Why 10, 000 People Are on the Waitlist for Kora s Filipino Doughnuts First Person

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2

Inspired by her Filipino heritage, baker Kimberly Camara created Kora, a pop-up doughnut shop in Queens, New York. Kora boasts a 10, 000 person waitlist thanks to unique flavors like ube and doughnuts stuffed with flan. Arrjhay: I am so proud of you Miss Kimberly Camara and to your whole staff with Kevin. For bringing up the flavor of PH and adding a new taste and ideas on it. Kudos Kora. I am pretty sure that Lola Kora is so so proud of you.
Date: 2021-12-29

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Comments and reviews: 5

Capello
Wonderful donuts, doesn t seem like a great sale model tho? Clearly they re making money but when the dude said we re basically on the hook it s like um yeah, why would you not be more careful?
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Maria
OMG, we don t even have these type of donuts here in PH! I wonder why nobody tried this concept here. We ve always had western flavors. I badly want these!
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food
That is fantastic! I love the history. Looks absolutely overwhelming but they look like they have it down to a great process. Good for them.
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food
These are so freaking complex, each donut is such a contrast to the standard American donut, each piece is like a mini art piece
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Litreclass
I am starting to appreciate the chefs so much because of you guys so much time goes into prep work kudos to all the chefs
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