Cafe Noriter in Dumaguete City

What I like about Dumaguete is the number of good internet cafes with 19″ lcd monitors and fast internet connection. Also, they come at a price that’s definitely worth it, 20 Philippine Pesos per hour only, some even would go low as 10 bucks. You can’t get a better deal here in Cebu considering the quality of the computers for rent.

Like I said in one of my previous posts, a friend introduced me to Cafe Noriter since this is one of the spots she likes to hang out when she brings her laptop with her.’Noriter’ is a Korean term for “playground”, that’s what I’ve learned when I asked the attendants when I visited the place twice. You can just order any food or drink on the menu with a minimum of 50 bucks and you can have unlimited wi-fi internet access.

I also asked if the owner was Korean but they told me she was a Filipina. I guess it’s because of the number of obvious tourists coming in that’s why the name. Anyway, this place is really great because of the decorations around, it feels warm and comfy with the postcard/stationery-like

Cafe Noriter
Dumaguete City

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Internet Cafe Noriter

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glass window

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decorations

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pictures, vintage

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stationery-like

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upstairs, more computers at 15Php per hour

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inside cafe Noriter

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lamp and chair

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computers on the side, or bring your laptop

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bathroom signage

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menu

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Cafe Noriter at night

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they close until 12MN I believe.

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menu I never got to order


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17 thoughts on “Cafe Noriter in Dumaguete City”

  1. if you’re in cebu ryt now, then we definitely don’t work in the same building because i’m in makati ryt now,hehehe… we might be working on the same company. c******** k b?

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    • ally, yeah, same company tayo. sorry, i edited your comment a little. i stay away from work-related posts just to be sure. hehe.

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  2. Eds, now I guess I know where you work. lol. I used to be there too. (crossing fingers) Anyway, how fast is their internet connection?

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  3. Can i ask if do you have a system analyst in your internet cafe?

    I am studying at Sti dumaguete.Our instructor told us to interview a system analyst in a business as part of our System Analysis and Design. And our group decided to choose your Business which we are going to interview.

    Thnk you so much….i am longing for your response…

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    • Dominique, yep I researched it too. It means Playground. I forgot where Vito cruz is, hehe. but ill drop by when I have the chance. thanks for dropping by!

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