This reminds me when Jollibee first opened its branch in Dubai. My cousin waited in the queue for 10 hours but it was worth it having the Filipino all-time favorite fastfood meal! Glad you liked our Filipino fastfood Kaori-san 😊☺️
But in Philippines so many Filipinos cant afford food from this popular chain. The more hype Filipinos create, the more it becomes too expensive for the Filipino poor, who never even ate a Peach pie or an Aloha Burger.
@@eduardochavacano Jollibee is very cheap my man thats why it's family friendly and love by most of the Filipinos. But i prefer Chowking or Mang inasal 😉
@@ergoproxy5773 yup KFC and Mcdonald's but honestly when I was still there in UAE, the fastfood chicken that I preferred was Marry Brown - damn that was lit! Will get it whenever there is a chance 😅😝
You did your research about banana ketchup. This is the first time I've heard a foreigner mentioning the history of it EVER. Most people would naturally assume that the sauce is sweet because of too much sugar. I also agree the spaghetti is much suited for kids, and when you grow up, you would prefer the palabok more. I would recommend it especially to foreigners who aren't used to eating sweet/Filipino-style spaghetti.
As a Malaysian lived in Philippines for few years, I do not like the Jolibee fried chicken but i love the spaghetti, also the palabok and BBQ from Mang Inasal.
@@joshlum8291 Actually, it's just a common preference that's also normal here in the Philippines, some like Jollibee's Chicken while some didn't but rather like McDonalds, which is why you can see those two sometimes side by side. Just like my friends who likes to eat Spaghetti in Jolibee but prefer to buy burgers in the nearby McDonald's, they don't like the taste of McSpaghetti but they like their Chicken there because of Gravy.
Japanese people eating Jollibee in Malaysia just blows my mind! I'm so happy other people get to experience our Jollibee! And you did your research well! Love and more power to you!
Jollibee Spaghetti is famous because of its sweet taste unlike the italian spaghetti. JB Spaghetti is catered to to please the Filipino taste buds. It might have an odd taste to some but it is an acquired taste so the more you visit Jollibee to eat the spaghetti the more you appreciate the spaghetti taste.
It's definitely on the sweet side. I don't hate it but it's not my favorite style of spaghetti. The Chicken Joy (with the sauce), on the other hand is the best fast food chain chicken, and I absolutely love the Peach Mango Pie!
You guys should have tried the Peach Mango pie , and the bread was a great combination with the spaghetti it brings a new flavor. But again its nice to see other types of people from around the globe appreciating the Philippines fast food restaurant.
Glad you liked Filipino fastfood, Kaori-san! Jollibee may be expanding outside our country, but here, I just mourned over a branch of theirs that is near my home here in Manila happily serving us for the past 30 years until COVID 19 forced them to close down.
Jollibee spaghetti is really made for kids from the start of their business, initially the branch was a Ice cream parlor, burger and spaghetti is just a side menu, fortunately both became an instant hit and the rest they say is history, banana catsup was invented because of a shortage of tomato catsup in the country.
8 hours? in canada people waited 2 days in line in the WINTER when the first jolibee opened. they eventually rented trailers people could wait in so they wouldn't freeze.
Are you going to be a domestic helper? Its great you have your comfort food and with your higher salary, you can finally afford a peach mango pie or try the Champ burger. KL is such an amazing city with lots of very nice Filipinos.
Fact: Why jollibee spaghetti is so sweet, because Filipinos love sweets and salty,. And that bun beside of the chicken is one of my favorite just put spaghetti on it😂Filipino only knows😂
Jollibee was meant for kids (Jolly - Bee) especially the mascot. And of course they'll go with their parents so Jollibee became a family oriented fast food restaurant. As you grew old, you'll missed that Jollibee taste and you will eventually grew a taste bud for Jollibee. That's the most special thing about Jollibee. It will always remind you of your childhood 🙂
Chickenjoy without the gravy us just soooo wrong! Also, you should get the spicy chickenjoy too! I suggest you watch other vlogs about how to maximize your experience since the queues are looooong! It is salty because we usually pair it with steamed white rice or the jolly spaghetti.
Im a Filipino working here. One issue I can see why queue takes hours is that, fast food chain crew in malaysia seem to be so slow. This is the first thing I notice when I set foot in Malaysia. 1 person to do it all (cashier, prepare food, take away, etc ..). And some crew dont have this sense of urgency. They seem relax and have all the time in the world. More often, there's only 1 or 2 cashiers. In Philippines, when its peak hours (lunch, dinner time), 1 will be dedicated for cashier, 1 prepare food, and at times, 1 more for drinks. And they move and act fast. Its common to see 4 or more cashiers serving at the same time.
@@W.T.F69696its still a job. Not all people has one. We are in an era that we need to strive hard to live. Even a garbage collector, street sweeper, etc... We should do our job well specially in service sector.
@@W.T.F69696 by the way.. i used to work in a fast food chain back in college with minimal salary so I can finish my college. Now Im senior programmer here. During the day, its one of the best times of my life coz we enjoy the work. Thats all we got. No complaints. We are just happy coz we have money at the end of the day.
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We waited 9.5 hours in jollibee toronto when it first opened. We had to line up 3 times. First line to go to the line. Second line to go to the order line, third, into the cashier line. It was an awesome experience. LMAO
The history of the banana ketchup is correct. Since banana is more abundant locally during the war, they used it instead and flavored it and added coloring to make it look and slightly taste like your typical ketchup.
@@eduardochavacano make your own backstory then. If you are envious, then make your own fabricated story. I don't know where this hatred came from but you are such a pity.
When I see such que for a new opening shop, I'll leave and go back next month. Just like the first Family Mart in Penang. The first time I went in was over a month and doesn't need to que 😝
fascinating. i’ve been to sunway pyramid lagoon mall and went swimming there.. but at that time, there wasn’t jollibee yet. i worked in malaysia for 5 years. did the guy also speak in bahasa melayu? i didn’t learn hoe to speak malaysian. he must be trilingual. yes, i love jollibee’s chickenjoy….
Ohhh it's very different menu from the Philippines. Why is there plain bread? We also don't have coleslaw. Spaghetti looks very different. It really differs from country to country.
Malaysia government was not approved Jollibee coming to Malaysia in the last two decades because to protect our homegrown brand Marrybrown! Jollibee is getting popular worldwide even in the US and Canada. Jollibee’s founder, Tony Tan, is a Filipino Chinese or ethnic Han Chinese of the Philippines 菲律賓華裔/華人 🇵🇭！ 👍🍗🍟🍝🍔🍚🇵🇭
Does japanese also like little salty food? if that's the case we may have similar taste buds. some Malaysian vloggers don't find Jollibee appealing, because they say it's too salty and too sweet.
I always mix a bite of spaghetti and a bite of chicken joy at the same time whenever I eat Jollibee. The spaghetti is so good with fried crunchy foods, it could be chicken joy or egg rolls. I only put the gravy on when Im eating chicken joy with rice.
JOLLIBEE started from the Phils. The taste is originally suited for the Filipino taste. The chicken is more delicious when it has a gravy. You need to dip it for a twist taste. Spaghetti is kinda sweet it suits for the children.
I'm new here and i got confused right away cuz its featuring a Filipino restraunt in Malaysia with Chinese and English subtitles and Japanese language basically world wide
