Tumana and Malanday both sit along Marikina's northeastern edge near the river, and each currently has exactly one shop active in our directory, a reminder that not every barangay in this city needs to have a dense cafe row for it to be worth a dedicated visit.
In Tumana, Dash Coffee on Bagong Farmers Avenue is the neighbourhood's anchor, reviewers describe a comfy, cozy spot with a high overall rating, the kind of shop built to serve its immediate residential blocks rather than draw visitors from across the city.
In Malanday, Kōhī Kurabu occupies a Golden Valley Subdivision unit with an interesting history, it now trades from the same space Joe Mama's Coffee & Donuts used to occupy before that brand relocated to Makati. Kōhī Kurabu itself is a Japanese-inspired cafe built around a minimalist room, a focaccia-sandwich menu, and a hojicha-and-espresso drinks list, reviewers specifically note it as both work-friendly, with wifi and sockets, and pet-friendly.
Neither barangay has the walkable density of San Roque or Concepcion, so a visit to either is more of a deliberate destination trip than a stop on a longer cafe-hopping route, worth pairing with the river-adjacent path if you are coming from further south, covered in our Marikina River Park coffee guide.
If pet-friendly seating specifically brought you to Kōhī Kurabu, we round up every shop in the directory with a directly sourced pet-friendly mention in our pet-friendly cafes guide. TripZilla Philippines keeps a wider Metro Manila list of pet cafes if you are planning further afield.