LOOK: Jollibee's new Hong Kong airport branch literally looks like a giant piece of luggage
If you’ve officially maxed out on dim sum and are craving a taste of home—or if you just need one last Chickenjoy fix before boarding your flight—you’re in luck. Jollibee has officially landed at Hong Kong International Airport’s Terminal 2, and the design is very much on-theme.
"They say the airport is the most joyful place in Hong Kong... So obviously, Jollibee had to join the party! WE! ARE! FINALLY! HERE," Jollibee Hong Kong wrote on Instagram.
Jollibee is located at the Food Hub before Departures on Level 7 of Terminal 2. The storefront looks like a massive silver suitcase covered in colorful stickers of global landmarks, which, according to the fast food chain, "perfectly captures our vibrant, joyful brand identity."
“Hong Kong International Airport is an important gateway for travelers from around the world, making it a strategic location for Jollibee to bring the brand closer to new and diverse customers as we continue to expand internationally,” said Jollibee Group Global CEO and President Ernesto Tanmantiong.
Travelers passing through can even get a taste of Hong Kong-exclusive menu items, like the refreshing Calamansi Tea Soda.
According to them, they've also gone fully digital. Customers can now order via their mobile phones or the kiosks to save you some time, especially if you're rushing to your gate.
Plus, even if you're landing on a red-eye flight, this branch is open 24/7 to satisfy your cravings at any hour.
Jollibee's HKIA branch is the 28th store across Hong Kong and Macau. Recently, the local food chain was included in TIME's 100 Most Influential Companies of 2026 list.
Described by TIME as a "plucky fried-chicken joint," Jollibee joins the likes of Alibaba Group, Boeing, Netflix, Ralph Lauren, and Uniqlo in the annual ranking's 2026 list. Although the companies on the list belong to different industries, according to TIME, one characteristic unites them: "The ability to tell a story compelling enough that others will follow."