Kariton's Anniversary Special Is Giving Major Childhood Throwback Energy
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by Bea Faicol
Published on Oct 15, 2026
(SPOT.ph) Can you believe it’s been a year since Kariton opened its first branch at Molito Lifestyle Center? The Filipino-flavor-loving gelato brand, founded in Australia, is celebrating its first anniversary with thumb-sized ice cream cones topped with mini scoops and served in a paint-palette-shaped cardboard container. If you're a Millennial or older Gen Z, you might recognize the nod to a certain ice cream brand that’s no longer around. 👍
Kariton celebrates anniversary with a limited-edition
Kariton’s palette-shaped container fits five of its thumb-sized ice cream cones, and from a bird’s-eye view, the scoops look like dollops of paint on an artist’s palette. The idea is simple but cute: just as an artist gets a range of colors to work with, you get a mix of flavors to sample.
Priced at P150, each set comes with two classic flavors, two premium flavors, and one limited-edition flavor. The lineup includes Avo Not Toast, Mango Float, Big Bayabas Energy, Keso, and Barako Mama.

The catch is that this is a one-day-only offering at Kariton branches, with a limit of 100 stocks per branch. You can get your mini gelato fix at Kariton’s three branches: Molito Lifestyle Center in Alabang, Tiffany Place in Salcedo (also known as Kariton x Sabi Sounds, which made it to our SPOT.ph 50 Great Restaurants of 2026—another reason to drop by), and SM Aura in Bonifacio Global City.

If it so happens that you can't catch this one-day anniversary special, Kariton is also serving Fairy Bread (an Australian childhood favorite) for the whole month of October to mark the milestone. Think of it as an ice cream sandwich, but with cookies instead of bread and the sides rolled in rainbow candy sprinkles.
For more information, check out Kariton Gelato's Facebook page.

Bea Faicol runs on questionable amounts of coffee and matcha, and occasionally, a classic G&T.