Jollibee

My BF kept telling me how good the chicken is here so, we went. Not impressed at all.
1. Not many options
2. Chicken is below average if you ask me
3. Overpriced for what they offer.
4. Service sucked. I had a gift card and the cashier had never seen one before.
5. Have absolutely no desire to go back.
It was busy in there … Not my cup of tea or should I say not my bucket of chicken

Let me keep this review simple.
It is my first time here and had a great experience at this location.
The employees here are professional and nice, atmosphere is clean, and their prices are affordable especially their meals.
Tonight I ordered the C1 spicy and I was impressed. Their fried chicken was moist and gravy was delicious! I will definitely be back and hope this place is consistent with their portions, quality of meat, the taste and texture of their gravy.

We tried Jollibee for the first time tonight. We orders 2 3 piece combos with fries and mashed potatoes with gravy. The chicken was crispy & juicy. I appreciate anywhere that doesn’t over cook and ruin fried chicken. The mashed potatoes were cold. Like just came out of the fridge cold. My fries looked perfect, but were cold. It disappointing because they actually have a sign that says something about food being hot and being cautionary. My food was not. Disappointing for sure.

Finally had the chance to experience Jollibee. The chicken was okay, although we had to wait 10 minutes for it. I ordered a 2 piece meal which comes with a drink, but I don’t like to order soda so I asked for water instead. I don’t mind paying the combo price even though I drink water. They gave me a styrofoam cup for my water instead of a regular drink sized cup. :/
I also ordered the chicken dippers, and they filled the honey mustard dip with enough sauce to use on maybe half of one tender (there were three total). The photos of their chicken combo meals show rice and a side of gravy, or maybe it’s mashed potatoes under the gravy; but it’s technically not part of your order. You get either one or two sides when you buy the combo, so you have to pick rice, gravy or whatever else you want as a side. :/​
Well at least I can say I’ve been there.

it doesnt matter which location or what time of the day i go to jollibee, there is always a wait for chicken. correct me if im wrong but isnt their chicken one of the key items on their menu so it should be readily available right? 10 – 15 minute wait for a 3 piece is totally ridiculous!

A must try fast food chain restaurant their spaghetti was a super bomb and the crispyliciuos chicken joy…

Simple: they gave us a buzzer to let us know when our foods ready, waited for our food for 20 mins almost. Guy looked at my brother and i & put food on the counter.
Of course it could be anyones food & the buzzer did not vibrate. 10 mins later the worker told us that the food on the counter was ours.
Ugh first off whats the point of giving us a buzzer if you dont wanna put it to use?
Secondly! Our food was already halfway cold when we opened it cus it took so long cus he didnt even let us know in any gesture it was ours

How much do I love Jollibee? Let’s put it this way, there’s a picture of me my sister tends to circulate in social media wearing full on Jollibee PJs my first year living in America as a child. I grew up with Jollibee in the Philippines, left at an early age, but visited often while I was young. We stopped going there at age 9, so I was Jollibee-​deficient for several years until Jollibee popped up in Daly City (with a 24-​hour drive thru to beat… I went here for Thanksgiving one day lol). When I went to college, I drove an hour from UCLA to indulge myself with those flavors I loved so much as a child.
This location is not as good as other locations, so don’t judge Jollibee as a whole based on your experience here please lol; however, I’m still a big fan! They provide me my Filipino comfort food in Las Vegas. They have done a lot lately to improve — the spaghetti is now meatier with a tastier cheese. Katherine A. is right about a lack of consistency in their halo halo, but I still wind up getting it since it’s hard to find a decent halo halo in Vegas near me that has all the ingredients I want. My mom loves halo halo, she gets it almost weekly back in the Bay Area. One hot summer day she got halo halo from here, and said it wasn’t the same as the one in Daly City. The staff is very friendly and shows you that winning Filipino hospitality, but your food might just take a bit longer than you’re used to at other fast food places. I’ve been told 10 – 15 minutes waits on food items, like the hot dog or ChickenJoy. The wait is worth it though to get to dip that crispy skin into their tasty gravy (and leave the white meat for someone else eat: D). If you miss TFC, they have a TV in here playing all day. It’s also connected to Red Ribbon, so I tend to order at both if I come inside. If you haven’t been here already, give it a shot, you might find something you like: D

There are Jolibees in SoCal but I’ve never been there so I can’t compare to this Vegas location. I came here on a Vegas trip with my Filipino boyfriend’s family. Apparently they like it. This was my first time and according to the ratings, I did not have high expectations.
Service:
Considering the large order, I’ll say it wasn’t that bad. Good job on keeping up with it. However, they did forget the toddler’s large fries.
Food:
I had the chicken joy combo with mashed potatoes. The chicken was alright. I prefer Popeyes if I’m going with fast food chicken. The mashed potatoes were terrible. They were cold and tasted like the ones you get in the frozen dinner boxes (sorry). Considering I was very hungry, I did not have a pleasant experience. I tried my bf’s ultimate burger and it was okay. It was just ground meat drenched in gravy. Is there msg? Probably. We got one order in and one take out. I poked the egg in the take out order and it felt fake and rubbery. So weird! The yolk would not break. I ate his fries.
The empanadas were okay even though it makes your mouth a bit dry. Needs ketchup.
The peach mango pie was probably the only thing I liked.
Drinks:
Pineapple juice — I like it.
Buko pandan boba — it was alright.
Halo halo — I didn’t try it much. It was okay. Bf liked it.

I was here to try palabok. but since i order palabok they give me spaghetti… and there spaghetti is not cook it is very hard… come on … Please make sure your product is ok… Stk… Dont come back this Store never come back again…

First off their parking situation is horrible! I decided to not walk a ¼ mile and go drive thru. Bad decision. The woman taking my order could barely hear me and kept asking me to repeat my order. I wasn’t even far from the box and was basically screaming! I got to the window and was then informed that it would take an additional 7 minutes for my chicken fingers. Well I ended up having to wait about 12 minutes. They lock the dive thru window after ‘helping’ you and you have to knock on the window for help. They don’t have their sides or drink options listed on their menu. How am I to know what sides to choose from? Overall horrible customer service and very rude.
After waiting way too long in the empty drive thru I started to eat my food. Wow it’s flavorless. My fried chicken wasn’t very crispy and very bland! The French fries were gross. They could have benefitted from a small sprinkling of salt or something. The chicken strips that I waited for were also flavorless. I was highly disappointed with my overall experience! I would not go back!

Ang Crispylicious at Juicylicious! Chicken joy is a joy to enjoy. Ang sarap to.
Jollibee is a Filipino fast food chain. They specialize in chicken, spaghetti and burgers. The burgers are pretty horrible, but the chicken and spaghetti are very satisfying. Skip all the other menu items and order the Chickenjoy with Jolly Spaghetti. The salty and crisp chicken perfectly compliments the sweet and soft spaghetti.

I really despise drive thrus but was curious about this place so I decided to go for it. I ordered a crispy chicken and was told 10 minutes for that, so I declined.
They got my order wrong of course when I got to the window.
The corned beef sandwich for $ 1.29 was tempting so I got 2. Really not bad at all, it tasted like that corned beef hash in a can I ate in college. Sort of tasty and spam like.
Will return for a proper entrée and skip the drive thru!

I love the food here. Plain and simple.
And I’m not sure why everyone is saying that the staff wasn’t great, whenever I visit they’re always as courteous as can be.

I thought the art of horrible hospitality in the food industry was a form left to perfection in the Philippines and parts of Thailand… didn’t think the dark cloud of attention lacking lethargy would follow a Filipino fast food chain straight across our border and into the heart of Las Vegas.
Anyway, been here twice when I’ve craved a buko pandan shake and this was the only place to snag one (til I franchise my own Zagu). Both times consisted of customers waiting and waiting for their food with no one placing an order… which means they had adequate time to catch up if they were truly in the weeds (which it looks like they shouldn’t have been). Read: Extremely slow help… took 10 minutes to get my shake.
The second time I came in was last Tuesday when they were about to close for a buko pandan to go… got my shake and realized there was a huge baseball sized object in my cup… hey look, an iceberg… no really… a huge baseball sized brick of ice. Was the person that oblivious to what they poured into the cup or did they think it was just for some child who wouldn’t speak up?
I went back the following week and showed the manager the pic on my phone and explained what happened… she immediately made another and apologized. Star added for quickly correcting last week’s foul but I think it’s time I buy my own pandan syrup and coconut milk and create my own… not returning for a third strike.

*** Unilocal 100 CHALLENGE 33/​100***
Personally I’ve always been a McDonald’s kind of girl growing up in the Philippines, unfortunately for me McDonald’s in the US doesn’t serve fried chicken and rice lol. I go to Jollibee on a rarity because first of all, the wait time for your food is always ridiculous be it dine in or take out regardless of the amount you’re ordering it seems, and second because the food is beyond mediocre it’s laughable. The chicken joy which supposedly is their money maker and star is pretty bad, most times I wonder if it’s actually even chicken, it’s comparable to Popeye’s chicken but Jollibee’s is a grease trap and not at all appetizing, although I have to admit I love the crispy skin.
The spaghetti is ok for fast food quality I guess, the palabok not so much. My Husband and son likes their Yumburger with cheese mostly for the sauce but God knows what that is made of too lol. The halo-​halo is never consistent either, we ordered 2, one was decent with just the right amount of ice and sweetness and the other was a total fail. Their peach mango pies are their only saving grace in my opinion.
The lack of quality aside though, Jollibee will always thrive because there are tons of Filipinos who flock their locations for nostalgic reasons. Their brand represents the core values of Fiipinos, the importance of family and togetherness, a sense of belonging that no matter where you end up in the world you’ll always have that little piece of home when you eat there. So with that being said, I’m sure I will still find myself coming back at one point.

What the heck is all the Rave about this place?! Ok! Maybe it’s a phillipine local thing and to appreciate it you would have to have grown up there. I would describe this place as Kentucky Fried Chicken and McDonald’s — fast food gone wrong. And what the heck are those over priced fried rice and fried spam? Um!!! I can make that at home for a fraction of what they charge. Ok,
The Halo, halo and the filipino spaghetti will at least each get a star. Oh not to mention, the Palabok? Let me just say that if you’ve had the home made version, then their’s is gross.

Uhm I don’t know why I come here.
I think it’s because I’m yearning for my Filipino childhood. I usually hit this place up when I’m desperate for Filipino spaghetti. You know, the sweet kind with the hotdogs.
I usually get like the combo mixture whatever. Like spaghetti and burger, or spaghetti with chicken or chicken with rice. I know, it’s weird.
but the spaghetti is usually runny or watery with their sauce. The chicken? It’s aight. I’d come back here only for the spaghetti. I mean, this is the only place in town where I know they have it somewhat decent.

Jollibee, why’d you have to go and break my heart like that?
I’ve always had a special place in my belly for this one of a kind Filipino fried chicken and fast food establishment, until yesterday. I haven’t been here for a good 5 years… oh how much things have changed.
First offense: an army of chicken fried in advance and sitting on heat racks. The chicken was soggy, slimy, very fatty and the crisp factor was out of the door. That’s a fried chicken no no! Ugh
Second offense: 2 sausages in my sweet spaghetti. What happened to the promised «meatiest, cheesiest, spaghettiest?» This used to be my favorite item on the menu too! Double ugh
Third offense: that burger steak combo meal was so bad, I really couldn’t figure out if they wanted it to taste like a boot or what! Triple ugh
My beloved quirky Filipino fried chicken chain went down the drain. Cutting corners is what looses customers! Ugh to the ugh!

Gave Jolibee yet another try at this location, and I’m convinced that I’m not a fan of the overly hyped Chicken Joy. Definitely no joy anywhere on that plate.
I guess if I grew up on this stuff, it would be a different story. The place is clean, and the service was good, but this Filipino fast food does not appeal to me at all. Yes, this ain’t much of a Unilocal approved business, but I’m sure the Filipino community will keep Jolibee from closing up shop.
The only thing that may draw me back are their pies, which are the closest thing to Mickey D’s old school Apple Pies… ALOHA!!!