The cost of living in New York has always been higher than the rest of the nation. California is probably second now, but it has never been as bad as New York. Americans are increasingly becoming very health-conscious, and restaurants and food manufacturers are keenly aware of that; hence, the decrease in saltiness and sweetness in our foods ALL across the board. I particularly enjoyed this video because you were comparing Jollibee in the US to the Philippines', something I've always been curious about since I haven't tasted the Philippine version in eons; I'm glad to hear the Jollibee here is not that different. Keep up the good work, Jessica, love your videos!
Nah, western food is generally bland for Filipinos. I always eat at local Dennys here at PH, and it actually is bland compared to normal Pinoy foods or even pancake house for comparison.
I am truly appreciative of Jessica, whose TH-cam videos on language and vocabulary are not only engaging but also incredibly educational. Her approach to teaching English is not just informative but also smart, as she intricately weaves in new words and phrases seamlessly into her content. Each video feels like a journey of discovery, where viewers, myself included, eagerly anticipate learning something new. Her dedication to empowering others with language skills is evident in the way she simplifies complex concepts and ensures that viewers grasp them effectively. Thanks to her, I've expanded my vocabulary and gained a deeper appreciation for the nuances of the English language.
Hi burger queen bees, I can see in Lia's eyes that she really enjoys in what she is eating at Jollibee and she's amazing. Holding the yum burger with her fingers (kamay-kamay) while munching on it. You know lovely ladies that in every Jollibbe branches in any part of the world is that they adapt to the consumers of the place like in USA is they lessen salt taste for old people to have their meals as well as sweetness for kids. The taste varies and sometimes totally different in any country comparing it to the Philippines. In Europe they use different cheese for their spaghetti as well as meats in which they use local meats for their patties. Salamat Jessica for another informative episode and please be aware of your sorroundings going around big apple city.
It's good to see Koreans from the Philippines na nagrereview ng taste ng Jollibee in the USA, at gusto ko Rin na may Ph peso price na nakalagay di na kami mahirapan magconvert Ng dollar to PH peso. Hehehehe . Nice video Jess. Btw Ang Ganda nyo Dalawa. More vlogs with LoLia. Sana sama mo sya sa Paborito series mo Jess.. 💙💗💙
here's for lia. if she likes her yum to have more sauce, she could just ask for it. there's no additional cost whatsoever. they'll even be more generous about it. but the trick is to get the burger first and then open it (just to let them know that youve checked the amount of sauce and youre not happy with it) then give it back to them and ask for more of them mayo stuff. ive been doing it since 2006 😁😁 p.s. you can also ask for it before getting the burger but its 50/50
I hope Jollibee doesn't neglect the quality of their food here in the Philippines. Many have noticed that the quality has decreased since they have opened their international branches. The spaghetti sauce were scarce and their chicken joy were smaller. It's saddening to think that they were neglecting where they came from. 😢
I think the reason why is because it's for foreigners who are more accustomed to international tastes, whereas the local Jollibee is still mainly marketed for kids. Still jelly with some of the stuff they sell internationally that NEVER made it locally like the iced fruit beverages and the halo-halo!!! (Please don't get me started on the halo-halo sundae, that's good but an abomination)
@@rebrandedcat there was such a thing before. Sundae sya na may halo halo toppings. Many food items have come and go from Jollibee like breakfast bangus, arroz caldo, bbq chicken etc. but right now they're just sticking with their best sellers. Chowking is doing the same.
I know Lia doesn't need to, but I feel like Lia can be a good content creator. Not necessarily a lifestyle content creator. If ever she indeed become one, I feel like she'd find her own niche and prosper. Liked her alot.
Many love yumburgers 🤣 because it just taste like classic homey vibes it reminded us of childhood basically (same with jolly spaghetti) and compared to chicken sandwich which is more expensive, yumburger is much cheaper so a lot would go for yumburger than chicken sandwich. Also there's a popular meme about yumburger which is the langhap sarap meme where yumburger havers would open the yumburger in the middle of the bus where everyone else are gonna be craving for it and would be hungry for it, some would even open it directly in the a/c of the bus so that the smell or langhap sarap would really spread throughout the bus 🤣
Two Koreans who grew up eating Jollibee in the Philippines for over 10 years review Jollibee in the US. They discuss the menu, taste the food, and compare it to the Jollibee in the Philippines. They find the food to be similar but with some differences, and overall enjoy their experience at Jollibee in New York. First Time Trying Jollibee in the US Two Koreans review American Jollibee after growing up eating it in the Philippines. They discuss their excitement to try Jollibee in the US and their menu choices. They encounter difficulties with the menu and share their food choices and reactions. Exploring the Yum Burger Menu at Jollibee The menu only has chicken and sandwich, no burger. There are three kinds of Yum Burgers available. The Yum Burger tastes the same, regardless of the type. Tasting and Comparing Different Fast Food Items Describing the differences in taste and quality of the food items. Noting the similarity in taste between two different spaghetti dishes. Comparing the type of cheese used in the dishes. Comparing Jollibee's Chicken Joy and Yum Burger The original gravy is the best, but the spicy chicken Joy was sold out. The Yum Burger is popular as a quick meal in a production company like ABS-CBN. The chicken Joy is juicy and tender, but the skin is too salty. Exploring Brooklyn Bridge and Trying Filipino Food The quality of the food from 'The Box' is sturdy and good. Exploring Brooklyn Bridge before sunset and trying Filipino food like Yum Burger and adobo. The peach mango pie is still crunchy and not too sweet, a tasty Filipino dessert.
The chickenjoy here in the US is more bigger but less salty. The jollibee spaghetti, palabok tastes better in the Philippines. The fries here is better and the gravy is somehow the same. The pineapple juice also is a winner here
Because the main market in the Philippines is the working classes who are encourage to come grab a meal on their pay day. In America, you have a more discriminating market spoiled with choices that adhere to higher standards for what is basic and for the masses. So no doubt, their serving sizes will be less oppressive and quality control would be more impressive. But we ❤ Jollibee.
you two lovely ladies just went to my dream travel spot. If I could only go to one city before I die It would be NYC because my mother used to work there as a caregiver for almost 10 years until she got sick and had to go home and died peacefully here in the Philippines. I wanna go to the places that she visited a lot like that subway station in queens as she used to ride it weekly to Manhattan where the Lady she was taking care of was living. the timing of this release is Amazing as it was her Birthday just last week. God, I miss her so much, I remember we used to talk to her while she's waiting for the train in the Subway. someday I will go there and relive her experiences in honor of her memories.
Welcome to NYC! A couple fun facts 1. The neighborhood where you went to Jollibee is Woodside. The densest and most original Filipino community within NYC. That's actually where the first branch was and the other two branches are much more recent. 2. The metro card machines offer Korean because it is one of the priority languages of NYC. Korean community in the NYC area is enormous and particularly, there are many who do not speak English and live entirely within the community. So Korean translation is offered. Tagalog is also an official language of NYC and if you are a voter your voting information could be delivered in tagalog. 3. The metro card system is actually outdated. If you have a touch credit card you could have just touched it to the turnstile and no need to buy a ticket at the machine. Hope the rest of your trip was fun!
I rarely try jollibee since there's no jollibee here in Mountain Province. Me and my family mostly eat jollibee in Baguio City which take 6 hours to go there, and we only taste jollibee 2× everytime we go there for Christmas and Vacation. I tried the spaghetti it was delicious, and I tried the chicken, it was not that crispy but it was good. There was no Adobe Rice though. But everytime one of my parents go to a seminar in Baguio, Launion or anywhere far. They bring home spaghetti, with chicken, and yum burger, and also mango pie. These foods traveled 6 hours coming back, and when I tried the spaghetti it was same but we had to heat it up since it was cold. I tried the chicken, it was cold and we had to hit it up a little, and it was not that crispy too and it was salty, I also tried the fries, it was hard and salty but the mango pie was good as always but It is not crunchy. Well its understandable if they're not crispy and they're cold, since we are very far from other cities with jollibee. For my wish today since its my Birthday. I just hope that jollibee will make branches all around the Philippines, not just in cities, but also in some provinces. So we could enjoy jollibee all the time and we don't have to go far. Because they made jollibee in other countries but still haven't made branches all around our country. So I wish that one day, they will make atleats a small branch here in Mountain Province
Wow! I used to work below Brooklyn bridge when I was a teen back in the dayz! Then I end up enlisting with the gunners mate in the US Navy (retro). No jolly bee pa sa NY during ice age lol! I love you Jessica Leila!! Kasi mahal ninyo mga pinoy poe. Thank u!
Lia being YumBurger™'s ambassador is truly something I can relate with on a higher level. She knows the understated superiority that is the humble YumBurger.
I remember when I was going home to my province. I have a take out yum burger with me. the bus is about to depart so I decided to eat later. We were caught in C5 traffic and I was so hungry. The moment I open it to eat. I swear almost everyone in the bus looked at me. I was debating wether to eat it or not because I felt guilty of making the entire bus smells yumburger. so i just finished it in three bites😂
You ladies are so beautiful! Jolibees famous in Philippines though I never went to PH yet, I am in Michigan, there is Jollibees south of me I must try and give them a review because I am a google maps local guide. I never went to N.Y. either but my sister had noved there and married a man there and they have come back here in Michigan and lived here in Michigan many years now. It ooks masarap and the Jollibees mascot I think is famous too! Mabuhay! Sarap!
Every time i watch youre videos i been missing the time when i work and live in youre Country especially when i hear you both speak in Hanggeul missing korean life
The prices are killing me. I can literally buy a whole bucket of chickenjoy here with a lesser price than that single Aloha Yumburger. godbless being in the motherland
it's actually priced fairly if you consider the minimum wage in NYC is like ten times higher than that of Metro Manila. the price is pretty reasonable.
I believe the texture of the patties in the US is close to how the patties were back in the late 90s early 2000s in which the meat is more chunky and beefy compared to the ones today.
Corruption in the Philippines has ruin much of its food culture. So perhaps it was better in the 90s and the days when that tiny piece of pickle was not replaced with that mayo dressing for the hamburger.
Jollibee in the US is pretty much a taste of home that'll cost you an arm and a leg 😅. Also NY still have Aloha and Jolly Hotdog? I'm so jealous. In CA: for several years na; no more Aloha, no more Jolly Hotdog, no more pearl coolers, no more burger steak, no more breakfast silogs and no more adobo rice😭
I remember when i went to USA someone told me to dont convert dollar to peso if i want to enjoyed my trip. I'm just like Jessica and my reaction is also like crazy in every dollar i spent.😂😅
Everybody loves yumburger in Philippines. Especially when you eat while your riding in an aircon bus geez. You can actually see and hear people's mouth watering.
Don't worry lia, for me, yum burger is also the best!😂😂 Also the quality is better. The price is much more expensive. Skipping the statue 🗽 is sooooo introvert behavior. 😂😂 I'll do that too
Memories of my 2014 trip to NY :). Been there at Jollibee Queens with friends. Amazing to see elderly and Filipino crews there. Food serving is large compared to what we have here in PH. Love the spam pandesal sandwich.
PETITION TO HAVE JOLLIBEE STORES IN SoKor! 🇰🇷🤤🇵🇭 Kung in-adopt sa US yung taste preferences natin, soon pag may Korea baka may ramyeon na yung menu hehe why not 🤭 Sana all nakakapagtravel ✈️
Jollibee is my favourite food place, I'm sad because its a 2 hours train journey for me to get to the nearest Jollibee's but I never have time to travel that far. 😞
Woodside! NYC's Little Manila. My hometown. I'm surprised she didn't walk down Roosevelt Ave and see all the Filipino shops in NYC. There's also a Red Ribbon and Max's a few blocks over from the Jollibee.
hahahaha.. I actually like yum way way way more than a mcdonalds burger... also, even without factoring in the price, I like yum burger more than a whopper jr... so I'm with Lia...
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The cost of living in New York has always been higher than the rest of the nation. California is probably second now, but it has never been as bad as New York. Americans are increasingly becoming very health-conscious, and restaurants and food manufacturers are keenly aware of that; hence, the decrease in saltiness and sweetness in our foods ALL across the board. I particularly enjoyed this video because you were comparing Jollibee in the US to the Philippines', something I've always been curious about since I haven't tasted the Philippine version in eons; I'm glad to hear the Jollibee here is not that different. Keep up the good work, Jessica, love your videos!
Nah, western food is generally bland for Filipinos.
I always eat at local Dennys here at PH, and it actually is bland compared to normal Pinoy foods or even pancake house for comparison.
Democrat city bruh increase tax dollars and high crime rate 🤣
I am truly appreciative of Jessica, whose TH-cam videos on language and vocabulary are not only engaging but also incredibly educational. Her approach to teaching English is not just informative but also smart, as she intricately weaves in new words and phrases seamlessly into her content. Each video feels like a journey of discovery, where viewers, myself included, eagerly anticipate learning something new. Her dedication to empowering others with language skills is evident in the way she simplifies complex concepts and ensures that viewers grasp them effectively. Thanks to her, I've expanded my vocabulary and gained a deeper appreciation for the nuances of the English language.
Me too as a new learner of Filipino.
Hi burger queen bees, I can see in Lia's eyes that she really enjoys in what she is eating at Jollibee and she's amazing. Holding the yum burger with her fingers (kamay-kamay) while munching on it. You know lovely ladies that in every Jollibbe branches in any part of the world is that they adapt to the consumers of the place like in USA is they lessen salt taste for old people to have their meals as well as sweetness for kids. The taste varies and sometimes totally different in any country comparing it to the Philippines. In Europe they use different cheese for their spaghetti as well as meats in which they use local meats for their patties. Salamat Jessica for another informative episode and please be aware of your sorroundings going around big apple city.
It's good to see Koreans from the Philippines na nagrereview ng taste ng Jollibee in the USA, at gusto ko Rin na may Ph peso price na nakalagay di na kami mahirapan magconvert Ng dollar to PH peso. Hehehehe . Nice video Jess.
Btw Ang Ganda nyo Dalawa.
More vlogs with LoLia. Sana sama mo sya sa Paborito series mo Jess.. 💙💗💙
May reason po kasi na hindi naka convert ang currency. Ma-conscious ang pinoy na bumili pag yun yum burger na binili is 14$=₱785.
The conversion rate fluctuates as well.
here's for lia. if she likes her yum to have more sauce, she could just ask for it. there's no additional cost whatsoever. they'll even be more generous about it. but the trick is to get the burger first and then open it (just to let them know that youve checked the amount of sauce and youre not happy with it) then give it back to them and ask for more of them mayo stuff. ive been doing it since 2006 😁😁
p.s. you can also ask for it before getting the burger but its 50/50
What!? pwede pala yan?
yung sauce talaga gusto ko sa yumburger eh pero sometimes talaga parang konti lang laman
when i see Lia, i cant click fast enough. both of you together have the best chemistry.
Yum burger fan here 🙋🏻♀️ like Lia #YumBurgerFansUnite 😊
Same!
same!!
Same!
I hope Jollibee doesn't neglect the quality of their food here in the Philippines. Many have noticed that the quality has decreased since they have opened their international branches. The spaghetti sauce were scarce and their chicken joy were smaller. It's saddening to think that they were neglecting where they came from. 😢
I think the reason why is because it's for foreigners who are more accustomed to international tastes, whereas the local Jollibee is still mainly marketed for kids. Still jelly with some of the stuff they sell internationally that NEVER made it locally like the iced fruit beverages and the halo-halo!!! (Please don't get me started on the halo-halo sundae, that's good but an abomination)
Agree. The taste is different in every country and accustomed to the taste palate of locals.
Halo halo isn't a sundae 😂
@@rebrandedcat there was such a thing before. Sundae sya na may halo halo toppings. Many food items have come and go from Jollibee like breakfast bangus, arroz caldo, bbq chicken etc. but right now they're just sticking with their best sellers. Chowking is doing the same.
Might also be the sourcing of ingredients and food regulations
I’m a fan of YUM burger as well!!! ❤
More videos with Lia
I know Lia doesn't need to, but I feel like Lia can be a good content creator. Not necessarily a lifestyle content creator. If ever she indeed become one, I feel like she'd find her own niche and prosper. Liked her alot.
I know Lia is rich but I love how she's still affected by the prices of stuff .. makes her more relatable haha
Im korean and i love jollibee when i visited Philippines for the first time last year. Sobrang sarap para sakin at nostalgic
I feel bad for Lia😭 she's so cute when disappointed about yumburger plus Jessica for trying to stay calm for the matter😆
Many love yumburgers 🤣 because it just taste like classic homey vibes it reminded us of childhood basically (same with jolly spaghetti) and compared to chicken sandwich which is more expensive, yumburger is much cheaper so a lot would go for yumburger than chicken sandwich. Also there's a popular meme about yumburger which is the langhap sarap meme where yumburger havers would open the yumburger in the middle of the bus where everyone else are gonna be craving for it and would be hungry for it, some would even open it directly in the a/c of the bus so that the smell or langhap sarap would really spread throughout the bus 🤣
yum burger fan here and Lia's too 🥰🥰
Two Koreans who grew up eating Jollibee in the Philippines for over 10 years review Jollibee in the US. They discuss the menu, taste the food, and compare it to the Jollibee in the Philippines. They find the food to be similar but with some differences, and overall enjoy their experience at Jollibee in New York.
First Time Trying Jollibee in the US
Two Koreans review American Jollibee after growing up eating it in the Philippines.
They discuss their excitement to try Jollibee in the US and their menu choices.
They encounter difficulties with the menu and share their food choices and reactions.
Exploring the Yum Burger Menu at Jollibee
The menu only has chicken and sandwich, no burger.
There are three kinds of Yum Burgers available.
The Yum Burger tastes the same, regardless of the type.
Tasting and Comparing Different Fast Food Items
Describing the differences in taste and quality of the food items.
Noting the similarity in taste between two different spaghetti dishes.
Comparing the type of cheese used in the dishes.
Comparing Jollibee's Chicken Joy and Yum Burger
The original gravy is the best, but the spicy chicken Joy was sold out.
The Yum Burger is popular as a quick meal in a production company like ABS-CBN.
The chicken Joy is juicy and tender, but the skin is too salty.
Exploring Brooklyn Bridge and Trying Filipino Food
The quality of the food from 'The Box' is sturdy and good.
Exploring Brooklyn Bridge before sunset and trying Filipino food like Yum Burger and adobo.
The peach mango pie is still crunchy and not too sweet, a tasty Filipino dessert.
The chickenjoy here in the US is more bigger but less salty. The jollibee spaghetti, palabok tastes better in the Philippines. The fries here is better and the gravy is somehow the same. The pineapple juice also is a winner here
Because the main market in the Philippines is the working classes who are encourage to come grab a meal on their pay day. In America, you have a more discriminating market spoiled with choices that adhere to higher standards for what is basic and for the masses. So no doubt, their serving sizes will be less oppressive and quality control would be more impressive. But we ❤ Jollibee.
Cute talaga ni Lia my crush. ❤️😍
Langit yan brad... masyado mataas🤣
@@johncross4642 okay lang yan tol. internet crush lang naman eh haha
@@carloregalado7751 duh...🤣
Good to know Lia is also a Yum Burger enjoyer. ❤
#YumBurgerSupremacy
LoLia × Jessica lee! ❤
you two lovely ladies just went to my dream travel spot. If I could only go to one city before I die It would be NYC because my mother used to work there as a caregiver for almost 10 years until she got sick and had to go home and died peacefully here in the Philippines. I wanna go to the places that she visited a lot like that subway station in queens as she used to ride it weekly to Manhattan where the Lady she was taking care of was living. the timing of this release is Amazing as it was her Birthday just last week. God, I miss her so much, I remember we used to talk to her while she's waiting for the train in the Subway. someday I will go there and relive her experiences in honor of her memories.
NYC is a dumpster city
@@joseagatep-hm2gd one man's trash something.
Welcome to NYC! A couple fun facts
1. The neighborhood where you went to Jollibee is Woodside. The densest and most original Filipino community within NYC. That's actually where the first branch was and the other two branches are much more recent.
2. The metro card machines offer Korean because it is one of the priority languages of NYC. Korean community in the NYC area is enormous and particularly, there are many who do not speak English and live entirely within the community. So Korean translation is offered. Tagalog is also an official language of NYC and if you are a voter your voting information could be delivered in tagalog.
3. The metro card system is actually outdated. If you have a touch credit card you could have just touched it to the turnstile and no need to buy a ticket at the machine.
Hope the rest of your trip was fun!
I rarely try jollibee since there's no jollibee here in Mountain Province. Me and my family mostly eat jollibee in Baguio City which take 6 hours to go there, and we only taste jollibee 2× everytime we go there for Christmas and Vacation. I tried the spaghetti it was delicious, and I tried the chicken, it was not that crispy but it was good. There was no Adobe Rice though. But everytime one of my parents go to a seminar in Baguio, Launion or anywhere far. They bring home spaghetti, with chicken, and yum burger, and also mango pie. These foods traveled 6 hours coming back, and when I tried the spaghetti it was same but we had to heat it up since it was cold. I tried the chicken, it was cold and we had to hit it up a little, and it was not that crispy too and it was salty, I also tried the fries, it was hard and salty but the mango pie was good as always but It is not crunchy. Well its understandable if they're not crispy and they're cold, since we are very far from other cities with jollibee. For my wish today since its my Birthday. I just hope that jollibee will make branches all around the Philippines, not just in cities, but also in some provinces. So we could enjoy jollibee all the time and we don't have to go far. Because they made jollibee in other countries but still haven't made branches all around our country. So I wish that one day, they will make atleats a small branch here in Mountain Province
Excellent review!
Wow! I used to work below Brooklyn bridge when I was a teen back in the dayz! Then I end up enlisting with the gunners mate in the US Navy (retro). No jolly bee pa sa NY during ice age lol! I love you Jessica Leila!! Kasi mahal ninyo mga pinoy poe. Thank u!
Lia being YumBurger™'s ambassador is truly something I can relate with on a higher level.
She knows the understated superiority that is the humble YumBurger.
Thank you Jessica for sharing your US tour with Lia ❤.
Gusto ko ung closeness nyong dalawa. #friendship
I remember when I was going home to my province. I have a take out yum burger with me. the bus is about to depart so I decided to eat later. We were caught in C5 traffic and I was so hungry. The moment I open it to eat. I swear almost everyone in the bus looked at me. I was debating wether to eat it or not because I felt guilty of making the entire bus smells yumburger. so i just finished it in three bites😂
I can watch Lia for a whole day!😊
You ladies are so beautiful! Jolibees famous in Philippines though I never went to PH yet, I am in Michigan, there is Jollibees south of me I must try and give them a review because I am a google maps local guide. I never went to N.Y. either but my sister had noved there and married a man there and they have come back here in Michigan and lived here in Michigan many years now. It ooks masarap and the Jollibees mascot I think is famous too! Mabuhay! Sarap!
This is the first time I'm leaving a comment to your video and it's all because I so love Liaa's reaction about the price, It's so Filipino for me.
You 2 girls are so entertaining and funny together
Hey it's Lia!! 😄
Jessica pointing her lips at 8:39...pinoy talaga cya!!!!!
Pleasant seeing lola with you😊
Every time i watch youre videos i been missing the time when i work and live in youre Country especially when i hear you both speak in Hanggeul missing korean life
I love Lia and I agree with her, yum burger is the best!
The prices are killing me. I can literally buy a whole bucket of chickenjoy here with a lesser price than that single Aloha Yumburger. godbless being in the motherland
Food variety in the us
it's actually priced fairly if you consider the minimum wage in NYC is like ten times higher than that of Metro Manila. the price is pretty reasonable.
@@carloregalado7751 likewise the rent and ingredients and supplies
Ganyan kasi presyuhan sa ny. Kaya may kasabihan na kung ayaw malula sa presyo, wag iconvert ang pera 😂.
THE PRICE DIFFERENCE IS INSANE
Of course. The cost of living there is way different compared here in PH. One piece of bread is like a dollar more
Also a yumburger fan here. Another great food review jeslia. Loveyou both esp.lia 😅😊
Damn your super CUTE Jessica Lee 🤩😚😍😊😘💕❤️💞
Still watching 💪💪💪 February 6, 2o24
Hayyyssss. Nakita ko na sya ulit.... Team LIA.... ❤
I believe the texture of the patties in the US is close to how the patties were back in the late 90s early 2000s in which the meat is more chunky and beefy compared to the ones today.
Corruption in the Philippines has ruin much of its food culture. So perhaps it was better in the 90s and the days when that tiny piece of pickle was not replaced with that mayo dressing for the hamburger.
Hi Jessica and Lia .. visit us in Chicago as well...
yung mayonnaise ba ng yum burger ng jolibee sa pilipinas pwede ba padagdagan yun o may bayad?
No need na dagdagan un ata dahilan kung bakit nalingkot si lia kasi mas onti ang sauce kesa sa pinas
Team Lia really!!
Spaghetti - McDo
Burger - Jollibee
Lia Soo pretty 😍
I am with Lia here. I like Yum Burger too.
Lia soo pretty unnie❤
I miss Lia 🥺💛
iba talaga mga korean filipino na to ang gagaling mag lasa lalo pag pagkain ng pilipino ah kabisado nila lalo na bulalo at sisig 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Considering the price from the Philippines to USA . Of course the quality food and and the size should meet otherwise it would be disappointing .
Not Lia being so passionate about yum burger😂😭😭
Why am I watching this at 1am in the morning. Whyyyyy
Lolia, Please Marry Me.
Hi @Jessica! What is the tip rate in a fast food restaurant like JB in the US?
I really love your vlogs you are so respectful and natural
Yes
Jollibee in the US is pretty much a taste of home that'll cost you an arm and a leg 😅. Also NY still have Aloha and Jolly Hotdog? I'm so jealous. In CA: for several years na; no more Aloha, no more Jolly Hotdog, no more pearl coolers, no more burger steak, no more breakfast silogs and no more adobo rice😭
i am Lia..... I love yum burger too!
Lia is my Crush. so Maganda :)
You guys, Jess and Lia should make more vids along together. Your vibes of you two, definitely bringing bright and enjoyment.
I remember when i went to USA someone told me to dont convert dollar to peso if i want to enjoyed my trip. I'm just like Jessica and my reaction is also like crazy in every dollar i spent.😂😅
The lip pointing is so Filipino 8:38
I can feel lia's pain when she thought theres no yum burger because its also my favorite😅😅😅
I'm with Lia here for the Yum burger lovers. Whenever I go to Jollibee to dine I always buy yumburgers for takeout.
May I ask where did Lia get her plain gold bracelet from? Thank you! Great video Jess!
i miss Lia, i remember binge watching your vlogs cuz of her. lets gooo
Everybody loves yumburger in Philippines. Especially when you eat while your riding in an aircon bus geez. You can actually see and hear people's mouth watering.
I love Lia - her taste buds is like my 9 yrs old niece
after this vid Jollibee should get Lia to endorse the Yumburger ANYWHERE!😄✌
So funny lol they're using languages at the same time so my head went crazy but I like the way they describe the food
same lia, i like mcdo spag.much better for me. is it strange i love the sourness in it but now it change a little bit.
Don't worry lia, for me, yum burger is also the best!😂😂
Also the quality is better. The price is much more expensive.
Skipping the statue 🗽 is sooooo introvert behavior. 😂😂 I'll do that too
if I pass 4000 watch hours and 1000 subs, I will review every single Jollibee branches in Mindanao.
Dto muna ako tambay kay ate, kakainit ng ulo yung tzuyang issue.
Lia dont worry we also love yum burger! Jollibee yum burger is the best!!!
Maybe KR Jollibee taste, are for Korean customers.
I like Lotteria🍔
I love yumburger and I love Lia❤ ❤❤
Undeniably world class filipino fast food chain. Napakaganda talaga ni Ms. Jessica 😍Mabuhay tayong mga Filipino😊❤
Memories of my 2014 trip to NY :). Been there at Jollibee Queens with friends. Amazing to see elderly and Filipino crews there. Food serving is large compared to what we have here in PH. Love the spam pandesal sandwich.
I am also a yumburger stan forever and always 😭
Lia’s kawawa looks is classic when first thought there were no yumburger😂
Omg 2mins in the video. And I already love you guys. The vibes😂🙌 #thankyou
PETITION TO HAVE JOLLIBEE STORES IN SoKor! 🇰🇷🤤🇵🇭 Kung in-adopt sa US yung taste preferences natin, soon pag may Korea baka may ramyeon na yung menu hehe why not 🤭 Sana all nakakapagtravel ✈️
First time commenting in your video just to say that I'm with Lia ❤, #teamYumburger! 😂
Jollibee is my favourite food place, I'm sad because its a 2 hours train journey for me to get to the nearest Jollibee's but I never have time to travel that far. 😞
When she points with her hand and LIPS at 8:40 is adorable ☺️
Woodside! NYC's Little Manila. My hometown. I'm surprised she didn't walk down Roosevelt Ave and see all the Filipino shops in NYC. There's also a Red Ribbon and Max's a few blocks over from the Jollibee.
Also the Jollibee in Woodside was the first Jollibee to open in NYC.
Please include LIA on TRABAHO SERIES!!!!! 😆
...your a Korean with Pinay heart, Jessica. While abroad, still you seek Philippine Jolibee food chain. We love you, "kabayan"...❤...
lia reminds of young version of bae doona shes so cuuteee
hahahaha.. I actually like yum way way way more than a mcdonalds burger... also, even without factoring in the price, I like yum burger more than a whopper jr... so I'm with Lia...
If the US price is several times higher than the Philippine price I will be very surprised if the quality is not several times better as well. 😊
I still love Jessica 💘
Grabe napaorder ako ng jollibee, otw na habang pinapanood ko to 😂😂
I'm not a fan of burgers, but Yumburger taste different. It's really delicious.
Gusto niya talaga yung sauce ng yumburger xD Pwede ka po request na more sauce sa counter =D
yung mayonnaise ba ng yum burger ng jolibee sa pilipinas pwede ba padagdagan yun o may bayad?
@@marlone6497 wala naman po bayad nung nagrerequest po ako ng more sauce sa yum
how is this vlog not sponsored by Jollibee? You both have done more for Jollibee in one vlog than all their Ads combined.
The most popular Ad from Jollibee's TH-cam channel is 75M views, next one is 61M.. soooo.. doubt
This is a good review nonetheless