Last Updated: September 2026 | All 167 shop prices read off the live game, and the pass and badge counts checked against it.
A karinderya is a small Filipino eatery, the kind with a few tables out front and whatever is good that day behind the glass. In this game you run one with up to five other people. You take orders, cook, carry plates out, wash up, and put the pesos you earn back into better furniture and a better stove.
It is 37 days old and already one of the busiest games on Roblox. Its shop is the oddest one on our site: 167 things for sale, not one game pass among them, and a tip jar that goes up to 100,000 Robux.
| Genre |
Co-op restaurant and cooking |
| Studio |
SILOG |
| Released |
7 August 2026 |
| Players per restaurant |
6 |
| In-game money |
Pesos |
| Game passes |
None |
| Things for sale |
167, all one-off buys |
| Badges |
One |
| Codes |
Yes, and two are on the game’s own page |
| Private servers |
Not available |
How to Play Karinderya
- Join a restaurant. There are six places to a server, so you are sharing the kitchen with up to five other people.
- Take an order from whoever sits down. Customers come to the tables out front.
- Cook what they asked for. The stove you own decides how fast that goes.
- Carry the plate out and hand it over, then clear up behind you.
- Spend the pesos you earn on better tables, better chairs and a better stove.
- Keep going for the five star rating. The game’s own page asks you to be the first owner to get one.
Karinderya Overview: The Furniture Sets All Price the Same
Most of this shop is chairs and tables, sold as matching sets. There are sixteen of them, and one thing holds true for every one.
| Set |
Robux each |
Notes |
| Wood plank |
9 |
The cheapest set in the shop |
| Wooden |
19 |
Double the plank set |
| Monoblock |
39 |
The white plastic stackable sort |
| Parsons and folding |
59 |
Two different sets at the same price |
| Royal |
79 |
Mid range |
| Luxury and bamboo |
89 |
Another two sets priced level |
| Cushion and antique |
159 |
What the cushion chairs code hands you |
| Rattan |
199 |
The dearest matched pair |
In all sixteen sets, the chair and the table cost exactly the same. Not close, the same, from the 9 Robux plank set up to the 199 Robux rattan one.
That is handy, not just tidy. You never have to work out which half to buy first, and a full set is always twice the number in that table.
Tiles are the real money pit
Floors are sold one design at a time and each one is 159 Robux. There are 43 on sale, so owning every floor in the game would cost 6,837 Robux. Two more exist in the shop with no price on them at all and cannot be bought.
Karinderya Gameplay: The Stove Is What Actually Limits You
Chairs decide how many people can sit down. The stove decides how fast you feed them, and that is what holds you back. There are five, and they went on sale over five weeks.
| Stove |
Robux |
When it arrived |
| Basic stove |
9 |
11 August, launch day set |
| Standard stove |
29 |
11 August |
| Deluxe stove |
49 |
11 August. A code gives this one away |
| Coil stove |
59 |
20 August |
| Induction cooker |
69 |
27 August |
The first three arrived on the same day, so they were the shop the game opened with. The other two came later, and more kitchen gear went on sale only yesterday.
The deluxe stove is the one to know, because you need not buy it. One working code hands it to you, and a second hands you another one with a chair and table set.
The Tip Jar Goes Up to 100,000 Robux
Eight things in this shop are not items at all. They are tips, and the number in the name is the number of Robux.
| What it is called |
Robux |
| Donate 5 |
5 |
| Donate 10 |
10 |
| Donate 50 |
50 |
| Donate 100 |
100 |
| Donate 500 |
500 |
| Donate 1K |
1,000 |
| Donate 10K |
10,000 |
| Donate 100K |
100,000 |
All eight went on sale the same day, and the price matches the name every time. There is no bulk rate, and nothing in the game comes back for it.
The top one is worth a pause. At 100,000 Robux it is five hundred times the next one down, and by far the dearest thing in the shop. It is there if somebody wants it.
Gifting Costs the Same, With One Odd Exception
Eleven things come in a gift version you buy for somebody else. Ten of the eleven cost just what the normal one costs, so giving is neither cheaper nor dearer than keeping.
The exception is the starter pack. Buying one for yourself is 49 Robux. Buying one as a gift is 19. So it is cheaper to set a newcomer up than to kit yourself out, which makes sense in a game you play in groups of six.
What we can and cannot tell you there
The two prices are on the shelf and easy to check. Whether the gift version holds exactly the same things as the one you buy for yourself is not something the shop tells you, so we are not going to claim it does.
Something Was Being Built and Then Shelved
Four things in the shop are called cement, brick, wood and wood plank. None has a price and none can be bought. They went in around the middle of August and nothing has touched them since.
On its own that is just an unfinished corner of a shop. What makes it odd is that one of the game’s dead codes used to hand out those same materials, and it stopped working too.
So a building system was started, given a code, then quietly put down. The materials still sit in the shop with nothing to spend them on. Our Karinderya codes page has the dead code that used to give them out.
Eleven Favorites for Every Vote
This game has over 1.1 million favorites and about 101,000 votes. That is roughly eleven favorites for every vote, which is far higher than any other game on our site. Most land under one and a half.
The reason is no mystery. One working code is named after a favorites milestone, so the studio asked players to favorite the game and paid them in pesos for it. The number and its cause are both out in the open.
Tips for New Karinderya Players
- Redeem the codes before you buy anything. Four of them hand out furniture and gear the shop charges Robux for.
- The chair and the table always cost the same, so there is never a reason to buy one half of a set and wait.
- A better stove matters more than better chairs early on, because cooking speed is what limits how many orders you clear.
- Tiles are the most expensive habit in the game. There are 43 of them on sale and they are 159 Robux each.
- Buying a starter pack as a gift for somebody else costs less than buying one for yourself, which is worth knowing if a friend just joined.
- Nothing in the shop is permanent in the game-pass sense, so do not expect anything you buy to carry over as an unlock.
Karinderya FAQ
Does Karinderya have codes?
Yes, eleven of them work, and the studio prints two right on the game’s own Roblox page. Our codes page lists every one with what it pays.
What is a karinderya?
A small Filipino eatery, the sort with a few tables out front and whatever is good that day behind the glass. The studio is called SILOG, after a Filipino breakfast.
Are there any game passes?
None at all. Everything the game sells is a one-off buy from inside it, and there are 167 of those, which is a very large shop for a game this young.
How much would every floor tile cost?
There are 43 on sale at 159 Robux each, so 6,837 Robux for the full set. Two more exist in the shop with no price on them and cannot be bought.
Why does it have so many favorites?
The studio ran a favorites milestone and paid for it with a code. The game has over 1.1 million favorites against about 101,000 votes, which is roughly eleven to one.
About Karinderya
Karinderya is made by SILOG, a Roblox-verified group of about 810,000 members. The account that owns the group carries a verified badge as well, and this is the only game the group has published. The group itself has nothing written on it and has never posted a message.
The game opened on 7 August 2026 and has passed 38.7 million visits, or over a million a day. A restaurant holds only 6 people, and with about 53,000 playing that is at least 8,855 of them open at once.
Players have voted it up 98,538 times and down 2,507, so 97.5 in every 100 votes are positive. It has one badge, handed out for turning up, and over 8.3 million people have it.