I am very happy to see a Filipino owned business thrive overseas. I am very happy that apart from Filipinos, foreigners also love the menu of Jollibee even if it was formulated for the Filipino taste. Thank you for appreciating Jollibee, folks. ❤️
@@BillyButcher6969 They are already considered as Filipino because they are born and raised here. Filipino with Chinese decent same as African-American, Latino-American and Asian-American.
They need to copy the mcdonald's model, which is master franchise per country. For now majority are still company owned, as well as individual franchises, hence it's not growing as fast as mcdo did, worldwide
@@fredtacang3624 your neighbors thais, viets even Indonesians are popular tied on their culture and identity incorporated on their food meanwhile pins over proud with McDonald's renamed fast food???
@@helmutkruger1192 Phiils is a westernized country. Over 300years under spain, 50years under america. We're both east and west, that's part of our culture/identity. That's why many asians go to phl to learn english. Also one of the reasons why expats/tourists go to phl, is bec they can interact with locals in english. Unlike in other asian countries where tourists usually just interact with themselves or in the most 'touristy' places (hotels etc) for locals, bec english is not as widely-spoken
I feel Super proud! It's also good to see our OFW's support. Bet lots of people in NYC were curious seeing the joyful jubilation of our kababayans there. Truly, Bida Ang Saya!
Well, basically, tony tan caktiong is a Filipino businessman with Chinese descent. Anyway, it makes me proud to be a Filipino because it originated from the Philippines and it is the Filipino people who patronized the brand that made them one of the fastest-growing restaurant chain.
@@helmutkruger1192 The founder is Filipino with Chinese background. The managers, workers, and board members are Filipino Austronesians. The product originated in the Philippines. The tagline is in Tagalog. The cuisine is based on Filipino palate (Filipino Spaghetti, Palabok, etc.) No doubt, it's a Filipino product. Now if you're jealous, keep crying 😭😭😭
To those people saying that Jollibee is owned by a Chinese, yeah he's Chinese but he was born and raised as a Filipino. Ya'll can't accept that Filipino isn't being brown, we are multi-ethnic, heck even the first Filipino is of European descent. We have brown, black, light, and white skins. Have a progressive mind please.
??? He immigrated to the Philippines as a young kid. He is Chinese but has a Filipino citizenship. Why does race matter? He is Chinese by blood, is very successful and is putting the Philippines on the map! Thanks China!
@@HiddenAgendas THANKS CHINA! for the virus. Congratulations! You took millions of lives! Are you happy now? You've been replying to many comments nonstop and keep hating on filipinos. Don't forget what you've caused to the world. Call me racist if you want, you're the one who started this.
JOLIBEE REPLACED SEPHORA'S OLD LOCATION IN TIMES SQUARE, AND IT NOW HAS A FOOTHOLD IN THE CROSSROADS OF THE WORLD! THIS IS AMAZING NEWS FOR ALL THE JOLIBEE FANS ALL AROUND THE WORLD! THIS IS A MOMENT TO REMEMBER :)
At this point Jollibee is only popular among a niche clientele of mostly Filipinos in the US and it still hasn't broken out in popularity among the general US population. You don't see a Jollibee commercial on any major tv networks alongside McDonalds, KFC, Jack In The Box and Popeye's. There is a Jollibee next to the same parking lot as an In-n-Out not far from where I live. both have drive-thru windows. At any given day the drive thru at the In-n-Out runs circles around Jollibee's in terms of customer traffic, while most of the customers at the neighboring Jollibee are mostly Filipinos and the traffic at their drive thru doesn't even come close to the traffic at In-n-Out. So you really can't say Jollibee is home of the best fried chicken in America when most Americans don't even eat there to make that judgement.
Best fast foods in philippines 1)Mac Donald 2)Jollibee 3)KFC Krntucky Fried Chicken 4)Chowking 5)Mang Inasal 6)Shakeys 7)Max restaurant 8)Tropical Hut 9)Pizza Hut 10)Dunkin Donut 11) Greenwich Pizza 12)Goldilicks(cakes and bread) 13)Andoks(grilled hot chicken and grilled hot pork liempo) 14)Pan de Manila(whole wheat bread and whole wheat pandesal) 15) Red Ribbon (cakes and bread) Balweg (grilled chicen and grilledpirk liempo)
This is the power of open economy. I am just wondering if the Philippines allows more foreign businesses to invest and to provide jobs here than going outside of the country.
Lumago sila dahil ang laki ng tinipid nila sa labor at food cost sa Pinas. Contractual employees, karampot na benefits. Chicken joy na malnourished at ang lililiit ng mga cuts at gravy sauce na parang pang stool sample sa tuwing magpapa laboratory test ka. Spaghetti na matamlay pa sa anemic…..
I love Jollibee but why do people wait in line? Isn’t there another branch like 1/2 mile away? I’m here from Los Angeles and the closest one is about 8 miles away. I wish we have one closer.
Sana mababait din ang mga customer dyan kumpara dito sa Pilipinas na ng bubuhos ng Pineapple Juice kapag natagalan ang order nila sa dami ng nakapila na customer ✌️
