Food · Karrivin Plaza, Magallanes, Makati
Inatô
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Budget
Plates run from around ₱280 for small bites to around ₱3,400 for the Iberico, so a full dinner adds up fast.
Time needed
2 to 2.5 hrs
Best time
Dinner, Tuesday to Saturday (6 PM or 8:30 PM seating)
Getting there
Ride-hailing is easiest; Karrivin Plaza is along Chino Roces Avenue Extension near Magallanes MRT-3 station.
Prices can change. Check before you go.
About this spot
Inatô is a tiny one-Michelin-star restaurant hidden in The Alley at Karrivin, with just eight seats around a sculptural marble counter facing the open kitchen. The name is Bisaya for 'our way', and the menu reimagines Filipino dishes with polish. Fans rave about the yellowtail kinilaw and the chocolate tart. Parang secret dinner party ang vibe, quiet and intimate, kaya swak na swak for a special date. Counter seatings are at 6 PM and 8:30 PM.
Good for
- Casual Date
- Food Trip
- Solo Trip
Where you’ll be
The Alley at Karrivin, Karrivin Plaza, 2316 Chino Roces Avenue Extension, Makati
- By commute
Ride-hailing is easiest; Karrivin Plaza is along Chino Roces Avenue Extension near Magallanes MRT-3 station.
- Parking
Limited parking inside Karrivin Plaza.
Good to know
What does Inatô mean?
It is Bisaya for 'our way', fitting its take on Filipino food.
Ilan ang seats sa Inatô?
About eight at the counter, plus a private dining option, so booking ahead is a must.
What are the must-try dishes?
Diners often recommend the yellowtail kinilaw, abalone and the chocolate tart.
How do I book?
Online through inato.ph or by email at reservations@inato.ph.
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