There was a massive line up outside Toronto's newest Jollibee
Toronto just got a new Jollibee by Wilson Station today, and people have been lining up since early this morning to get their hands on some Jolly Fried Chicken.
The long-awaited third location of the world-famous Filipino fast food chain opened this morning at 7 a.m. at 79 Billy Bishop Way.
Jollibee is now open at 79 Billy Bishop Way in #NorthYork. Get in line to get your fill of fried chicken, sweet spaghetti and steamy mango pies #Toronto #Jollibee pic.twitter.com/8QpCgIpn1b
— blogTO (@blogTO) September 6, 2019
While nowhere near as long as the epic, multi-day line-ups during the first Jollibee opening in Scarborough more than a year ago, there were still tons of people waiting outside the store today.
People were already in line at the break of dawn for a chance to win a years' supply of Jolly Crispy Chicken (the first 25 people did).
There were also Funko figurines being handed out to the first 50 people in line holding #ItsOurTurn signs, and free collectibles for the first 300 customers who spent over $25.
Why go to the opening of Chick-fil-A when Jollibee is opening it’s third store in the GTA at Wilson Station? pic.twitter.com/3ypz3icfKp
— Bryann (@BryannAguilar) September 6, 2019
There are two other Jollibee locations still slated to open: one in Thornhill at 1 Promenade Circle, and the other at 335 Yonge Street, which is directly across from Ryerson.
This isn't the only line up for fried chicken in the city right now: people have been lining up all night outside the newest Chick-fil-A downtown, too. Given all the protests happening, though, Jollibee is definitely the less dramatic option.
Fareen Karim
