Like most kids in the Philippines, I grew up eating Jollibee’s Chicken Joy. Many other fried chicken places have popped up around the country, but it doesn\u2019t really stop the craving for Chicken Joy.<\/p>\n

I have friends and family who live overseas in countries where there are no Jollibee, and when they come home, it’s one of the places they make sure to eat at, even if they\u2019re only here for a couple of days. Even when they\u2019re traveling to countries where there is Jollibee, they make sure to make a stop there too.<\/p>\n

If you’re like them, and are itching for a bite of this crispy-licious chicken, here’s where you can find Jollibee at the Manila airports:<\/p>\n

NAIA Terminal 1<\/strong>
\nThis branch is rather hard to get to. If you\u2019re on your own and carrying a wheeled luggage, going there might pose a problem. It\u2019s located on the second floor of the arrival extension area. It\u2019s the waiting area for those meeting arriving passengers, located right beside the parking lot. It\u2019s tiny, and there is no dine in area (or at least none that I can remember). <\/p>\n

[UPDATE 23 July 2016] There is a Jollibee at the far end of the Departure level at Terminal 1. Looks like it has a dine in area, so you can now get your Jollibee fix before flying!<\/p>\n

NAIA Terminal 2<\/strong>
\nI haven\u2019t been to Terminal 2 in years, but a quick Google search tells me that there is a Jollibee branch at the arrivals area, near the Philippine Airlines ticketing office.<\/p>\n

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