Jollibee

Grabbed some Jolibee before heading over to Dave and Busters next door. Ordered the chicken sandwich meal deal -- spicy, fries and ube pie. Chicken sandwich wasn't too flavorful, but was definitely juicy. Fries were fine. Ube pie not only had a great flaky texture, but was also piping hot. Overall was a fine experience.

first time i went i got the original chicken sandwich meal. the chicken breast was nice & thick & flavorful. the fries were nice & hot, & they gave me a lot. the mango pie was delicious. 2nd time i went i got the aloha chicken sandwich meal. yuck. grilled pineapple & bacon sounded good w the chicken breast but the bacon was really undercooked and the american cheese was horrible in that combo. something strange was included. seemed rubbery or membrane-like against the crust. no pie in this meal. i do not recommend this one. possibly theyre not consistent & it depends on who's working that shift. the mayo & ranch are super sour. i'd bring my own. the regular dressing is good.

Jollibee is a Filipino fried chicken chain but from the fried chicken perspective you probably won't be able to tell it's Filipino except the they offer chicken with gravy.It's usually really good fried chicken that's crispy and I do like the dark meat.However this time I'm reviewing the new chicken tenders. I had cravings for Raising Cane's but the new one closeby is not opened yet so I decided to try the new tenders offered by Jollibee. I think the tenders are delicious and very tender inside but I do wish they offer better sauces such as the ones offered by Chick-fil-A or Raising Cane's. So my tip is to bring your own sauce (leftover from Chick-fil-A r Raising Cane's).In general I'd recommend the regular legs/thighs but the tenders are not bad. The place itself is in the mall food court so it's usually crowded and the in-store seating is extremely limited and the food court itself can be crowded too. The line can be long but they move fast and the orders are distributed fairly efficiently. The parking for the place is also difficult to find but you'll eventually find a spot because it's a mall albeit you might have to find further away.

Jollibee was voted the best Fried chicken in the nation, so I had to give them a try. We ordered a 10 pc which came with 2 gravy for $25.99 and 2 pies, mango peach and ube @ 2.99 each.The Chicken was indeed crispy and juicy, just like it said on the lid. I loved that they were piping hot when they came out, even after 10 min drive home, the chicken was still hot and crispy. The pies were delicious with ice cream or fresh cream.Overall, this was a satisfying lunch and well deserving of being the best in the nation. Staff were quick and efficient. Saw a soft drink fountain and a few tables to dine in. Will be back soon.

It's Jollibee. I think it tastes the same as the Jollibee joints in the Philippines. The chicken is highly brined. It's always hot and crispy. No complaints. We can usually find seating inside the Jollibee area or there is other seating available in the Serramonte Mall food court.

I loooove Jollibee. Chicken is always juicy, hot, fresh, and flavorful. Prices are decent for what you get especially with the promotions! Highly recommend half half chicken if you can't stand too much spicy, but the spicy is definitely where the flavor is. My boyfriend also loves the yumburger and will always get that, but I love the palabok fiesta. Palabok fiesta does seem a bit overpriced for what you get, but I guess the chicken makes up for it. Will always be back!

Delicious and comforting! Jollibee never misses unless they run out of spicy chicken. Our group of three ordered the 10 piece chicken combo with three sides and an additional side of jolly spaghetti to which we demolished. The fried chicken was crispy, juicy, and not overly oily which was perfect. Each bite was crunchy and we loved dipping our chicken into the gravy. We went with the fries, mashed potatoes, and the adobo rice as our sides. The mash was pretty standard creamy and smooth while the fries were a surprise highlight. They were thin and crispy but not fried into an inch of their lives to where we could still taste potato. And the adobo rice always pairs perfect with the chicken. While we throughly enjoyed our meal we wished we didn't have to ask for napkins and ketchup every time as they were behind the counter. Dining in was pleasant as the tables and seats were clean. Will be back for that spicy chicken!

I had nothing but a positive, albeit simple, experience with Jollibee. With so many nearby choices, my mom opted for some chicken strips from Jollibee and it was a first time for both of us. We waited in a longish line, but it went quickly enough. Friendly service at the counter, beeper given, and maybe a 5 minute wait for food.As stated, she ordered the chicken strips and upon suggestion got the creamy siracha dip to go with. YUM! I was surprised at how tasty it was! Crispy outside, tender inside. Good quick option. Wish I lived closer so I could try other options at Jollibee.

Honestly one of the better fried chicken joints out there. Love the mango pie's as well. Don't forget the gravy!

Taste like fried paper mache!Yes, you heard me right. This is not the Jollibee of year ago.A year ago, a piece of Jollibee fried chicken is juicy, flavorful, and if you choose the spicy version, you get some heat to your taste buds, even when cold.Today's bucket is a total waste of good money. The batter still crunches the same as before. That is the only good thing I can say about this bucket of Jollibee friend chicken. There is no taste to the batter. No hint of flavor. It taste like fried paper mache. The spicy version has this hint of spiciness so faint that you are still wondering if you have imagined it after the 2nd piece. The chicken meat itself has zero taste and DRY!I should have went to KFC... smh