Complete List of Jollibee Foods Corporation (JFC) Brands and Businesses

Jollibee Foods Corporation (JFC), commonly known as the Jollibee Group, is one of the largest restaurant companies in Asia and one of the fastest-growing food service companies in the world. From its beginnings as a small ice cream parlor in the Philippines in 1975, JFC has expanded into a global restaurant conglomerate with thousands of stores operating across Asia, North America, Europe, the Middle East, and other regions. The company owns, operates, or holds significant stakes in numerous restaurant, coffee, bakery, and beverage brands worldwide.

This article provides a complete overview of the brands and businesses under the Jollibee Foods Corporation portfolio.

JFC’s Global Icon Brands

These brands serve as the company’s flagship international growth drivers and represent some of the most recognizable names in the JFC portfolio.

1. Jollibee

Jollibee is the company’s flagship fast-food chain and the largest brand in its portfolio. Known for Chickenjoy, Jolly Spaghetti, Yumburger, Burger Steak, and Peach Mango Pie, the brand has become a symbol of Filipino cuisine around the world. Jollibee operates more than 1,800 stores globally, with a strong presence in the Philippines, North America, the Middle East, Europe, and Asia.

2. Tim Ho Wan

Tim Ho Wan is a Hong Kong-based Michelin-starred dim sum restaurant chain. JFC gradually acquired the company and eventually gained full ownership. The brand is famous for its baked barbecue pork buns, shrimp dumplings, and other Cantonese dim sum specialties.

3. The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf (CBTL)

Acquired in 2019, The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf is one of JFC’s largest international acquisitions. Founded in California, CBTL operates more than 1,100 stores across multiple countries and serves specialty coffee, tea, and blended beverages.

JFC’s Multi-Country Favorite Brands

These brands operate across multiple markets and contribute significantly to JFC’s international revenue.

4. Chowking

Chowking is a Chinese-inspired quick-service restaurant chain offering fried chicken, Chao Fan, siopao, noodles, dim sum, and halo-halo. It has hundreds of stores in the Philippines and international locations in the United States and the Middle East.

5. Highlands Coffee

Highlands Coffee is Vietnam’s leading coffee chain. JFC owns a controlling stake through the SuperFoods Group joint venture. The brand is known for Vietnamese coffee, tea beverages, and bánh mì sandwiches.

6. Red Ribbon Bakeshop

Red Ribbon is one of the Philippines’ most popular bakery brands. It specializes in cakes, pastries, mamon, ensaymada, and celebration desserts and operates hundreds of locations in the Philippines and the United States.

7. Smashburger

Smashburger is an American fast-casual burger chain acquired by JFC. It is known for its signature smashed Angus beef burgers, chicken sandwiches, fries, and milkshakes.

8. Milksha

Milksha is a premium Taiwanese bubble tea brand. JFC owns a majority stake in the company, which operates stores across Taiwan, the Philippines, Australia, Japan, the United States, and other markets.

9. Compose Coffee

Compose Coffee is one of South Korea’s largest coffee chains. JFC acquired a majority stake in 2024, making it one of the most significant contributors to the company’s coffee and tea business. The chain operates more than 2,800 stores in South Korea.

JFC’s Beloved Local and Regional Brands

These brands dominate their respective local markets and form the backbone of JFC’s regional operations.

10. Greenwich

Greenwich is the leading pizza and pasta quick-service chain in the Philippines. It is known for its pizzas, lasagna, pasta dishes, and chicken meals.

11. Mang Inasal

Mang Inasal is famous for its charcoal-grilled Chicken Inasal and unlimited rice offering. Since acquiring full ownership, JFC has expanded the brand into one of the largest restaurant chains in the Philippines.

12. Yonghe King

Yonghe King is a Chinese fast-food chain specializing in soy milk, rice meals, noodles, and breakfast dishes. The brand serves customers throughout major cities in mainland China.

13. Hong Zhuang Yuan

Hong Zhuang Yuan is a Chinese restaurant chain known for traditional congee and comfort food dishes. It primarily operates in Beijing and northern China.

14. Tortazo

Tortazo is a fast-casual Mexican restaurant concept developed with celebrity chef Rick Bayless. The brand specializes in tortas, tacos, quesadillas, and other Mexican dishes.

15. Shabu All Day

Shabu All Day is South Korea’s largest all-you-can-eat hot pot restaurant chain. JFC acquired the business in 2026, strengthening its presence in the casual dining sector.

JFC’s Franchise and Joint Venture Brands

Apart from wholly owned businesses, JFC also operates several international brands in the Philippines through franchise agreements and joint ventures.

16. Burger King Philippines

JFC owns a controlling stake in the company that operates Burger King in the Philippines. The brand is known for the Whopper and other flame-grilled burger products.

17. Panda Express Philippines

Panda Express entered the Philippines through a joint venture between JFC and Panda Restaurant Group. The brand serves American-Chinese favorites such as Orange Chicken and Beijing Beef.

18. Yoshinoya Philippines

Yoshinoya operates in the Philippines through a joint venture with JFC. The Japanese restaurant chain is known for its gyudon beef bowls and rice meals.

19. Common Man Coffee Roasters Philippines

JFC holds the Philippine master franchise rights for Common Man Coffee Roasters, a premium specialty coffee and brunch concept originally from Singapore.

20. Tiong Bahru Bakery Philippines

JFC also manages the Philippine expansion of Singapore’s famous Tiong Bahru Bakery, known for artisanal French pastries, croissants, and specialty coffee.

JFC’s Former Brands and Divested Businesses

Over the years, JFC has also owned or operated several brands that were later sold, discontinued, or exited as part of portfolio optimization efforts.

Some notable former brands include:

• Pho 24
• Dunkin’ Donuts China Joint Venture
• Guangxi San Pin Wang
• 12 Hotpot
• Caffe Ti-Amo
• Delifrance Philippines
• Chun Shui Tang Tea House
• Lao Dong
• Manong Pepe

These divestments allowed JFC to focus resources on its strongest-performing and highest-growth brands.

Conclusion

Jollibee Foods Corporation has evolved from a Philippine fast-food chain into a global restaurant powerhouse with a diversified portfolio spanning fast food, pizza, bakeries, coffee shops, bubble tea, Chinese cuisine, hot pot restaurants, and international franchise partnerships. Through strategic acquisitions and investments, JFC now owns or controls more than 20 active brands across multiple countries, making it one of Asia’s most successful food service companies.