New Jersey pizza maker goes viral as millions watch her toss dough online



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A young pizza maker from New Jersey is drawing massive attention online after her cooking videos from a family-owned restaurant went viral, according to a report by the New York Post.
Julia Molinari, 21, who goes by the name “Jumo” on social media, has amassed millions of followers by posting short videos of herself preparing pizzas at Molinari’s Restaurant in Neptune City. Her content features everything from classic caprese pies to specialty toppings, often accompanied by lighthearted banter with relatives and staff working in the kitchen.
Molinari has built a following of more than 2.7 million on TikTok and about 1.5 million on Instagram, where fans regularly comment on both her cooking and on-camera presence. Some users have praised her growing popularity, while others have raised concerns about kitchen etiquette, including her loose hair while preparing food.
Despite mixed reactions, her videos continue to rack up millions of views, turning routine pizza-making into a viral spectacle and putting the small family restaurant in the online spotlight.