Jollofology — Restaurant in Salt Lake City

This is not a real location - looks like a ghost kitchen.

Updated - Response to owner: I am sorry that the review feels unfair. I wish to let you know that your current listing led to a poor experience consistent with 1 star. I am happy to rescind it should you address the following:

1. Your listing on Google Maps states "Dine-In" is an option.
2. Your listing comments on multiple amenities, such as bathroom availability, the atmosphere of the location, and wheelchair accessibility. This suggests a dine-in experience.
3. There was no signage we encountered at the location that indicated the restaurant operates at this location, even for takeout or delivery.

Please ensure your listing is accurate and that it is clearly marked as a delivery-only restaurant (or however otherwise it is intended). I wish you the best of luck in your work and will gladly update my review based on...

Jollofology introduced me to Nigerian food, and then I explored it more in my travels. Funny how Jollofology is better than every other Nigerian restaurant I’ve tried. The jollof rice is epic, so rich and perfectly spicy, and with just a little bit of plantains and peppers in each bite 😋 Last week I tried the burrito, which I couldn’t get enough of, some of the side sauce on every bite. I’m not vegan, but with this food, you don’t even know you’re eating vegan. So far they are only open on Sundays, so I am having Nigerian food every...

Tried a little bit of everything available today and that menu is all hits, no misses. The jollof is very authentic, flavors on point. The zobo (sobolo if you really know what's up) is so well balanced. I ordered takeout here for the first time today and best believe...