Jollibee

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I have heard so much about this filipino fast-food and finally I get to try this myself. I ordered a 2pcs chicken joy value meal, which come with 2 pcs chicken, rice, mash potato and a drink. The chicken was indeed crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, it is definitely in my favourite list now. However, I didn't really like the rice as it soggy and the mashed potato wasn't hot enough. Overall, I will recommend to get an ala carte for the chicken only.

Jollibee is one such fast food outlet which serves a wide variety of food, they sell food ranging from burgers to chicken and even spaghetti. For the chicken, they sell 2 piece chicken at $6.60, this pricing is slightly reasonable but the quality of the chicken taste not as per expected. The chicken taste a bit dry and the skin are slightly oily making it a little unhealthy, however for those who prefer a healthier, you can try they spaghetti. For the spaghetti, the portion is reasonable and the

Finally the massive crowd has dispersed since the opening of jolibee and I decided to go check the food out. Though the queue was still a little long, the process of queuing is still fast and swift. There are 6 - 7 cashiers in duty so I guess that sped up everything. I like how they control the crowd - you have to order your food first and look for a seat later. But doesn't affect me cos I am having a takeaway (the scintillation of the restaurant was quite bad). I wanted to try their Spaghetti

As happy as Jollibee, as sweet as you and me! Jollibee is a great, great, great place! Hardly see any kids around, mostly executives, because we are all sick and tired of fast food that ain't good. Well, this Philippines giant-store-chain is absolutely fantastic. Really, so delicious! Their service was excellent as well, Singaporeans should learn the service from Philippines I hated how they weren't environmentally-friendly though, this paper only used for a few seconds before it gets burned,

Despite having tried Jollibee previously and feeling disappointed after high expectations, my friend wanted to try it when we were at orchard, so I was forced to eat it again. It turns out that Jollibee is really average. The sauce for the rice is not flavourful at all. The fried chicken was still not up to scratch. The batter was bland as compared to KFC or Popeyes. It was not overly oily but it was just not as tasty as the other fried chicken branches. You are not losing out if you haven't tri

The chicken was crispy on the outside and tender and moist on the inside, while the seasoning used for the chicken tasted quite simple, yet satisfying.A cup of brown gravy was given as an accompaniment to the chicken and some people say that’s one of the highlights but I didn’t feel the same way as I found it to be salty.The spaghetti was covered with a sweet tomato-based sauce which had the consistency of ketchup, and topped with grated cheese. It sort of reminded me of home-cooking with instan

Finally after months and months of hearing about this place, I tried the famous Jollibee Chicken. The queue is not as crazy as when it first open but do prepare for about 10 - 15 mins of queuing. In a nutshell, I feel it is over-hyped. The skin of the chicken is very tasty and delicious, but the chicken itself was normal. Not as juicy as the chicken from Popeyes. The rice they gave was average and was mainly eaten with the gravy given. I would still prefer to eat at Popeyes.

There was no queue at all when I went on a Thursday afternoon, which is shocking in contrast to the long queue that I saw 3 months back! There was not much of a choice on the menu. I had the 2 piece chicken joy set ($6.60), which comes with 2 pieces of chicken, rice and drink. Despite the craze over it, I find myself not liking the fried chicken. The skin is not crispy enough, and the chicken breast meat is so dry!

Saw an extremely long queue at Lucky Plaza, and decided to join in the queue as I've not tried Jollibee yet. Queue moved relatively fast though, took about 15 minutes for me to get to the counter. I ordered the 2 piece chicken set, which came with rice and gravy (that container that looks like mashed potato but not) and a drink, totalling $6.60. Didn't really like the rice or chicken, the chicken is crispy but batter not flavourful, very bland in comparison to popeyes or KFC. Not worth the queue

A little bird told me the long queue is gone so it is time to check out this most talked about fastfood joint in town. I was there during the lunch hour but the queue was rather short. I counted. There were not more than 20 people in the queue. I waited for only 10 minutes to order. There were many service counters at that time so the service was pretty quick.I decided to go with the Chickenjoy value meal for $6.60. It consists of a portion of rice, drink and 2 pieces of fried chicken. A particu

It took me almost 3 months before I tried visiting Jollibee in Lucky Plaza. I've heard feedback from my friends that the queue was always very long and that it may not taste the same as the ones from the Philippines.When I finally decided to drop by the fastfood chain, I was surprised by how many people are queueing up! They even had a separate queue on the side of the restaurant just so people won't crowd the front area too much. Insane! Fortunately, my friend was already inside so I quickly we

I remember having to go straight to any Jollibee branch right after I land during vacation in the Philippines. I think it’s one of the things that will tickle every stimulus in your body and convince you that you’re really in the Philippines. The smell, the scene and of course, the taste. The Filipino taste.And now, after long years of waiting (way longer for most OFW here), Jollibee is finally here in Singapore. Although I haven’t got the chance to visit earlier because of the overwhelming acce

It's been awhile since my last Jollibee food trip so I ordered all my favorites especially the Jollibee spaghetti. Me and my friends visited their branch at Orchard twice, and I ordered the same menu. The serving is not as generous as the branches in the Philippines though, but still taste as good. The queue was not that long even during lunch time. They have quite a number of available counters so we just waited for like 5 - 10 mins to place our order. Not bad! 'Looking forward for my next visi

A lot of Filipinos here in Singapore got so exited when theyknew that Jollibee is opening in Singapore. Of course count me in together withmy house buddies who try to find their way to free their one friday night schedulejust to see and taste by ourselves our all time childhood favorite fast food chain.I choose to order the chicken spaghetti meal and happy to say their chicken joy crisp and tenderness is so real as the one in Philippines! I also enjoy the spaghetti which really satisfy my cravin

Was lucky to catch the place with a reasonable queue length? Perhaps the novelty die off already? I waited for just 5min to place my order, 1st i must say the menu is not the easiest to understand, the value meal does not indicate the size of drinks etc. I ordered the value meal with one piece chicken and spaghetti and was surprised with a large drink. It cost $6.80 for the meal. What came in the box is a piece of fried chicken (looks like KFC original recipe), a serving of sausage spaghetti and