Jollibee Menu USA – Updated Prices 2026
Jollibee US runs from about $2.99 for a Yumburger up to $26.99 for a 10-piece Chickenjoy bucket, with a 2-piece Chickenjoy at $6.99, Jolly Spaghetti at $4.49, and a typical meal landing around $11-$13. Below is the full menu across every category, why the spaghetti is deliberately sweet rather than a mistake, and how a Manila ice-cream parlor became the Philippines’ number one fast-food chain.
How we built this page: prices below are estimated US national averages compiled by cross-checking multiple public menu-price trackers as of August 2026, not a single unverified source. Jollibee’s US footprint spans high-cost markets like California and New York, so prices vary meaningfully by region. Always confirm at your local restaurant before ordering.
Jump to: Chickenjoy | Jolly Spaghetti | Meal Deals | Allergens | FAQ
About Jollibee
Jollibee was founded in 1978 in Manila by Tony Tan Caktiong and his family — and it started as a Magnolia ice-cream parlor. When customers began asking for hot meals, the family added burgers and fried chicken, and those sold so well the whole business pivoted.
It’s now the Philippines’ number one fast-food chain, with 80+ US stores concentrated in Filipino-American communities across California, Nevada and New York. US openings genuinely draw queues around the block, functioning as pilgrimage sites for the diaspora, and social media attention has brought in a large non-Filipino customer base as well.
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Chickenjoy
| Item | Estimated Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1-pc Chickenjoy | $2.79-$4.39 | Signature crispy, juicy bone-in fried chicken — always served with savory brown gravy for dipping |
| 2-pc Chickenjoy (à la carte) | $6.99 | |
| 2-pc Chickenjoy with rice, gravy and drink | $8.99 | Steamed rice as the default side is a genuine point of difference from US chicken chains |
| 6-pc Chickenjoy Bucket | $16.99-$18.99 | The star of the bucket menu |
| 10-pc Chickenjoy Bucket | $26.99 | |
| Bucket Treats (bucket + family sides + biscuits) | Upgrade pricing | |
| Jolly Crispy Chicken (10-pc) | $22.99 | The most expensive standard menu item |
| Chicken Sandwich | $5.99-$7.49 |
Jolly Spaghetti & Filipino Classics
| Item | Estimated Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Jolly Spaghetti | $4.49 | Filipino-style sweet tomato sauce (often made with banana ketchup), loaded with sliced hot dog and ground meat, topped with grated cheese. The sweetness is intentional — it’s a beloved Filipino comfort food, especially at children’s parties |
| Burger Steak | $4.99 | Beef patties in mushroom gravy over rice |
| Palabok Fiesta | $5.99-$7.49 | Rice noodles in shrimp sauce |
Burgers
| Item | Estimated Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Yumburger | $2.99 | The cheapest item on the US menu |
| Champ Burger | $6.49-$7.99 | |
| Amazing Aloha Burger | $6.49-$7.99 |
Sides
| Item | Estimated Price |
|---|---|
| Jolly Crispy Fries (regular) | $2.49-$3.49 |
| Steamed Rice | $1.99-$2.49 |
| Biscuit | $1.79-$2.29 |
| Family Side (large) | $5.99-$7.99 |
Desserts & Drinks
| Item | Estimated Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Peach Mango Pie | $1.79 | Fried to golden perfection with a hot, sweet filling that contrasts beautifully against the savory mains — a genuine icon of the menu |
| Halo-Halo | $4.99-$6.49 | Filipino shaved ice dessert; a fan favorite |
| Tropical Beverages | $2.99-$4.49 | Cold drinks celebrating fruits of the Philippines |
| Fountain Drink | $2.29-$3.29 |
Meal Deals & Bundles
| Deal | Price | What’s Included |
|---|---|---|
| Bida Box (solo bundle) | $9.99 | Chickenjoy, rice, a drink and a Peach Mango Pie |
| Chicken Sandwich Meal | $11.00 | 1 chicken sandwich, regular Jolly Crispy Fries, fountain drink, Peach Mango Pie |
| 2-pc Chickenjoy Meal | $11.00 | 2-pc Chickenjoy with a regular drink and Peach Mango Pie |
| 2 Chicken Sandwich Bundle | $18.00 | 2 sandwiches, 2 regular fries, 2 drinks |
| 6-pc Chickenjoy Family Deal | $20.00 | 6-pc Chickenjoy, 2 regular fries, 2 drinks |
| 4-pc Chicken Sandwich Bundle | $22.00 |
Jollibee’s Specialty & Services
Jollibee’s specialty is a menu that no American chain replicates — the savory brown gravy served with every Chickenjoy, steamed rice as a default side, the deliberately sweet Jolly Spaghetti, and the Peach Mango Pie. Beyond the standard menu:
- Chickenjoy’s gravy pairing: not an optional dipping sauce but a defining part of the dish, and the reason Chickenjoy tastes different from KFC or Popeyes despite similar bone-in preparation
- Rice as a standard side: a genuine structural difference from US fried chicken chains, where fries are the default
- Cultural anchor status: US openings routinely draw block-long queues, and the chain functions as a genuine touchstone for the Filipino-American community rather than just another fast-food option
Allergen Quick-Reference
| Item | Gluten | Dairy | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chickenjoy | Yes | Possible | Wheat-based breading |
| Jolly Spaghetti | Yes | Yes | Wheat pasta, grated cheese |
| Peach Mango Pie | Yes | Possible | Wheat pastry |
| Steamed Rice | No | No | Naturally free of major allergens |
This is a general reference only — check Jollibee’s official allergen information and notify staff of any severe allergy before ordering.
Approximate Nutrition (Protein / Carbs / Fat)
| Item | Calories | Protein | Carbs | Fat |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-pc Chickenjoy (with gravy) | ~350 kcal | 24g | 14g | 22g |
| Jolly Spaghetti | ~560 kcal | 18g | 82g | 18g |
| Peach Mango Pie | ~320 kcal | 3g | 42g | 16g |
Most Popular Orders
| Item | Estimated Price |
|---|---|
| 6-pc Chickenjoy Bucket | $16.99-$18.99 |
| Jolly Spaghetti | $4.49 |
| Peach Mango Pie | $1.79 |
| Bida Box | $9.99 |
Jollibee vs. Other Fried Chicken Chains
| Chain | Comparable Item | Estimated Price |
|---|---|---|
| Jollibee | 2-pc Chickenjoy | $6.99 |
| KFC | 2-pc Chicken Meal | $7.49-$9.49 |
| Popeyes | 2-pc Chicken Combo | $7.99-$9.99 |
| Chick-fil-A | Chicken Sandwich | $5.29-$6.29 |
Jollibee is priced right in line with KFC and Popeyes on chicken — the differentiator isn’t cost, it’s the menu itself. The savory gravy, default rice, sweet Jolly Spaghetti and Peach Mango Pie give it a Filipino identity no American chain matches. Chick-fil-A doesn’t sell bone-in fried chicken, so that comparison is sandwich-to-sandwich only.
Price Quick-Reference
- Cheapest item: Yumburger — $2.99
- Cheapest dessert: Peach Mango Pie — $1.79
- Most expensive standard item: 10-pc Chickenjoy Bucket — $26.99
- Typical meal (main + side + drink): around $11-$13
- Best solo value: the Bida Box at $9.99 — Chickenjoy, rice, drink and pie
Deals & Ordering Hacks
- The Bida Box at $9.99 is the strongest solo bundle — Chickenjoy, rice, drink and a Peach Mango Pie, cheaper than assembling the same four items
- Skip delivery apps where you can. Uber Eats, DoorDash and Grubhub add 10-25% markup on menu prices plus service and delivery fees — a $13 meal can land near $19
- Family bucket deals scale meaningfully better per person than individual meals for a group
- If it’s your first visit, the menu can feel overwhelming — start with a 2-pc Chickenjoy, Jolly Spaghetti and a Peach Mango Pie for the core experience
- Prices differ between the US and Philippines menus due to supply chain and currency; the US menu also carries fewer localized rice meals and breakfast items
Service Options & Dining Details
- Service options: dine-in, takeout, drive-through at some locations, delivery via Uber Eats, DoorDash and Grubhub
- Popular for: Chickenjoy buckets, Filipino comfort food, family gatherings
- Amenities: family bucket meals, kid-friendly menu, tropical beverage lineup
Jollibee Hours
Most US locations are open daily from approximately 10:00 AM to 9:00-10:00 PM, with variation by location — stores in higher-traffic markets often run longer. Check your local restaurant for exact times.
Nutrition & Dietary Quick Facts
- Steamed rice is naturally free of major allergens and a lighter base than fries
- Jolly Spaghetti is carb-forward at roughly 560 calories — a side rather than a light main
- Bone-in Chickenjoy without gravy runs lighter than the full meal preparation
- Vegetarian options are limited across the menu, which is worth knowing before visiting with a mixed group
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is Chickenjoy at Jollibee?
A single piece runs $2.79-$4.39, a 2-piece is $6.99 à la carte or $8.99 with rice, gravy and a drink, and a 6-piece bucket runs $16.99-$18.99.
Why is Jollibee’s spaghetti sweet?
It’s intentional — Filipino-style sweet tomato sauce, often made with banana ketchup, loaded with sliced hot dog and ground meat. It’s a beloved comfort food, especially at children’s parties.
When was Jollibee founded?
1978 in Manila by Tony Tan Caktiong and his family — it began as a Magnolia ice-cream parlor and pivoted when customers asked for hot meals.
How many Jollibee locations are in the US?
80+ stores, concentrated in Filipino-American communities in California, Nevada and New York.
What is the cheapest item at Jollibee?
The Yumburger at $2.99, with the Peach Mango Pie at $1.79 as the cheapest dessert.
What is Chickenjoy served with?
Its distinctive savory brown gravy for dipping — a defining part of the dish rather than an optional sauce.
Is Jollibee more expensive than KFC or Popeyes?
No — it’s priced right in line with both on chicken. The difference is the menu, not the cost.
How much is a Jollibee meal?
A typical main, side and drink runs around $11-$13. With delivery fees and markups, budget closer to $17-$19.
What is the Bida Box?
A $9.99 solo bundle with Chickenjoy, rice, a drink and a Peach Mango Pie.
Does the US Jollibee menu differ from the Philippines menu?
Yes — core items like Chickenjoy and Peach Mango Pie are the same, but the Philippines menu carries a wider variety of localized rice meals and breakfast options.
What Makes Jollibee Different
Jollibee sells fried chicken at roughly KFC and Popeyes prices, but nothing else about the menu maps onto an American chain. Chickenjoy comes with savory brown gravy as standard, rice is a default side rather than an upgrade, the spaghetti is sweet on purpose, and the Peach Mango Pie has an following of its own. That combination — plus a founding story that starts with a 1978 Manila ice-cream parlor pivoting because customers wanted hot food — is why US openings still draw queues around the block.
This page is independently published and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Jollibee Foods Corporation. All prices are estimated US national averages compiled from multiple public sources and may not reflect current pricing at your local restaurant. Last updated: August 2026.
