Jollibee

"Ordered the 6 piece bucket with mashed potatoes, burgers, and fries. I did not like this food at all! Chicken had no flavor, potatoes tasted sweet even with the gravy. The gravy alone was good. This food is way too hyped up for nothing, in my opinion. It was packed, and the restaurant was a little dirty. We did not try the spaghetti or the pie, but they did not look appetizing."

"This is another location I would go to if I have craving for Jollibee. I was told they had ube pie then I had to come and try. I was hungry to the point where I could finished 3 PCs of chicken, a spaghetti, fries, and ube pie. I have to say their quality is very consistent which was good and you would not disappoint. Like when you had a bad day and wanted some comfort food and expected the taste and freshness. You can count on them. Alright I think this place was a bit better because they gave me a full small brown bag of fries as my side. That's a lot of fries! Their ube pie was all filled up inside. Once you bite it, you can taste it. Unlike other places where you had to bite twice in order to taste it. I hope ube pie can be a regular on menu. Keep it up!"

"They are worthless and incompetent. I went through drive thru and had a big order. The fries were not ready and they asked me to park in front. They never brought out the fries. The food is getting cold. They don't even have the decency to apologize. How can I enjoy my cold meal pissed off? For the price they charge they could have some courtesy and manners. If one person said sorry for our mistake, I would not be so pissed, but they seem to always make mistakes and don't do or say anything about it. I make mistakes but I admit to it and apologize. They act like nothing is wrong. Food is good but not worth the money or aggravation. Get a whole chicken from Costco for a fraction of the price."

"My good friend from elementary school turned 50 and I wanted to take him out. I offered him all varieties of foods and restaurants including pho, wings, Italian, steak, BBQ... Dude wanted Jollibees. Not only that, there's a Jollibees closer to his home in Milpitas, but instead, he drives out here to north Fremont to come to this one. This particular one is located on the perimeter of a fairly sized shopping center attached to Union Landing and can be seen from the street right next to the Krispy Kreme. Our experience was very straightforward. Step up to the counter, order, wait for your number, Collect and eat. It was not crowded for 5:30 on a Friday and there were plenty of seats. He ordered 2x palabok, a peach pie, and a soda. I ordered the combination one piece chicken joy and two burger patties in gravy with a side. Fun fact, rice is a side and does not come with a meal. It also comes with an extra serving of gravy in a side cup. That extra gravy is needed, as it is the highlight of the meal. The Chicken Joy was very good, and is much like a Kentucky Fried Chicken but a completely different flavor. I was most impressed by the amount of meat that was on the drumstick itself, which felt generous for a piece of chicken. Flavor was pleasant. I do feel that the beef patties w/ mushroom in gravy, although two in a box, were on the small side, the combination of the chicken joy and the rice with the patties was more than adequate to fill my stomach. Mind you these are not just hamburger patties but feel a bit more tender like meatloaf. I can't comment on my friend's meal because I have not ever tasted their offering for palabok (my buddy days it is the same as pancit, but I have my doubts) but I know he enjoyed it and insisted that the lemon packets are a must on that dish. For the peach pie, the Jollibee peach pie is essentially what the old deep fried McDonald's apple pies used to be versus the pastry cake style that they currently offer. If you long for that crispy McDonald's apple pie, this peach pie is the closest thing you can get to it now outside of finding a McDonald's that still has the throwback apple pie. These items came out to $36 which I felt was high, but it is his 50th and food today is expensive all around. All in all, this is essentially a Filipino fast food experience, despite the fact that it was founded by a Chinese person in the Philippines. I do recommend you try it if you've not done so yet, because it is an interesting take on a non-American fast food chain that actually has a degree of success."

"Who would've thought that fried chicken with gravy is so darn delicious!! Goes well with chicken sandwich too!"