I wanted to go to this particular Jollibee wheb it first opened years ago. Its in my neighborhood. It was constantly busy, you couldnt get in.

I was just at that Woodside Jollibees, it’s much different now as everyone waits in line outside. I really wanted to try the burger but my Filipino girl said don’t try the burgers at Jollibees cause it’s known for its chicken and spaghetti. I regret not trying it now and will next time.

Someone turned jollibee into a horror game Jumpscares:kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nc-Ppsl037qtf2w.html

Yeah, simple but super tasty

You might want to try the aloha burger. .. :)

Jollibee is the leading and number one fast food chain in the Philippines and now opens across the world.☺️

you better.. you should... very rewarding experience.. you'll know😊😊😊

@conan Obviously you have never been to the Philippines.

@conanbarbrien ah yes you're one of those idiots who criticizes the book by its cover

conanbarbrien what planet you came from???

If you grew up in the US then you’re not italian

Aloha burger is must try also😋

Heeey Laura! Endorsed! Lol

Glad they gave instructions on the hand sani. I'd have been lost otherwise.....

Hope you can vlog and try more filipino food😃

I really enjoyed it

Same here!

Peach Mango Pie is always bangin’. Best fast food fruit pie 100%.

I do have a feeling that Jollibee here in the US is not as good as in the Philippines, McDonald's there is so much better just like KFC , here KFC is ok at best in the Philippines it is amazing the fried chicken is some of the best I ever had same with McDonald's, in the Philippines McDonald's is very nice to eat at and has ten times the menu and the food is amazing.

@@TheDailyWoo Thank you, *DailyWoo* for giving Filipino food a try and giving a favourable review (half-filipino here!). Thank you so much, very grateful♥️ *Maraming salamat, po*

They're starting to grow! The first American spot was in CA, but now they expanded into NY. Hopefully they start going down south? :)

There is one in the Houston Medical center area.

@conanbarbrien whoa, did a Filipino person dumped you? What's wrong with you? 😂😂😂 Why is it so personal?

@@ilovemana143 if you like soggy fatty , oily fried chicken with hardly any meat then this is the place to go. The chicken on their poster was the chicken I was expecting. Unfortunately it was not anything like the picture. It made me want to vomit. I like Goldilocks and Red Ribbon. The food is really good there. Fresh Lumpia and empanadas. Both have really great bakeries .

conanbarbrien McDonald’s is notorious for being unhealthy when it comes to burgers. Wendy’s burgers is better than McDonald’s. Spaghetti and chicken vs McDonald’s burger. Id choose Jolibee with no hesitation

The Work you out into your Videos LoL

Hahaha.

Not all

Cringe

Eew

Cringe

Love the Aloha Yumburger

Adam liked it, and he’s not a “flip”. At least you tried it, and I can respect that. What are some places YOU recommend?

halo halo ... (yum)

@conanbarbrien to each their own

@conanbarbrien ahaha u sound salty mcdo? burger king? eww

please adopt me also😜😜😜

Fire? Lol!

@conanbarbrien try the spicy

@Camo Dude anything is better then Kentucky

every other chicken chain is better than kfc.

@conanbarbrien pretty bias if u ask me :/ I think you haven't tried this restaurant yet.

That's a must try dessert ❤ but be careful it's filling is very hot

Yup, the peach mango pie is so delicious! One of my favourites from Jollibee

The peach/mango pie is da bomb.👍

Sometimes we put both ground beef and hotdogs but more hotdogs HAHAHAHA

@@achillesconstantino2707 😂😂😂😂

Almost everyone here in the Philippines really love spaghetti specially when its sweet and when your spaghetti has so much cheese toppings

@@achillesconstantino2707 I like a sweet sauce so i add sugar to my speghetti to cut down the acid from the tomatoe sauce😉😉

I’m not sure if my grammar is correct or not but yea im sure you understand what im saying haha. Sorry im used to saying this cause people here in the Philippines have this toxic culture when you’re not that good in speaking english it means you’re not smart lol they like to mock people who’s not good in english hehe.

The Jolibee in Pinellas is so good, my wife and I went to the opening day on our channel!

@@thegilbertslife5221 i think Scott from "The Tourist Trap" did too. A lot of people from Fort Myers to Ocala were amped up about a Jollibee in Pinellas! I will have to check out your channel!

Your wrong🙄

You could give me a sugar rush anytime

Actually Filipino foods are more like "umami" than sweet. But when it comes to spaghetti it's a sin to not make it sweeter just solely for the kids... and some grown-ups as well. LOL

True. Our food is sweet (mostly) That's why we are sweet as well.

Bruh

Isn’t watching him eat kind of sickening, I like Adam, I’m just turned of by watching people eat.

@@andrew141 yeah, I guess dinner dates are gross.

Andrew Ha - I have the same feeling. Love the Woo but hate watching it happen. Lions may look at us eating and think - “that’s sick”.

I’ve seen it many times while visiting the 99 Ranch Market over there but while I wondered about it I never tried it. I think I will soon, now that I have an idea what they serve

conanbarbrien Jolibee’s Spaghetti and chicken vs McDonald’s Burger. Yeah I’d choose Jolibee any day.

@conanbarbrien try it first before you assume its bland.

@conanbarbrien "low-down flip islanders" wow sounds like a pretty racist to me!

Sounds like one of those American GI influenced meals. Like the Korean Spam soup thing.

Yep, I'm craving it now. Tried the restaurant for the first time several days ago. The spaghetti is the bomb.

yeah

when Jollibee also brings their other stores, chowking and red ribbon... what a heaven!

I was looking in the comments for someone to mention Chris & Pitts as the old location. I miss their food but at least the bbq sauce is being sold.

@conanbarbrien not just any drink. They're talking about a specific drink, dude. Calm down.

Dole-whip! Yummmy

conanbarbrien You sound like you are young. During WWll, the Philippine natives were at the mercy of the Japanese who were starving them. My great uncle was one of MacArthurs generals over there during that time. My great uncle, General Emmons, also established hospitals, orphanages , and especially swimming centers for those orphans in the Forties. I was very lucky to meet one of those former orphans about twenty years ago. Partially due to MacArthur, this young boy was able to be on the 1960 Rome Olympics team from Manila. He won the Bronze medal there. So, now you have a bit of history to help you with understanding Jollibee !!

Not that strange. I've had it in the US

They have Spaghetti-o’s with cut up wieners in markets in the US..

@@marjoriemargel1567 Is this the same General Emmons who was essentially the Governor of Hawaii after the Pearl Harbor attacks?

The Pacific Islanders turned our "rations" into world famous dishes. Look at how Hawaii, the Philippines, American Samoa and Guam treat SPAM.

Ate at Jollibee in cayan de Oro in Mindanao

my first Jollibee was in Manila, but also went in Vigan and Davao city... so good and nice that there is one here in AZ now!

I had it first in Manila at the Mall of Asia. I just can't like it .

@conanbarbrien no kidding, KFC gravy is it's own food source! Im not sure where it comes from, and so far, I've not questioned it... as long as it stays awesome!

@conanbarbrien the KFC gravy is really different. Jollibee's gravy tastes more like... Japanese curry-ish, almost. The Philippines has a thing with gravy. KFC, McDonalds and Jollibee even have a gravy station in every store. People love dousing their rice with gravy.

@conanbarbrien oof edit: saw your other replies- you need to chill out man lol

@conanbarbrien That's odd. Idk if it's got something to do with the location or branch but I always preferred Jollibee's gravy over KFC's. I actually recall myself calling KFC's gravy as "bland" the first time I tasted it. Not to mention their chicken was always too soggy and too oily for me-rarely the case when I get me some of Jollibee's. I always had them crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. Anyway, to each their own. I actually feel sorry that you had a bad experience. Some bad first impression, I guess... since you're spreading that much hate on Jollibee (and Filipino cuisine). Yes, you need to chill out. Spreading hate does no good. Also yeah, the Jollibee gravy I know does taste a little bit like Japanese curry.

@conanbarbrien awww, Jollibee is not Copying it, it comes with the chicken joy. You should try to have an order so you can see for yourself that it is DIFFERENT from KFC.

Heck yea!

@@TheDailyWoo Check out earl scheib the car painting guy. They were popular places but with the advent of epoxy paint car makers used it and car painting b came not as needed as paint would stick to cars for decades.. MUNTZ STEREO...... Mad man muntz was a guy into technology and sold car stereos and reg music stuff. He was into cell phones in the late 60s or early 70s or at least had an idea shortly b 4 his death.. He was a man way ahead of his time and an innovator. Muntz stereo on roscoe near the 405 fwy in san fernando valley. The women wore short skirts/mini skirts would work b hind counter serving customers while scantily clad.. Outside passersby got an eyeful and it would draw customers in to buy cassettes and 8 track tapes and records.. Back in 60s dad said they were forced to relocate women away from big windows. Currently building is gone and is a galpin ford parking lot.. galpin ford a long time fixture in san fernando valley.. You tube video--This is a movie about MADMAN Muntz one of the largest used-car dealers and Kaiser Fraser distributor from the early pioneer of television to the Americans first sports car known as the muntz jet also earl and james muntz the inventors of car stereo with interviews with daughter tv muntz and celebrity pals Angie Dickinson Phyllis Diller Dick Clark etc.American Maverick muntz jet

Earl Scheib Paint- Company history Founded by Earl Scheib (February 28, 1908 - February 29, 1992)[2] in Los Angeles in 1937,[3] the company grew quickly following World War II and by 1975 had branches in Germany and England, all company-owned, with Scheib manufacturing his own paint through a wholly owned subsidiary. Born in San Francisco on February 28, 1908, Earl moved to Southern California with his family when he was 10. A graduate of Los Angeles High School, Earl never went to college. Instead, he got a job as a gas station attendant changing oil and tires for General Petroleum Co. in the late 1920s. Not long after, he went into business with his own gas station on the corner of Whitworth and Fairfax. His neighbors soon began asking if he knew anyone who could paint their cars. So, each night, after closing time, Earl would paint cars in the station's lube garage. It didn't take long for word of Earl's painting service to spread, and soon there was more paint business than the station could handle. As a result, he sold his station, rented a "shack" on the corner of Pico and La Brea (Los Angeles), and in 1937 opened the first Earl Scheib Paint and Body. His philosophy was "work hard, be on time, and don't worry about how much you make." It was a belief that underscored the way he ran his business.[4] Earl Scheib's paint-coating systems were used by its company-owned paint and collision repair shops. The paint also was sold to original equipment manufacturers and architectural construction firms.

@@TheDailyWoo some earl scheib locations operating now though the original company went defunct in 2010.. ?????

Time for Vic Tanny!

Oh yea!

Lol.. Senior Citizen Card?

Spaghetti with hotdogs are commonly served in Filipino kids parties. And I guess people just got used to it, so growing up that’s the type of spaghetti we usually eat hahah.

@@azumatomlinson3474 She's right! I grew up w/ Jollibee. I even celebrated my first birthday party at Jollibee in year 2000!

Its not really the hotdogs and spaghetti.. its the sauce with it that binds the spaghetti to the hotdogs makes it special 😋

The sound of peace

Ha yes!