Jollibee Officially Opens in Downtown San Francisco

Jollibee Officially Opens in Downtown San Francisco

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie (5th from left) leads the ribbon-cutting ceremony of the newly-opened Jollibee in Downtown San Francisco, alongside Deputy Consul General Maria Paz G. Cortes (3rd from left), Senator Scott Wiener (rightmost), District 3 Supervisor Danny Sauter (6th from left), Ms. Mackey Dimaculangan (4th from left), Jollibee Vice President for Operations, and Ms. Chelle Puig (2nd from left), Jollibee West Coast District 2-District Manager, and Mr. Edgardo Alcantara (leftmost) (San Francisco PCG photo)

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – The Philippine Consulate General in San Francisco joined San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie, executives of Jollibee North America, business partners, and members of the Filipino American community at the inauguration of Jollibee’s Downtown San Francisco branch on 30 July 2026, ahead of its official opening to the public on 31 July 2026.

The Downtown San Francisco branch marks Jollibee’s 111th store in the United States and represents another significant milestone in the expansion of the iconic and well-loved Filipino fast-food brand in North America.

Jollibee is an international restaurant brand whose mission is to spread the joy of eating through its diverse menu and warm, friendly service. Known for its signature offerings, including the world-famous Chickenjoy, celebrated for its crispy coating and juicy flavor, Jollibee continues to introduce Filipino-inspired cuisine to an expanding and diverse customer base around the world.

Located at 934 Market Street, San Francisco, California 94102, the restaurant will be open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., offering dine-in, take-out, and online ordering services.

During the inauguration, Mayor Daniel Lurie welcomed Jollibee’s investment in Downtown San Francisco and underscored the City’s ongoing efforts to revitalize the downtown area by attracting new businesses and increasing pedestrian activity. He also recognized the Filipino community’s enduring contributions to San Francisco’s cultural and economic vitality. The Philippine Consulate General in San Francisco expressed its support for the opening of Jollibee’s newest branch and reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Philippine companies as they expand their presence in the United States. The Consulate likewise continues to promote Philippine brands and businesses that showcase Filipino excellence, contribute to local economic growth, and strengthen the Philippines’ commercial and cultural ties with the United States.END

Consul General Arnel G. Talisayon (rightmost) congratulates Jollibee officials during the inauguration of the brand’s Downtown San Francisco branch (San Francisco PCG photo)

Ms. Mackey Dimaculangan, Jollibee Vice President for Operations, expresses her appreciation to San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie, business partners, suppliers, contractors, and members of the community for their support in opening Jollibee’s Downtown San Francisco branch (San Francisco PCG photo)

Deputy Consul General Maria Paz G. Cortes (2nd from left), San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie (4th from left), Senator Scott Wiener (5th from left), District 3 Supervisor Danny Sauter (rightmost), Ms. Mackey Dimaculangan (3rd from left), Jollibee Vice President for Operations, prepare for the “Chickenjoy toast” to officially open Jollibee in Downtown San Francisco (San Francisco PCG photo)