Popular Philippines-based chain globally known for its famed fried chicken, spaghetti & burgers.
"No Filipino food list is complete without Jollibee, the Philippines’ most iconic fast-food chain. And Chicago has two locations, one in the Loop, and one in Albany Park that's attached to the aforementioned Seafood City. The signature dishes here are Yumburgers (a cheeseburger with special dressing), buckets of Chickenjoy fried chicken, savory pancit palabok, and their Jolly Spaghetti: pasta covered in a surprisingly sweet tomato sauce with ground beef and hot dogs. Pasta snobs might spontaneously combust just by looking at it, but it’s a classic. Though Jollibee is definitely not the best restaurant on this list, the food and its perpetually happy bee mascot are quintessential parts of the Filipino experience. Plus, their peach-mango hand pie will make McDonald’s apple pie devotees immediately question their allegiance." - john ringor
"Chicago has two locations (one in Albany Park and one in the Loop) of the Philippines’ most popular fast-food chain, Jollibee. The signature dishes here are Yumburgers (a cheeseburger with special dressing), Chickenjoy fried chicken, pancit palabok, and their Jolly Spaghetti: pasta covered in a sweet tomato sauce with ground beef and hot dogs. Pasta snobs might pass out immediately at the sight of it, but it’s a classic. The food here is just ok, but if you’re curious about one of the best fast-food chicken sandwiches and their iconic bee mascot, then it’s worth a trip through the drive-thru. Definitely also pickup a mango hand pie—you’ll never order a McDonald’s apple pie ever again." - John Ringor
"Jollibee, a global fast-food giant known for Filipino-style dishes, has two Chicago-area locations and plans to expand. The chain recently acquired a 47 percent stake in Tortas Frontera and has previously invested in other chains like Smashburger." - Ashok Selvam
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