jus & jerry's

soooo much better than bonchon!!! their soy garlic chicken is definitely larger, tender, and more flavorful! and i think it's also cheaper!

after all these years, it's still the same quality-fried chicken i soooo enjoy ♥ i've been eating here since my college days and it never disappointed me. when there were days i got stressed out, i found comfort from their food. ♥

their noodle soups are good too. i always order the 3-pc cheeseball noodle soup. very cheap too! ♥ value for money! i also tried their milkteaand it's really good!

staff are really nice too. space is a bit tight but food is definitely worthy of your tastebuds!

i’m a big fan of their chicken poppers in garlic soy. it tastes exactly like bon chon but only better because the chicken itself tastes good as well, not just the skin.

for 109, you get a huge serving of chicken poppers and rice with a drink. not bad!

i’d skip on their milkteathough because it irritated my bowel.

overall, this is a great place to dine in at because everything is affordable, even the beverages. if you like dumpling+rice combinations, they have their own here. it's also cozy and they have 2 floors. headroom is tight up there but they have enough seats. during peak hours, they are seriously packed.

3-pc cheese ball noodle bowl has fairly good mami noodles and delicious, chewy cheese balls. essentially, the cheese would be at its best if it would literally melt out of the ball as you chew into it.

fried shrimp wonton is only available with rice if you opt for 6 pieces, and there will still be an additional expense to upgrade your regular rice to yang chow fried rice. it's delicious with soy sauce, calamansi, and chili. the coating is crunchy and the shrimp inside is very hot. overall, this meal tastes good but i find it a bit pricy.

matcha latte has a distinct flavor. i'm guessing it's in the milk. it's a pretty heavy drink and the matcha itself is pretty good. the facial expression found on top of the drink is fun to play with; i gave it a pinocchio nose!

thai milkteadid not look or taste like the real stuff; they got it right on my first visit but not on my last one.

i always wonder why this place hasn't ever been featured in the countless lists of must-try restaurants in taft. it's the one place my college friends and i always come back to, and their food's what we always crave for. your visit isn't complete if you don't try their chicken poppers in soy garlic sauce. these are breaded and fried chicken bites. the first time i tried i was in paradise. no exaggerations. for me, it's actually better than bon chon and also cheaper! the serving is also generous that sometimes you might need one more rice to finish it. they weren't kidding when they said it's addicting.

also try their siomai and sharksfin dumplings, plus their milk tea. it's pretty good and cheap. the best milkteai have ever tried in my entire life can be found here and it's their oreo milkteamousse with pearls. it's only less than a hundred too!!

my only problem here is their space because it's always full. of students. it's steps away from dlsu! it's very noisy everyday during lunch and dinner time. if possible, i really hope they expand and also branch out (makati please!!!) i swear everyone will like their food and it's still gonna be a hit if they open another branch.

insider tip: if you're with a friend but on a budget, get the chicken poppers with rice, order extra rice, and order their wanton noodles. that's only around 200 pesos only for two. busog na, masarap na, tipid pa!

good student friendly meals but nothing really special. their oreo milkteais a must try, though! service is bad, as their personnel are moody. this goes both in-house and when taking a call.

jus and jerry's can be considered as part of the lives of lasallians and does who live near by. the service there is like one in a fast food chain. once you order, you have to wait and get the food at the counter and the rest is self-service. despite this, jus and jerry's is a great place to dine. most of their customers are students and from my experience, i can say that they serve the food at a reasonable amount of time (just enough for that 1 hour breaks). the ambience there might be a bit noisy during the afternoons but i commend that they are still able to maintain the cleanliness of the place. 

what to order: i commend that you order the chicken popper with rice (soy garlic) and you can upgrade your rice to yang chow for that extra flavour. if you are in the mood for some noodles, order the fish strips noodles then ask to add sate onto it (with just additional 20 pesos). the milkteathere is quite good. you can upgrade your drinks to milk teas, which is pretty sweet. 

overall, i can say that jus and jerry's has a big place in my heart. as a student, i can regularly dine there because the of its average-priced meals and everything (so far) is delicious.

free wifi yes! ;) and my new favorite fast food restaurant apart from the major players -- kfc, jollibee and mcdo. whenever i need a quick hot noodles and dimsum together i always come back here. their menu also has milk and mousseteaspecialties. must try! their chicken flavors really tingle my cravings everytime.

i never enjoyed my food here in jus n jerry because i think they're overpriced and their servings are small. but later on, i realized that they just priced the menu weirdly. some are overpriced, some are not. their noodles, however, are big in servings and you'll get full. but their rice dishes are the opposite. their
chicken poppers is a must try and any noodles in the menu. my friend told me that their milkteais very good so i suggest you to try it as well. i'm just lactose so i can't drink such. :)) they also served slowly during break times when many people are eating.