Karnitas Korner

Galen Leslie

4.0

Good porchetta at affortable prices. The porchetta nachos was value for money. It could use a little more mango but at the price range its good enough. The poutine was so-so. The porchetta rice was very good. At P185, you get a generous portion of porchetta. It's topped w poached egg too. Parking is hard. Because it was raining, we ate outside and it was a great experience. Italian porchetta, enjoyed alfresco w the family. Overall, it was a great experience.

Elle R.

4.0

I've tried their best seller the Porchetta Rice Meal. It's kinda good but when I've tasted my partner's meal (lol) i think braised pulled beef tasted better. Their Porchetta Tacos is awesome though! Good service and nice ambiance. We'll come back again 👍

Lina Wijaya

4.0

Hidden in the unexplored residential streets of Kapitolyo is this hole-in-the-wall restaurant. Karnitas Korner boasts of its porchetta, which, as they say, is succulent over-roasted pork loin. Being their bestseller, we ordered the Porchetta Rice and Porchetta Sandwich. The rice dish had a perfectly poached egg which, once broken, gorgeously spilled over the rice mixed with corn. This also came with coleslaw that had roasted sesame dressing that would remind you of the vegetables given at famous tonkatsu restaurants. The server also gave something that could be added to the dish to make it more spicy. I tried tasting it and even a drop of it was already too spicy for me, so i gave it to M who totally liked it! He added it to his porchetta sandwich which even made it taste better than it already was. We also ordered the Poutine which the server recommended. It was french fries with a twist. It had cheese sauce, gravy, jalapeños, and chorizo/sweet longganisa. We enjoyed this appetizer because it had a good mix of sweetness and spiciness. The ambiance of the place was very cozy. Being far from the main area of restaurants in Kapitolyo, for me, is an advantage. It was very quiet and peaceful, and parking (along the street) was generally easier.