Trinilicious Caribbean Cuisine

I ordered a roti and mauby, and I devoured both. There are not many Caribbean restaurants let alone Trini restaurants in the area, so I'm happy that there's one close by. My was roti big and flavorful, and the owner was so sweet. I will definitely be back when I have a craving for good curry and a roti.

This Trini restaurant has potential to become a legend in the Dallas Foodie scene as Trinidadian restaurants are hard to find unless you are in New York or Miami. The specialties here are roti and doubles. Especially the doubles since they sell out quick. Even if you are not Trini I recommend stopping here for a taste of the Caribbean since these restaurants are known for serving delicious offerings.

Best doubles in DFW but only available on the weekends. I be tearing them jokers up they so good

Great food and service reminds me of home You can tell the food was made with love and it's very fresh

Hi can you share the address of the new location or city? We want to know and are looking forward to the reopening.

Soooo good! I got the curry chicken w RotiService was real fast. Went on my lunch break from work

I always have a great experience coming to this place from the service to the quality of food! I always come here whenever I need my Caribbean food fix and always leave satisfied! The place is small on the inside but definitely give a good vibe and welcoming feel from the waiter to the food preparer! I love this spot I'll give a 10 stars if I could!

Hands down the best Trini food in DFW. Amazing authentic doubles and roti. Some weekends they have salt fish and bake.

I was driving by on my way to another restaurant and saw this new restaurant advertising Caribbean food. I love trying new cuisine so we stopped. Trinilicious is Trinidad style cuisine which was my first time trying it. Sintra, who is also the owner, was working the lunch counter and was happy to point out what each dish was on the counter ready to serve. We ordered the curry goat and got rice and beans as the two sides amongst many other side options. This was probably the best thing we ordered as the goat was falling off the bone tender and the curry was not greasy or oily and complemented the goat perfectly.We also ordered the bake and salted fish which is salt fish inside a pocket sandwich that's almost like a pita bread but it was way more fluffy and buttery than pita. I love salted fish and this really hit the spot. I also ordered the doubles watch was a chickpea curry inside roti I think. It was so flavorful and Sintra recommended the spices to add to it based on my answers to a few questions about my spice preferences.For drinks we ordered Mauby tea and the beetroot with carrot juice. Mauby was explained to me as a type of tea from the bark of a tree amongst other spices. It was sweet but not overly sweet and I tasted fennel/anise which I love because it gives a licorice taste to it. Beetroot with carrot juice was also blended with other spices but was very fiber heavy from the carrot so it was close to a smoothie texture or blended veggie shake, however it was sweet and maybe had coconut milk in it or some regular milk. We preferred the Mauby.I can't wait to try other things on the menu. There was a fancy looking Mac n cheese and curried potatoes that looked amazing. There's also a couple more milky tea drinks and a hibiscus style tea to try.A few tips before you get there. Keep in mind it is a small restaurant and would probably be difficult to bring a group larger than 4 because of limited seating but they can probably combine tables if you call ahead. Parking situation is easiest to just park in the back as the front was packed with the neighbor's business customers as well .

Drove over an hour to this place, only to find out they were closed on Monday at 3:30pm.