Jollibee - Cerritos

Jollibee is a filipino almost food restaurant. it is a beautiful change of the landscape from the usual burger king, mc donalds and kfc. Moreover, their pommes are good. they are as good as burger king or even better. Unfortunately, their fries are a bit expensive. her cheerful, sweet spaghetti is also great. (Some people have mixed feelings on their spaghetti and I think it has to do with people, either love their spaghetti sweet or absolutely hate it for being sweet. the customer service here has always been good. there's always a coworker ready to welcome her as they go. (there is also a bee, the jollibee mascot, the “dead” her before entering the restaurant. sometimes a hired person will go so far that he will be released on her departure. as fyi the employees can speak both English and tagalog. Menu-wise, they should not have a problem to find out what to order, as they have a series of illuminated image displays behind the cashier switch as well as next to the cashier switch. their restaurant is clean and spacious. park, according to my opinion can sometimes be annoyed if they want to park right in front of the restaurant. if they don't mind going, there are more than enough parking available. the restaurant is located near bank of america as well as seafood city, a pilipino supermarket. beside spaghetti and fritten they also sell burger, klumpen (egg rolls, milk fish, halo halo, bead cooler (boba, breakfast items and much more.) I have had her halo before and all I can say is that it is not as good as goldilocks halo seat, but it is cheaper than goldilocks halo halo. for those who wish to eat more privately, I recommend to eat on the left side of the restaurant (painting their soda machine or in the back of the restaurant (right side of the restaurant at the bathroom).

Jollibee is a Filipino fast food restaurant. It’s a nice switch of scenery from the usual Burger King, Mc Donald’s and KFC. Besides, their fries are good. They’re as good as Burger King’s or even better. Unfortunately, their fries are a bit pricey. Their cheesy sweet spaghetti is great as well. (Some people have mixed feelings on their spaghetti and I believe it has to do with people either loving their spaghetti sweet or absolutely hating it for being sweet. Customer service here has always been good. There’s always an employee ready to greet you as you walk in. (There’s also a bee, the Jollibee mascot that “greets” you before you enter the restaurant. Sometimes an employee will go as far as to saying bye as you leave. As an fyi, the employees can speak both English and Tagalog. Menu-wise, you shouldn’t have a problem with figuring out what to order as they have a bunch of lit picture displays behind the cashier’s counter as well as next to the cashier’s counter. Their restaurant is clean and spacious. Parking, in my opinion can sometimes be a hassle if you want to park right in front of the restaurant. If you don’t mind walking a bit, then there’s more than enough parking available. The restaurant is located near Bank of America as well as Seafood City, a Pilipino supermarket. Besides spaghetti and fries, they also sell burgers, lumpia (egg rolls , milk fish, halo halo, pearl coolers (boba , breakfast items and more. I’ve had their halo halo before and all I can say is that it’s not as good as Goldilock’s halo halo but it is cheaper than Goldilock’s halo halo. Seating wise, there’s more than enough seating. For those that desire more privacy when dining in, I suggest you to eat on the left side of the restaurant (past their soda machine or in the back of the restaurant (right side of the restaurant by the bathroom .