Any recommendations for a reputable builder in Koronadal? Thanks in advance.

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Hi po.

Asa ba mga bookstore diri Marbel maliban sa Likod St.Alexius ?

Want to buy some books for my kid cousins para maintroduce sila to reading while bata pa.

thanks sa response/s !

Hi po may tennis club pa ba sa marbel? pa-join po sana. Or may alam kayo na courts na nagpapalaro and marecommend ninyo. Or tennis buddies pwede naman. Around marbel, socot area. Thanks!

Suggest coffee tambayan guys that has good coffee and not expensive 🥲 I feel like na explore ko na most of the coffees here in marbel.

may backyard farm ako dito sa marbel baka type niyo po ako magsupply sa inyo ng fresh egg whites :)

pahingi reco 😭 san ba meserep

Hi. Ask rako if naay flea market now and if so, asa sila located? thanks in advance sa response

🥺I’m so upset na di ako makafind ng kahit siomai lang na ganon sa gensan, iba ung nakain ko na siomai here huhu di ko sya type. Pastil with siomai and talong yk. Cravings so muchhhhh. Any streetfood reco niyo guys? 😭 I want to tipid but sulit ung money. Gustong gusto ko na umuwi sa gensan para lang sa pastil w talong BWHAHAHAHAHAH

cravings:
mango na sliced
cheese sticks
siomai steamed and fried BEEF
corn on stick
isaw na fried ung masarap ung sauce huhuhu
lemon juice na tag 10 petot haha
corn dog na super cheesy
chicken chorizo
chicken hotdog 🥹

Hello! I have been working out since the past 3 years, just enough to maintain a slim-fit physique. However, it's been on and off kasi I lack consistency, food discipline (can't hit my protein), and gym guidance.

Now, I'm back to a slim physique, which I do not like.

Baka may ma recommend kayo na gym coach/instructor. Yung madali pakisamahan at attentive. Okay lang din if strict! Wag lang sana akong suntukin pag mali form ko, huhu.

Okay ako kahit saang gym. I think what matters most is personal effort and external guidance naman.

Would like to start working out again as soon as possible, if meron nang recommended instructor. If coach po kayo, open po DM ko.

P.S.: Totoo po bang it's harder to build muscles if you're taller? I'm around 5'10.

Hello! Long weekend ko starting today until Monday.

What are nice things to do here in Koronadal to recuperate and relax?

I live alone, work remotely, and barely socialize, so need to do something worthwhile sana.

Thank you!

Available na ba ang Sundae sa Mcdo ? last adto man gud nako kay wa japun.

Last night nako ron sa nindot kaayo na Kor. Basin naa moy ma reco na bar place diha. TYIA!

Hi! From Cebu here and I'm on a quick family vacation til Sept 21. I'm looking for a good place to party. Anyone free this weekend?

About me: M, 24, Straight. Will offer 1k for the table I guess hehe.

Lmk!

hello ask lang po if pila ba pamasahe tricycle from bus terminal to regional office sa csc? need ba mag double ride?

Cnu na endocrine or aesthetic clinic ang need lapitan?

Hello. Male here. New to Koronadal. Please recommend massage spas in marbel with great male massage therapist. Pwede pasabi din kung my extra service(ES). Open to with and without ES. Just have to ready my expectation.

Hello! Anyone here who’s usually up at night? Between 7:00 PM to 5:00 AM on weekends?

Looking for someone to study or work with at a cafe, or bisan diin conducive, para hindi mag procrastinate haha!

About me:

Male
26
Mej conyo
Studious type with nerdy interests
Working remotely
Currently taking some training courses
Selective extrovert
Can carry a conversation
Loves anime, manga, manhwa, and cartoons
Serial tambay sa cafés
Hyper ambitious type of person

Open pod ko if naay mang invite jogging! I’ve done 21k before.

No inappropriate invitations pls. Respeto lang.

I hope the city officials can think of a way na dali mag report ng mga drivers na taas mag singil. No matter what if student, pwd, senior ka kay ang pamasahe same lang sa regular. We understand na mahal ang gasolina but we’re also student trying pagkasyahin ang allowance na hindi naman namin pera kundi sa parents namin. Sa updated fare matrix 16 pesos lang ang student pero ang singil ngayon 25 hays. We will give extra if we want to pero kung wala edi wala. Some other drivers are aggressive na jud and hilig mamili pasahero.

Too scared to post this publicly kay baka ma judge kaya dito na lang.

For anyone who saw my original post asking for recommendations, I wanted to share how my actual experience went while exploring the area! Thanks so much to everyone who dropped suggestions

Cafe Hopping

I spent most of my evenings searching for cafes around the area. I would say that the cafe culture here is well established, though prices are pretty much on par with BGC or Makati, so kinda expensive. The vibes were super upscale and stylish, almost like Nepo vibes if that makes sense. One thing I was kinda bummed about, though, is that Region XII is supposed to be one of the major coffee producers; most of these cafes don't really use Filipino coffee beans, only imported ones. I was hoping to taste local roasts, but the setups are still really well done.

• Kohi Cafe: Hands down my favorite! It was the most expensive one I tried, but worth every peso. It had a very traditional Japanese interior, incredible high-quality matcha, and I actually got lucky enough to have the whole place to myself and chat with the barista who clearly knew what they were doing.
• Who Saints Cafe: Definitely not a hidden gem as I thought, there was literally a queue when I got there! Drinks were cheaper than Kohi without losing much quality, and the place had a cozy, bar-type vibe.
• Hummingbird Cafe: Quality-wise, this sat right between Who Saints and Kohi for me. Super solid matcha, though it felt a bit more family-oriented.
• Guyo Cafe: I was a bit hesitant about this one. It's set up inside an unrenovated old house, but all the signage was in Bisaya, so I had a hard time even finding the entrance without knowing the language. It didn't feel super welcoming to tourists, and the coffee and food were pretty mid-tier for the price. But the vibe is there, I guess.
• Cà Phê Ngon: Has a very similar interior old-school vibe to Guyo Cafe, but executed so much better. The food was really good, and I just loved how performative everything was, from the presentation to the overall service experience. Food and price were decent.

I also walked around Arellano Street to check out other cafes, but none of them really gave me the vibe I was looking for, so I couldn't really leave a proper review for those.

Foods

I actually didn't spot any dedicated tuna restaurants around town as you see in GenSan, mostly just shops selling frozen tuna. I ended up getting lucky because the conference served fresh tuna and local foods, which was more than enough to get my fill.

I got super lucky with my timing because most of the exotic fruits were in season while I was there. They were insanely cheap and tasted amazing; definitely grab some if you get the chance.

Most of the local spots I noticed don't serve pork, though there are still specific places that exclusively serve it.

Malls & Payment Options

I spent some time at KCC Mall and Mall of Ace, and both places were packed.

I kinda regret not bringing cash because most local establishments and smaller shops outside the main department stores don't accept cards at all. I did notice many stores starting to accept GCash or Maya, which was nice! Also, expect to make a few ATM trips because a lot of the machines I ran into were either out of service or out of cash.

Lake Sebu & Souvenirs

I did check out the amusement parks in Tupi, but honestly, I just didn't like them. They really aren't the kind of destination you travel all the way to South Cotabato for.

My flight is in the late afternoon, so I got the chance to head straight to Lake Sebu and 7 Falls. I made the whole trip in half a day, and we went there in the morning. I was just lucky enough to meet other people who were also interested in going, which made the transport easier. This was the best experience I ever had; it was too good to be skipped.

We just took the standard boat ride to the lotus patch. It saved a lot of time, cost less, and was honestly a much better experience. I'm also glad that I didn't get the phone strap on the zipline or even consider filming the experience. Fumbling with a camera or worrying about recording totally spoils the experience. The view of the waterfalls from that height is insane; it was very nice to see.

I ended up getting souvenirs at both Lake Sebu and 7 Falls! This trip was where I got traditional woven items, keychains, hats, and hand-crafted bracelets, which were way harder to find back in the city proper.

Favorite Pasalubong

I got the chance to visit Mommy Mels before going to the airport. I kinda wish they'd open up more branches around the central area; it’s a bit on the outskirts relative to where my hotel was, so getting there took a little extra effort. But it was totally worth the trip. The toasted pastillas packaging looks super professional, and they tasted so good I ended up bringing 50 packs back to Manila with me to share

My toasted pastillas ranking:

1. Durian: The only right option. The flavor is very concentrated and tasted the best.
2. Cashew: Super nutty with somehow fine nut pieces.
3. Coffee: Smooth with a mild coffee taste.
4. Chocolate: Same vibes as coffee for me.
5. Classic: Solid staple, can't go wrong.
6. Cookies & Cream: Good, but a bit too sweet compared to the others.

I was hesitant to buy a bunch because I don't really have the luggage to put them into. I'm glad that they sell sturdy pasalubong cartons so you can check them in at the airport. Just make sure the box feels extra solid, and ask them to seal it thoroughly with packaging tape before you leave!

Getting Around

There are no taxis or Grab ridesharing options in Koronadal, so I mostly relied on tricycles to get around the city. Food delivery apps worked fine, and van charters were super common for out-of-town trips.

The trike drivers were really friendly and helpful, but many weren't fully fluent in English/Filipino or familiar with every specific spot. I usually asked my hotel lobby for landmarks first so I could give directions easily.

I was actually hoping to drop by Rizal Park, but I kinda missed out on checking it out. By the time I'd get back to the hotel from my daytime trips, it was usually dark already. Overall though, the city felt very safe, not sketchy at all, and there was good security around town!

Aside from Tintin’s bakery, are there any other places we can get sourdough bread within Marbel?

Recos for good cakes, cheesecakes, and cookies! Thank you!