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Jollibee is a well known fast food restaurant from Philippines. When the first outlet was opened in Singapore, it was then known for its super long queue. But now it has since expanded to Changi and now Novena, the queues are not as bad as it used to be.I happened to walk past the outlet at Novena. The queues only had about 6 customers in front. Maybe because it already 9pm, right the peak dinner time. The queue moved quite fast and the staff at the counter was friendly. I decided on the 3 piece

I know its It's a little bit late in the trend but every time as I want to try Jollibee, the queue lined up right up the common corridor just turned me off somehow. Jollibee, being the largest fast food food chain in Philippines is operating a nationwide network of 750 stores with Singapore's first outlet opened on March 2013.Though it has been a while in Singapore, their queues are still extended beyond the perimeters of the fast food restaurant. We decided that by hook or by crook we have to t

Decided to try out the food from Jollibee after the recommendation from my friend. When I reach the outlet, long queue can be seen and the outlet is almost fully occupied. After looking through their menu, I decided to order the two piece chicken set meal which comes with a small packet of rice with gravy, as well as a drink. For their chicken wing, the size is slightly smaller than KFC. The chicken wing is lightly seasoned with spices and the crispy level is not as crispy as compared to KFC but

First try for Jollibee with colleagues yesterday for lunch. Was totally surprised by their good service and good food. I bought Double Yum burger and both of my colleague bought the 2 piece chicken.For mine, the beef was good. It tastes sweet. I'm loving it! The French fries is good too. I also ordered a extra mash potato as side dish. Which cost additional $1.50 For both my colleague, the chicken is good too. They provided sauce for the chicken. Having butter corn as a side dish and the butter

For the full review and more photos, please visit http://makanarts.com/2014/03/24/jollibee-lucky-plaza/IEver since Filipino fast-food chain Jollibee (which specializes in their fried chicken) opened their first outlet in Singapore at Lucky Plaza, crowd here has never failed to get shorter, with queues stretching over to the neighbouring units. However, the queue clears off fast as well, though be prepared to wait at least 15 minutes to make your order.The 2-piece Chickenjoy with Rice and Drink (

Was in the Orchard area to run some errands and decided to get some Krispy Kreme Donuts as well as this Jollibee. At 1630hrs, although its long after lunch hours and still away from dinner time, the queue is still pretty long, but fortunately, there were about 7 to 8 counters serving and they are quite efficient. Ordered an large fries, a 2-pcs meal and a 1-pcs meal. The price is rather cheap, as compared to Popeyes or KFC. For a 1-pcs meal with rice, it only costs $3.80. As for the large fries,

Jollibee, the largest fast food chain in Philippines with over 800 stores worldwide, has rocked the local fast food scene and brought fried chicken to another level. In fact, I read in the news some time back that their first outlet in Singapore, started only in March this year at Lucky Plaza, is their top performing outlet of all. Impressive, isn’t it? I just wonder how much fried chicken we consume in this small little island of ours!From Krispy Kreme to Jollibee, we are just too fond of queui

Last Fri i had lunch with my Filipino friend at Jolly Bee, it was famous fried chicken in Philippines. The queue was long but they have many counters, so it was quite fast. The taste was delicious, i love the chicken skin, better than KFC. But in terms of the chicken, I think KFC's chicken is bigger. It came with rice and gravy, somehow the chicken in Jollibee is suitable with the gravy. So overall it was good experience, can try again.

So crowded in this fast food restaurant but as I never try before, so decided to have it for my lunch. The 2 piece chicken set costs $6.60 which is reasonable. Chicken meat was very tender and juicy. Not too oily nor salty. The rice provided was normal and taste just like the usual plain rice. The mashed potato is smooth in texture and pepper gravy is delicious. Restaurant is located on the highest floor, it is generally clean and cooling.

Jollibee set up shop in Singapore with much fanfare. In the first few days it was opened, there were lines of people that extended from the store all the way to the empty shop space next door.  Well i guess one has to be patient to try this popular fast food franchise from the Philippines. I went on a weekday and there was a queue to be expected. However the queue moved quickly enough. It can be attributed to the fact that there are limited options on the menu and unlike KFC and other fast food

Due To Recommendation from Philipines friends that Jollibee is a must try food restaurant located at Lucky Plaza The Restaurant serves not only fried chicken , spaghsetti , side order like mashed potatoes etc We ordered a 6pc chicken . But the queue need to wait at least 15 min The chicken is quite big in piece and the chicken is tender and juicy .The french fries is nice too, and the skin is crunchy!

Dad wanted to try Jollibee when he was in Singapore on of the the weekend (Date of Visit: 4/8/2013). So, we headed to Lucky Plaza after our dinner just to try the chicken. Little background story of Jollibee before moving on to my order Jollibee is the largest fast food chain in the Philippines, with 780 stores nationwide. It has planted its roots across the globe with a total of 872 branches across South East Asia, the Middle East and North America till date. Continuing to spread the joy, it op

The crazily long queue seems to have died down a little. Anyhow, regardless of the long queue, they operate in a very efficient and orderly manner so that customers can order and get their food fast. I tried the 2 piece chicken meal with rice for $6.60. There was a small container filled with gravy (tasted like the whipped potato mushroom gravy) that was meant to be complemented with the rice. Rice tasted average. Chicken was rather oily (making the crispy skin rather soggy) but tender. I still

Avoid going there during peak hours if you are very hungry because there would almost certainly be a snake queue extending all the way outside the shop. I waited for about 20 minutes for my turn (thank goodness the counters were efficient and so the queue moved rather fast). I got the set which included a piece of chicken, a cup of gravy and tomato-based spaghetti. The spaghetti was soft (any softer it would be undercooked) and the tomato sauce tasted average. The fried chicken was quite oily bu

Despite going to lucky plaza many times, I always avoided trying jollibee even though i love fried chicken. This was cause the outlet always had snaking long queues! One day though I had to give it a try. Luckily for me, the chicken was delicious! The skin was crisp and super crunchy and tasty while the meat was so moist and delicious. the brown sauce is also great for pouring over your rice!