Pinakapinipili ng Pinoy: Why 4 Out of 5 Filipinos Still Choose Chickenjoy – Pinakamalaki, Pinakamasarap!

Try saying this three times fast: Pinakapinipili, Our Pinakamalaki, Pinakamasarap. You know what we’re describing? Jollibee Chickenjoy! Can you do it without missing a beat?

Actually, it's not simply a tongue twister that's entertaining. The truth is delicious. And it's obvious that Jollibee Chickenjoy is in a class by itself because four out of five Filipinos choose it as their favorite fried chicken.

“We’ve always known that Chickenjoy is loved across generations, but these numbers really affirm what we’ve been hearing and seeing every day—that it’s one of the things that Filipinos will keep choosing,” said Luis Berba, Marketing Assistant Vice President of Jollibee Philippines.

Chickenjoy is the PINAKA, from its juicylicious meat to its crispylicious skin that crackles with every bite!

Pinakapinipili. Pinakamasarap, our Pinakamalaki. The Chickenjoy edge is still unrivaled, and the people have spoken. It's more than just a dinner; it's a custom, a source of solace, and a cause for family and friends to be together.

Taking part in the entertaining and playful Pinakapinipili, Pinakamalaki, and Pinakamasarap tongue twister challenge, Anne Curtis did it flawlessly as she bit into her favorite Chickenjoy. After all, when it comes to your pinakapinipili, pinakamalaki, and pinakamasarap fried chicken from Jollibee, some tasks are simply simpler.

There is just one name that deserves to be repeated, regardless of whether you are interested in the crispiness, juiciness, or pure delight of consuming your favorite fried chicken:

Pinakapinipili. Our Malaki Pinaka. Masarap Pinaka. Happy chicken! Experience the Pinaka Difference. Get your 1-pc Jollibee Chickenjoy now. 2-pc, solo. All Jollibee locations across the country provide solo and bucket selections, as well as drive-thru, delivery, and dine-in options.

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