Pass D Jollof Menu

5600 Roosevelt Way NE #103, Seattle, WA 98105
  • Snacks

    • Cheeky Chin-Chin

      Beloved crunchy snack can be eaten as dessert, snack or appetizer. Comes in an 8oz container.
      $5.70
    • Grandma's Meat-Pie

      Meat-pie is a staple dish in west Africa and enjoyed by plenty of Nigerians. The aromatic flavor draws you towards the baked meaty goodness. Meat pie can be enjoyed as a breakfast with hot tea or a snack with a soft drink. The smooth texture on the inside and the slightly rough outside is an excellent combination for this delicacy. Sold per piece.
      $4.60
    • Puff-Puff

      A sweet traditional west African dessert/snack made of dough carved into balls and then deep-fried. Absolutely delicious! (5 Pieces)
      $5.70
  • Entrees

    • Odogwu Beef Stew

      Halal Beef Beef Stew is a mouthwatering West African stew made with blended tomatoes, red bell peppers, and habanero peppers and spiced to perfection. It's a versatile, saucy dish found in every Nigerian household and is amazing with so many different dishes. Served with coleslaw, and a choice of white rice or jollof rice.
      $22.75
    • Ololufe Chicken Stew

      Halal Chicken Chicken Stew is a mouthwatering stew made with blended tomatoes, red bell peppers, and habanero peppers and spiced to perfection. It's a versatile, saucy dish found in every Nigerian household and is amazing with so many different dishes. Served with coleslaw, and a choice of white rice or jollof rice.
      $19.35
    • Sarki Goat Stew

      Halal Goat Goat stew is a popular lip-smacking delicacy in many Nigerian homes. Delicious goat meat, roasted to golden brown- then cooked with garlic, tomatoes, onions, chili, herbs, and salt. Can be paired with any side dishes, rice, beans etc. Served with coleslaw, and a choice of white rice or jollof rice.
      $25.05
    • Stewed Fish

      African Fish Stew is a flavorful and appetizing Nigerian stew made with Tilapia fish and cooked in a spicy, fragrant combination of tomatoes and peppers. Served with coleslaw, and a choice of white rice or jollof rice.
      $28.45
    • Egusi Soup

      Egusi soup is a finger-licking good Nigerian soup made with melon seed. It is spicy with exotic African flavors! Ground egusi is the main ingredient. Other ingredients include African seasoning, egusi (melon) seeds, salt, ginger, onion, tomatoes, green leafy vegetables, palm oil, crayfish, dried fish, and garlic. This is one of my favorite dishes! Served with 1 Authentic Pounded Yam (Iyan)
      $18.20
    • Okra Soup

      Okro soup is made with okro (okra), which is the primary ingredient. Other ingredients include palm oil, onions, pepper, crayfish, African seasonings, a little bit of pumpkin leaves or spinach, and salt to taste. Served with 1 Authentic Pounded Yam (Iyan)
      $17.05
    • Ogbono Soup

      Ogbono soup is a Nigerian soup made with wild African mango seeds which is the primary ingredient. Other ingredients include palm oil, onions, pepper, crayfish, African seasonings, a little bit of pumpkin leaves or spinach, and salt to taste. Served with 1 Authentic Pounded Yam (Iyan)
      $17.05
    • Bitter Leaf Soup

      Bitter leaf soup, also known as ofe onugbu is a popular Nigerian soup. Bitter leaf soup is peculiar to the igbo tribe of eastern Nigeria. A lot of non-igbos shy away from bitter leaf soup because they think that true to its name, it is a very bitter soup. But they can't be more wrong; ofe onugbu does not taste bitter in the slightest. Soup includes dry fish, crayfish, stock fish beef, cow skin and tripe. SOUP ONLY, See Add on for Swallow Options
      $29.60
    • Jollof + Chicken

      This Jollof is paired with Halal Chicken. Jollof rice is a rich, incredibly tasty west African one-pot meal. It is perhaps the best-known Nigerian dish. Rice is cooked in fragrant spices and tangy tomato stew; it is a meal that can be eaten every day, and without fail is at every celebration. Served with Coleslaw
      $19.35
    • Jollof + Beef

      This Jollof is paired with Beef. Jollof rice is a rich, incredibly tasty west African one-pot meal. It is perhaps the best-known Nigerian dish. Rice is cooked in fragrant spices and tangy tomato stew; it is a meal that can be eaten every day, and without fail is at every celebration. Served with Coleslaw
      $22.75
    • Jollof + Goat

      This Jollof is paired with Halal Goat. Jollof rice is a rich, incredibly tasty west African one-pot meal. It is perhaps the best-known Nigerian dish. Rice is cooked in fragrant spices and tangy tomato stew; it is a meal that can be eaten every day, and without fail is at every celebration. Served with Coleslaw
      $22.75
    • Jollof + Fish

      This Jollof is paired with Tilapia Fish. Jollof rice is a rich, incredibly tasty west African one-pot meal. It is perhaps the best-known Nigerian dish. Rice is cooked in fragrant spices and tangy tomato stew; it is a meal that can be eaten every day, and without fail is at every celebration. Served with Coleslaw
      $22.75
    • Nigerian Fried Rice W/Chicken

      Nigerian Fried Rice is a popular dish in Nigeria, often served for lunch, dinner, and even at parties. It is a simple yet delicious recipe that uses mixed vegetables and beef liver, although shrimp or any protein can be used instead. The rice is cooked in chicken stock and seasoned with thyme, curry powder, and scallions. The beef liver gives the dish a rich, subtle taste.
      $22.75
    • Beans + Plantain (V)

      Beans and plantain porridge is a meal made up of ripe plantains and beans. Perfect for either lunch dinner. Served with white rice
      $22.75
    • Jollof + Cowskin/Tripe

      This Jollof is paired with Cow skin + tripe. Jollof rice is a rich, incredibly tasty west African one-pot meal. It is perhaps the best-known Nigerian dish. Rice is cooked in fragrant spices and tangy tomato stew; it is a meal that can be eaten every day, and without fail is at every celebration. Served with Coleslaw
      $21.65
    • Efo Riro

      Efo Riro is a flavorful, savory African stew made with spinach. The spinach is stirred into a rich pepper sauce. This dish can be served over rice, fufu or any swallow of your choice. In this soup you have beef pieces, fish pieces and cow skin + tripe pieces as well. Served with 1 Authentic Pounded Yam (Iyan)
      $27.35
    • Ofada Stew

      Ofada also known as designer stew. This is a Nigerian delicacy. Tender pieces of beef, stripe (shaki), cow skin and assorted meat are simmered in a spicy and rich sauce made of bell peppers and chilis. Served with coleslaw, and a choice of white rice or jollof rice.
      $28.45
    • Jollof And Plantain

      Jollof rice and fried plantain
      $20.50
  • Sides

    • Jollof Rice

      Jollof rice is a rich, incredibly tasty west African one-pot meal. It is perhaps the best known Nigerian dish. Rice is cooked in fragrant spices and tangy tomato stew; it is a meal that can be eaten every day, and without fail is at every celebration. Jollof is best eaten on its own or paired with chicken or beef.
      $8.00
    • Nigerian Fried Rice (V)

      (Vegan Friendly) Nigerian Fried Rice is a popular dish in Nigeria, often served for lunch, dinner, and even at parties. It is a simple yet delicious recipe that has mixed vegetables. The rice is cooked with seasoned with thyme, curry powder, and scallions.
      $9.15
    • White Rice

      Boiled white rice
      $4.60
    • Fried Plantain (V)

      fried ripe plantain.
      $11.40
    • Authentic Pounded Yan (Iyan)

      Fufu is made by stirring, pounding, or kneading starchy yam flour till it forms a dough-like consistency. In Africa, it is primarily eaten with an African soup like egusi soup, okra soup or ogbono soup for a satisfying, balanced meal.
      $4.60
    • Moin-Moin W/Beef

      Moin-moin is a steamed Nigerian bean pudding cooked with peeled black-eyed beans, onions, peppers and ground beef. It's a dish that's a staple in Nigerian cuisine. The soft consistency goes well with any rice dish.
      $5.70
    • Eba

      Dried Grated Cassava (manioc) flour. (Commonly known as Garri) Stirred till it forms a dough-like consistency. In Africa, it is primarily eaten with an African soup like egusi soup, okra soup or ogbono soup for a satisfying, balanced meal. Garri is rich in fiber, copper and magnesium. Garri is similar to farofa in Brazil.
      $4.60
    • Sample Size Asun

      8oz Container Peppered Boneless Goat Meat. Asun, is a finger-licking, lip-smacking combination of roasted goat meat sautéed in spicy habanero and red bell peppers, that is so delicious. Oven roasting the goat meat enhances its bold flavors and results in an incredibly savory dish. YES! Goat meat is very keto-friendly as it contains basically zero carbs.
      $13.70
    • Sample Size Egusi Soup

      Egusi soup is a finger-licking good Nigerian soup made with melon seed. It is spicy with exotic African flavors! Ground egusi is the main ingredient. Other ingredients include African seasoning, egusi (melon) seeds, salt, ginger, onion, tomatoes, green leafy vegetables, palm oil, crayfish, dried fish, and garlic. This is one of my favorite dishes! SOUP ONLY
      $11.40
    • Sample Size Ogbono Soup

      Ogbono soup is a Nigerian soup made with wild African mango seeds which is the primary ingredient. Other ingredients include palm oil, onions, pepper, crayfish, African seasonings, a little bit of pumpkin leaves or spinach, and salt to taste. SOUP ONLY
      $11.40
    • Sample Size Okra Soup

      Okro soup is made with okro (okra), which is the primary ingredient. Other ingredients include palm oil, onions, pepper, crayfish, African seasonings, a little bit of pumpkin leaves or spinach, and salt to taste. SOUP ONLY
      $11.40
    • Efo Riro | #1

      Efo Riro is a flavorful, savory African stew made with spinach. The spinach is stirred into a rich pepper sauce. This dish can be served over rice, fufu or any swallow of your choice. In this soup you have beef pieces, fish pieces and cow skin + tripe pieces as well.
      $21.70
  • A La Carte

    • Odogwu Beef Stew | #1

      Halal Beef Beef Stew is a mouthwatering West African stew made with blended tomatoes, red bell peppers, and habanero peppers and spiced to perfection. It's a versatile, saucy dish found in every Nigerian household and is amazing with so many different dishes.
      $17.10
    • Ololufe Chicken Stew | #1

      Halal Chicken Chicken Stew is a mouthwatering stew made with blended tomatoes, red bell peppers, and habanero peppers and spiced to perfection. It's a versatile, saucy dish found in every Nigerian household and is amazing with so many different dishes.
      $14.85
    • Sarki Goat Stew | #1

      Halal Goat Goat stew is a popular lip-smacking delicacy in many Nigerian homes. Delicious goat meat, roasted to golden brown- then cooked with garlic, tomatoes, onions, chili, herbs, and salt. Can be paired with any side dishes, rice, beans etc.
      $20.55
    • Stewed Fish | #1

      African Fish Stew is a flavorful and appetizing Nigerian stew made with Tilapia fish and cooked in a spicy, fragrant combination of tomatoes and peppers.
      $23.95
    • Plain Stew

      Stew is a mouthwatering West African stew made with blended tomatoes, red bell peppers, and habanero peppers and spiced to perfection. It's a versatile, saucy dish found in every Nigerian household and is amazing with so many different dishes.
      $10.30
    • Bean Porridge (V)

      Nigerian beans porridge, also known as Ewa riro, is basically stewed beans cooked to perfection with a blend of onions, peppers, tomatoes, garlic, and oil. Traditionally palm oil is used to make this delicacy. Pairs with rice or bread for a full meal!
      $16.00
    • Asun

      Peppered Goat Meat. Asun, is a finger-licking, lip-smacking combination of roasted goat meat sautéed in spicy habanero and red bell peppers, that is so delicious. Oven roasting the goat meat enhances its bold flavors and results in an incredibly savory dish. YES! Goat meat is very keto-friendly as it contains basically zero carbs.
      $28.50
    • Nigerian Suya

      Suya is Nigerian Street food at its finest. Skewers of spiced, nutty, smoky, charred beef served with roasted onions and green bell peppers. It has been called a unifying factor in Nigeria. Suya has become a Nigerian national dish with different regions claiming the superiority of their recipe + methods of preparation, but similar to grilled meat.
      $28.50
  • Drinks

    • Water

      $2.30
    • Bottle Coke

      $4.60
    • Bottle Orange Fanta

      $4.60
    • Bottle Sprite

      $4.60
    • Vita Malt

      $6.85
  • Family Size

    • Family Size Asun

      Peppered Goat Asun, is a finger-licking, lip-smacking combination of roasted goat meat sautéed in spicy habanero and red bell peppers, that is so delicious. Oven roasting the goat meat enhances its bold flavors and results in an incredibly savory dish. YES! Goat meat is very keto-friendly as it contains basically zero carbs. 48 oz Bowl
      $85.50
    • Family Size Nigerian Suya

      Suya is Nigerian Street food at its finest. Skewers of spiced, nutty, smoky, charred beef served with roasted onions and green bell peppers. It has been called a unifying factor in Nigeria. Suya has become a Nigerian national dish with different regions claiming the superiority of their recipe + methods of preparation, but similar to grilled meat. 48 oz Bowl
      $85.50
    • Family Size Beef Stew

      Halal Beef Beef Stew is a mouthwatering West African stew made with blended tomatoes, red bell peppers, and habanero peppers and spiced to perfection. It's a versatile, saucy dish found in every Nigerian household and is amazing with so many different dishes.
      $54.75
    • Family Size Chicken Stew

      Chicken Stew is a mouthwatering West African stew made with blended tomatoes, red bell peppers, and habanero peppers and spiced to perfection. It's a versatile, saucy dish found in every Nigerian household and is amazing with so many different dishes.
      $45.60
    • Family Size Sariki Goat Stew

      Halal Goat Goat stew is a popular lip-smacking delicacy in many Nigerian homes. Delicious goat meat, roasted to golden brown- then cooked with garlic, tomatoes, onions, chili, herbs, and salt. Can be paired with any side dishes, rice, beans etc.
      $79.80
    • Family Size Beans Porridge

      Nigerian beans porridge, also known as Ewa riro, is basically stewed beans cooked to perfection with a blend of onions, peppers, tomatoes, garlic, and oil. Traditionally palm oil is used to make this delicacy. Pairs with rice or bread for a full meal!
      $39.90
    • Family Size White Rice

      Boiled white rice
      $19.40
    • Family Size Jollof Rice

      Jollof rice is a rich, incredibly tasty west African one-pot meal. It is perhaps the best known Nigerian dish. Rice is cooked in fragrant spices and tangy tomato stew; it is a meal that can be eaten every day, and without fail is at every celebration. Jollof is best eaten on its own or paired with chicken or beef.
      $34.20
    • Family Size Ogbono Soup

      Ogbono soup is a Nigerian soup made with wild African mango seeds. It is spicy with exotic African flavors! ingredients include African seasoning, mango seeds, salt, ginger, onion, tomatoes, green leafy vegetables, palm oil, crayfish, dried fish, and garlic. This is one of my favorite dishes! Soup only comes with cowskin and tripe. Swallow NOT Included
      $57.00
    • Family Size Okra Soup

      Okro soup is made with okro (okra), which is the primary ingredient. Other ingredients include palm oil, onions, pepper, crayfish, African seasonings, a little bit of pumpkin leaves or spinach, and salt to taste. Soup only comes with cowskin and tripe. Swallow NOT Included
      $57.00
    • Family Size Egusi Soup

      Egusi soup is a finger-licking good Nigerian soup made with melon seed. It is spicy with exotic African flavors! Ground egusi is the main ingredient. Other ingredients include African seasoning, egusi (melon) seeds, salt, ginger, onion, tomatoes, green leafy vegetables, palm oil, crayfish, dried fish, and garlic. This is one of my favorite dishes! Soup only comes with cowskin and tripe. Swallow NOT Included
      $57.00
    • Family Size Bitter Leaf Soup

      Bitter leaf soup, also known as ofe onugbu is a popular Nigerian soup. Bitter leaf soup is peculiar to the igbo tribe of eastern Nigeria. A lot of non-igbos shy away from bitter leaf soup because they think that true to its name, it is a very bitter soup. But they can't be more wrong; ofe onugbu does not taste bitter in the slightest. Soup includes dry fish, crayfish, stock fish beef, cow skin and tripe. Swallow NOT Included
      $68.40
    • Family Size Nigerian Fried Rice

      (Vegan Friendly) Nigerian Fried Rice is a popular dish in Nigeria, often served for lunch, dinner, and even at parties. It is a simple yet delicious recipe that has mixed vegetables. The rice is cooked with seasoned with thyme, curry powder, and scallions.
      $29.65
    • Family Size Ofada Stew

      This is a Nigerian delicacy. Tender pieces of beef, stripe (shaki), cow skin and assorted meat are simmered in a spicy and rich sauce made of bell peppers and chilis. This pairs exceptionally well with plain rice.
      $72.95
    • Family Size Fried Plantain (V)

      fried ripe plantain.
      $74.10
  • Catering (24hr Turn Around)

    • Catering Half Pan

      Place your Half Pan Order on Passdjollof.com. Orders are fulfilled within 24hrs.
      $34.20
    • Catering Full Pan

      Order can be placed on passdjollof.com Orders are fulfilled within 48hrs
      $57.00
    • Catering Delivery Minimum

      Catering is $2 per mile with a minimum of $50 based on distance from kitchen.
      $57.00

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