Food is always good well seasoned never fails and if you have a get together they sell fried…read morechicken by the pan it is off the chain!!

I was charged for 10 pieces of chicken with fries and for a fish sandwich. After picking up the…read moreorder, I observed no fries. I called the US Fried Chicken and they told me to deal with the App. This is not right. I'm disappointed in the chicken which is usually good but how old is the oil that you used, the reuse of the oil made the chicken taste bad. I tried but I had to spit it out. Lastly you got me on the 2 piece fish that was ordered that was actually 1 fish cut in half, the one piece of fish was good but it was lost in the bread and the lettuce.

I learned something important from my first walk in visit to this Jollibee's when I had time to ask…read morea few questions to the not overly busy cashier. I wanted a 2- piece combo deal made from a breast and wing, regular spice. I found out immediately that those chicken parts were never on the menu, but the only choices were legs and thighs. The white meat was only available for sandwiches. That was disappointing. So I defaulted to a Chicken Deluxe Sandwich Combo (lettuce, tomato, fries, soft drink & Mango Peach Pie), on what appeared to be something like a Martin Potato Roll. It was a solid clucker sammy; good size fillet, semi crisp coating, simple mayo-based house sauce - but not comparable to the much larger, crisper Popeye's version; not to mention that the Pop-I store also sold all pieces of chicken separately and in combination. I didn't have to compromise. The fries are thinner than most fast food shops , but had good crunch and saltiness. The tropical juice collection is unique and the most distinct and flavorful part of the Jollibee's menu. I can't speak to their noodle offerings as I haven't tried them yet. I enjoyed the Mango Peach Pie (deep fried wrap), and their freebee special that I lucked into. Sweet and crisp like a dessert egg roll. This shop appears to be a favorite of the local Pinoy community which adds a nice cultural touch to the ambiance here. 3.5 Southeast Asian Stars. Offer breasts and wings to make it a 5 Star afternoon.

My brother wanted to get the Final Fantasy Box Combo since they did a collaboration with Final…read moreFantasy. Service: The staff members here look like they were super busy. They do not greet you or thank you for your purchases and the time being here. Ambiance: There was no music playing and you can just hear other customers talking with their friends and family. The tables were dirty as if no one had cleaned them all day. There were garbage and crumbs all over the floor. The garbage cans were overflowed with garbage. The chicken sandwich tasted just ok and like any other restaurant. The fries tasted like normal fries. The fried chicken was ok and tasted better with the gravy. The peach mango pie was delicious and probably the best part of the meal. The pineapple quencher was too watered down. Overall: I might come back here if they fixed their service, had a cleaner dining area and when the food tastes a little better. It is definitely not worth the effort to drive out of the way to get this type of food.

Don't be mistaken: this place is your quintessential hole-in-the-wall. The only seating is four or…read morefive stools along a counter; it's primarily a take-out place. And the neighborhood ... well, it's not exactly the best. That being said, it has some of the best Puerto Rican food I've tasted outside of my grandparents' kitchen. (My coworker tells me that the name is Dominican, but even she agrees that the food is Puerto Rican.) I realize that the name says 'Fried Chicken,' and they do have that as well. But if you head a little further back into the restaurant, they have rice (white or yellow) and beans (pink kidney beans, which I grew up calling habichuelas), and stewed beef or chicken. I've been coming here for years and have tried pretty much everything they offer (except for the fried chicken, ironically). All of it tastes just like the food my grandparents used to make: soul-satisfying and full of flavor. (Side note: sometimes their stewed chicken is a little dry, so I recommend trying the beef first!) Their portions are huge, especially considering how little you pay. I usually get a small order of yellow rice, beans, and beef and I always end up with at least half of it left over - not bad, considering that it's only around $5. (Another side note: They only accept cash, no cards.) All in all, if you're looking for good Puerto Rican soul food, this stuff is worth braving the rough neighborhood. Just remember to lock your car. (Seriously.)

I went today for about the third time and had a GREAT experience. Escarlet was an absolutely…read moreAWESOME staff member, and the food was AWESOME! They spiced it up just like I'd asked. When I'd accidentally ordered something in the Newark location, and the kept ignoring my calls, I went to this location (which was where I'd meant to order), Escarlet was cool enough to call them herself until they cancelled and refunded it! 10/10 service!

The Tender Loaded Fries are a must: saucy, cheesy, chopped up chicken fingers over fries?? I mean,…read morecome on! They do have a little kick, though, if you're sensitive to heat. But with their sweet tea to wash it down, it was a win-win combo. Very quick service and everything's served piping hot. Parking's a little tight but if you can make it, it's totally worth it.

Pretty standard Korean fried chicken. I got the waffle fries and the Parmesan wings. The wings were…read moredecently sized and not dry. The waffle fries felt like something I could get from the Costco frozen section, but they were well seasoned. You order at the kiosk and bring the food to your table in more of a fast dining kind of fashion. I see a lot of people coming here to order takeout, which I would also recommend.

Easy and quick dinner on a day off, stopped in after getting our glasses done down the street at…read morecooper crwn. Not very busy but seems more of a to go place. Tried the bulgigo burrito and tots and was really surprised how tasty the burrito was. Comes together nicely in a burrito and dint have to break the bank for this meal.

I love this place.. Finally I am getting the real taste of juicy chicken. I have tried chicken…read morethigh with honey biscuit and it was really good. I will definitely visit this place again and again :-)

There's a new location inside the Kwik Mart @ 900 Easton Ave…read more The chicken was crispy outside and perfectly moist inside. The biscuit's were delicious, too and prices can't be beat.

Ordered the chicken sandwich meal with fries and a can of coke. $9.00…read more Sandwich and portion of fries was smaller than anticipated but it was fresh, had good taste and actually filled me up. Good went well with Ranch. I'd definitely try again.

This is the most useless restaurant I have ever ordered from. Always missing an item on orders…read more Very useless

Store location is clean (indoors and outdoors). Busy /…read moreOrganized. The chicken fingers are delicious/tender/juicy!! Pleasant staff provides excellent and accurate orders. Great customer service. For Take Out orders, I would suggest/ask for Texas Toast bread to be separately packaged to preserve the 'crispness' . . .the toast gets moist packaged inside the meal during transport, yet still flavorful. I will come back again.

This place was crazy packed for a place that just serves differing amounts of chicken tenders in a…read moreplatter, but they do have some juicy chicken. There's a small outdoor patio which is great for spring and summer, but in questionable weather, the seating may be at a premium. You can order ahead online or prepare to wait in a line, but it moves quickly. The chicken, sauce, Texas bread, and fries are all great, and they are big portions, so we end up always sharing a meal. The staff did clean tables pretty regularly. Parking lot is big. Only issue was there are only 2 single stall bathrooms and both times weeks apart one was out of order, which is quite a detriment when it's as crowded as it is. If they get that in order, it would be a sufficient 5.