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King Belly Riverbanks Ends the Quest for the Best Lechon Belly in Manila



We can’t deny that there is an ongoing food craze and it’s all about lechon belly. Foodies everywhere including carnivores are in a constant search for the best lechon belly there is. Talk about trooping the south like the province of Cebu since this place is synonymous to delicious lechon belly. And in the northern part of the Philippines, Ilocos is known for its crispy Bagnet which is their version of lechon.



But what if,  you can savor the best of both worlds in one lechon belly treat that offers the distinct flavors of Cebu’s famous lechon belly and the crispiness of Bagnet with an added  touch that level-ups the quality and taste of lechon belly? Yes, this is possible since King Belly Riverbanks is finally here to end the search for the best lechon belly in manila.

James Crisologo of King Belly

King Belly is a fast food type of restaurant that was conceptualized out of love for lechon belly. The idea was created by one of the owners James Crisologo, who has an intensive experience in the field of culinary and food development both here and abroad. He even went as far as procuring a custom built huge stainless rotisserie that can cook pieces of lechon belly in a consistent heat locking in the flavors while making the meat tender and juicy. This is one of the secrets of why King Belly rules the lechon belly arena.













King Belly Riverbanks may be categorized as a mere fast food type food joint but the dishes they serve are prepared with quality in mind and value thus providing diners the best lechon belly in manila captivating foodies from all walks of life. 











The food at King Belly Riverbanks features their original lechon belly on their dishes such as  Lechon Sisig, Lechon Sinigang, Lechon Paksiw, Lechon Kare-Kare, Lechon Binagoongan, Bihon Con Lechon and Tokwat' Lechon. To complete the line-up for all time Filipino dishes king belly riverbanks also offers the best inihaw dishes such as Chicken BBQ, Inihaw na Liempo, Pork Ribs and Inihaw na Bangus.  All-day breakfast is also offered from yummy King Bellysilog (lechon belly + garlic rice + egg) to Bangsilog (milkfish + egg + garlic rice) that comes with a choice of drink. They also have other Pinoy favorite dishes that will surely complement the lechon belly dining experience. King Belly lechon belly is also available by the kilo and they deliver too.







Another amazing thing about King Belly is the fact that their dishes are super affordable. Anyone can just dine, relax, and have their lechon belly treat without having to worry on their budget. Families, barkadas and even group events are very much welcome here.

 King Belly Menu




Location wise, King Belly Riverbanks is situated in a building just across the riverbanks mall where the view of the pristine Marikina River is unobstructed. There are areas outside where diners can enjoy an alfresco dining style. 


When it comes to the best lechon belly, KING BELLY RIVERBANKS got it all in the bag- it is super tasty, tender, juicy and most of all very affordable thus ending the quest for the best lechon belly in manila. There is no reason in stopping you to indulge in your lechon belly cravings. So common and let’s eat at KING BELLY where food is #BellyGood! 

Follow King Belly on Facebook for updates and appetizing deals. 

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