Jollof Grill /lounge - Newark

Ordered the Asun combo with jollof rice, and I must say this is the best Nigerian restaurant I've eaten from since getting here. It was 10/10. You'll know that the chefs know how to cook, not all these random people selling food here there.Slightly expensive, but compared to other African restaurants it's just like $2-5 more, so it's totally worth it in my opinion.Can you guys please venture into other things like pepper soup and small chops???I simply can't deal with these other restaurants selling nonsense lol. Thanks in advance.

Ordered via Uber eat , the food was well packaged on delivery. I had the Suya combo , with fried yam and plantains. The plantain was the best ripe state as I like them. The fried yam is a must with the side sauce , make sure you get it! There efo rioro is very spicy , so if your spicy level is very low, skip it. Also there efo is just plain spinach ,it doesn’t have little fish ore things like other places.Overall, my top food here is their Suya , plantain fried yam with sauce.I called in to make inquires about a canceled Uber order and they were very helpful with their explanations.

I found this place via Instagram right before my trip to NJ! I was so excited to try it. When I called I didn’t know exactly what I wanted to order being a vegetarian and most of the jollof dishes came with a meat or seafood. The person on the phone explained that I should get the Efo Riro with the jollof. I’m no stranger to jollof and this place has good jollof! The staff was so nice when I picked up my order and that’s a lot these days! Highly recommend and can’t wait to visit again when I’m back in town. P.S. that hole in the jollof was from me trying it out before recording the video ??.Vegetarian options: Efo Riro!!

The jollof rice from this restaurant is the best I've ever had at any Nigerian restaurant in New Jersey.

I absolutely love the grilled tilapia and the dudun from this place—it's out of this world! Keep up the fantastic work, everyone!