PDJ (Pass D Jollof) Nigerian Restaurant
$$ • Soup, AfricanAbout PDJ (Pass D Jollof) Nigerian Restaurant
Customers' Favorites
Jollof Rice with Chicken and Plantain
Jolloff Rice and Chicken
EBA and Okra Soup
Jollof Rice Bowl
Odogwu Beef Stew
Rice and Peas
Bottle Sprite
Chicken Legs
Puff-Puff 6
Puff-Puff
Recent Reviews
153 ratings
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The services at this restaurant was top notch! The food were amazing and well done. Loved the environment and good music. Will be back soon
The food is phenomenal. I'm glad that my sister and I were able to bring our daughters. The only issue was with service. I had also made a to-go order. Somehow it did not get done, and we waited a very long time to receive the food. On top of that, it seemed the young ladies, who are beautiful by the way, did not really want to help us.
Traveled to Seattle for training, went looking for a Nigerian restaurant, and discovered PDJ. The experience was outstanding — authentic, delicious food and truly 100% recommended!
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 2 - 10PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
PDJ (Pass D Jollof) Nigerian Restaurant offers a warm and lively dining experience for those seeking authentic African cuisine. The staff are friendly and helpful, making guests feel welcome from the moment they arrive. The menu features traditional dishes such as Egusi soup with fish and pounded yam, Okra with Eba, Jollof rice with plantains and chicken, and Odogwu beef stew with fufu. Diners appreciate the plentiful portions, delicious flavors, and tender, juicy meats. The interior is beautiful, with hunter green walls and African art, creating a vibrant atmosphere complemented by background music. The restaurant has a modern setup, with options for ordering via touchscreen kiosks or QR codes at the tables. Recent visitors praise the quality of the food, especially noting the freshness of the meat and the tasty soups. Some dishes, like the asun, are highlighted as favorites, offering spicy and complex flavors. Overall, PDJ (Pass D Jollof) Nigerian Restaurant is a welcoming spot that provides a promising taste of Africa’s rich culinary traditions, with ongoing improvements to enhance the dining experience.