN NOMS
Meet Cebu's new favorite Asian restaurant!

Welcome to da yun, where you can taste the warmth of Asia and enjoy every nom nom nom. Our mission is to do more than serve delicious food and drinks. We want you to be transported to the diverse and
the vibrant culinary scene of Asia the moment you walk through our doors.

As a newcomer to Cebu's bustling food scene, we know we have much to live up to, but we are thrilled to showcase ourselves as part of the top Asian food options. With signature recipes, from small bites to sharing portions, we are excited to serve up renditions of dishes that are authentically Asian, and we are sure that we can deliver a fresh, hip, and memorable dining experience and, best of all, easy on the budget.
So, whether you are here to unwind, enjoy a quick bite, or celebrate a special occasion, we invite you to discover the familiar dishes and flavors and experience the warm hospitality of Asia in a whole new way.
Welcome to dá.yun Asian Noms!

Here's a plateful of Asian noms you must try!

Appetizers
• Notcho Nacho - not your (usual) nacho. A Korean version of the famous nachos. Gochujang-flavored beef served with crispy wanton skin chips.
• Corn Fritters - Thai-inspired dish of fried fritters corn made with Japanese-inspired flavors. Shrimp on Toast - because everything is better with bread! Savory deep-fried shrimp toast with truffle sweet and sour sauce.

Salads and Sandwich
• dá.yun Salad - our signature salad is a whimsical Filipino-inspired blend of flavors. Romaine and Pomelo with spicy honeycomb and bagoong vinaigrette.
• Sugbu Salad - mixed greens of lettuce and pechay topped with dried mangoes and chorizo with mango vinaigrette. A must-try.


• Inasal Bahn Mi - all the flavors of the favorite Vietnamese sandwich filled with pinoy chicken inasal. We use ciabatta bread for this one.
Noodles
• Penang Char Kway Teow - stir-fried flat rice noodles, our version is inspired by the streets of Penang, Malaysia.
•K-Pork Belly Kimchi Stew - inspired by the Korean army stew, this one's a real pork belly instead of processed meats. Warm and spicy soup.
• Phad Thai- a favorite Thai stir-fried rice noodle with tofu and chicken.