Ka Inato Main Branch

If you have an adventurous palate, try this peculiar cuisine in Puerto Princesa’s Ka Inato Restaurant, which also offers other delectable food like its specialty chicken inato and other Pinoy favorites such as kare-kare (seafood), sinuglaw, sinigang (pork or shrimp), adobo (squid or native chicken), nilagang baka, etc. Interestingly, crocodile sisig is also available in the cafe of Palawan Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Center, where tourists can see live crocs and other wildlife animals up close.

Ask every Palaweño out there for a place to celebrate or hang out in, and I swear to you that Ka Inato will always show up as one of the suggestions. This local and standard restaurant just on the main highway side in San Jose is a significant cultural experience. With the colorful sculptures welcoming you around the way and the intricate and abstract paintings on the walls, it’s a museum to look at, even in the bathrooms!

At Ka Inato Main Branch, diners are treated to an authentic Palawan dining experience that tantalizes the taste buds and satisfies the soul. The restaurant prides itself on using fresh, locally sourced ingredients, ensuring that each dish is bursting with flavor and authenticity. One of the highlights of Ka Inato Main Branch is its array of signature dishes that embody the essence of Palawan cuisine.

Satisfy your cravings for delectable Filipino cuisine at Ka Inato, a native-style restaurant that offers an extensive selection of poultry, beef, pork, and seafood dishes. Indulge in mouth-watering meals at an affordable price, with the popular grilled chicken leg served alongside perfectly steamed rice. Discover the ultimate dining experience at Ka Inato.

KA-INATO RESTAURANT – apart from the enticing dishes they are known for, Ka-Inato is famed for its unique diverse workforce, they have deaf employees serving you. Hence, they have a poster guide should you need to interact with them. The restaurant features also an open-air dining area with a unique ethnic design dotting the restaurant.

Famous for its chicken inato (chicken barbecue), this restaurant features another cozy atmosphere to your Puerto Princesa dining experience. I’ve dined in two of their branches, and both were equally well-decorated with colorful handicrafts and vibrant paintings. Their spicy chicken inato is surely not to be missed!

Ka Inato is a popular name when it comes to Chicken Inato (Chicken BBQ) in Puerto Princesa and you’ll surely see a couple of its branches around town. During our visit, it was their Crispy Chicken Skin which really stood out from the rest, that’s why I’ve decided to include it in this list!. Super super super sarap!

Once you entered the premises of the restaurant, you will instantly notice the colorful wooden sculptures and the place are also decorated with some paintings. Their specialty is Chicken Inasal and serves really good food. What I loved about the place is that they also hire deaf and mute employees.

This restaurant creates a local atmosphere with its décor of carvings and sculptures. Ka Inato’s specialty is chicken inato which is a kind of inasal. You can also find other Filipino favorites such as grilled dishes, sinigang, and the unique sisig that uses crocodile meat as its main ingredient.

On our second to the last day in Puerto Princesa, we transferred to Airport View Pension because we had an early flight back to Manila the next day. For lunch, we decided to walk along Rizal Avenue and look for the nearest eatery. That's how we stumbled upon Ka Inato Restaurant.

If you’re looking for a dinner option, head over to Ka Inato. There are two locations of Ka Inato, one on Rizal Avenue, and one further north in San Jose, along the National Highway. This restaurant serves local seafood dishes, as well as grilled meats.

Today we are featuring another of Puerto Princesa’s fun restaurants – Ka inatô. Ka inatô is set in a lovely garden, at the north end of town, along the National Highway. Ka inato is very popular with locals and tourists alike.

Ka Inato: Known for its delicious grilled chicken and local Filipino dishes, this restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere and friendly service.

Typically, it costs $2 to $5 per order, and you can try Crocodile Sisig at the Ka Inato Restaurant in Rizal Avenue, Princesa Palawan.