It is hole in a wall, the picture is what you exactly the look and amount you get unlike the fast…read morefoods that nowadays that are popping everywhere, if you crave for a local, Korean, Japanese and American taste in one on rice, this is the place to be!!! It's legit my fellow Ilocanos!

The food is good but service takes too long. You are not told of how long you should wait for your…read moreorder. The prices are okay though.

I always hit this place up when I'm visiting the PI. They have that little driveway where you can…read moreget dropped off. They open the doors for you and their AC works good. This place is big inside, unlike the one we have here in Daly City Ca. Their food is good, I always order the budget meal.

Known as the house that fried chicken built. But the chicken we had looked sad. Plated with five…read morepieces of sweet potato fries. However, I liked their fried pork belly and shrimp sinigang and pata tim rice bowl. It's conveniently located along the national highway. Prices are reasonable (but I really felt duped by the size and quality of the fried chicken).

This is a near to my place so this is my frequent Jolibee my fam visits, service is great but it…read moreget a pretty crowded during the day so try to go early or late unless you have a spare 30mins or more to spare to wait on line. The only comment I want to make are some customers known to the manager or crew get special privileges and cuts the line just handing them their card. I hope management should look into this and ensure that even the average to low average people deserve the same service and everybody should fall in line.

Jollibee was our go to place to eat after a day in San Fernando. It definitely is different from…read morethe United States. They actually have plates and utensils. That made it feel like home. The staff were so courteous and helpful. The food was really tasted different in the Philippines. The spicy chicken had a different kind of spice that's packed with heat, but a smooth kind of heat. And the way they packed the rice made it so much easier to eat. I also tried the tuna pie! It was yummy! It was a tuna melt in a crispy outer shell. The overall atmosphere was very friendly. The only thing for me is the bathrooms. I'm one of those who rate the bathrooms too.

This Jollibee location is open 24 hours, so perfect for your midnight fried chicken cravings or a…read morepit stop for that long drive on your way south to Manila or north to Laoag. They offer your typical Jollibee meals - Jollibee fried chicken meals with rice, with sweet Filipino-style spaghetti, Pancit Palabok, boneless Bangus. If you're looking for a more American option, they also have hot dogs, chili dogs, burgers (or Yumburger), and spicy BBQ corn (so good!). For dessert, their famous peach mango pie - get the three for Php 68.00 for a good deal! Take-out is easy too.

Once we got in the restaurant it was already packed with customers. Barely no seats to take until…read morewe saw customers leaving. Couple tables were vacant but not cleared out. So we just sat at the long table with seats facing towards the customers. Awkward. While customers were leaving, the place was still warm even if the A/C was still going. Orders took a while. Even if we were the only 3rd one in line. Luckily they opened two more register. Guess well be next right? Wrong. We were still in the first register while the other two helped the ones that just arrived. Not the ones who were already in line. Got our order correct but spilt our drinks and never bother to replace the cup. Our food took about 10 minutes to come for a party of 7. Which is pretty quick. The food looks pretty good and tasted okay. Lots of choices in one place for 180₽ for this Sweet & Sour Pork Lauriat. Overall food was good but the service and atmosphere of the place was just not great.

Although I'm a not a fan for chain restaurants but let me just do a quick review on their…read morebreakfast, the breakfast ala king was not worth it- the picture looks so deceiving. As a balikbayan, we are easily deceived by the blow up pictures like American chain resto but here in the Philippines everything shrink- so if you want larger portion try to look elsewhere- a local tapsilogan maybe the best deal.

After leaving our hotel in Baguio at 4am and arriving here after driving for four hours, for a fast…read morefood breakfast place, this place hits the spot... especially this particular location. This establishment is very nice and inviting. It has its own private parking lot so it's convenient and the building is built beautifully. There are stairs to walk in and a zig zag ramp to accommodate the wheeled visitors.. It is a big space with an upstairs second floor dining area as well to accommodate big groups for the busier hours of the day. They keep the place super clean as we saw them mopping the floor upon entering. There are a lot of options to choose from, more than the Chow King we had breakfast at yesterday. I had the Pork Tocino Breakfast which comes with the fried rice, egg and coffee for only 125 pesos or $2.50 USD. The quality of the Tocino I ate was flavorful and top notch! I enjoyed it again today for the second time ans I'm glad Chow King is consistent with their flavors and delivery of the quality of food. We all enjoyed our food and would have given this place 5 stars were it not for the female manager we interrupted asking for plastic forks. I think she had company visiting her that sat behind us because she rolled her eyes and gave our companion a dirty look which was not professional, kind or noteworthy of a manager representing Chow King. After our companion sat down with us at the booth, that same manager sat behind us with her guests. Wow!! How could she treat her customers like this? We were having such a good experience almost done with our breakfast and could have left on a positive high note feeling good about this this watery but now, we left with bad feelings. This was highly uncalled for, unnecessary, unprofessional and just plain rude... uneducated and uncultured.