Rhode Island Now Has Authentic Peri Peri Cuisine, And It’s Exceptional

Tribos Peri Peri, known for its flavorful peri peri chicken and sides, has opened a new location in Providence, Rhode Island.

Peri peri is a hot pepper, grown in Africa, that is a close relative of the tabasco pepper. Most common in Africa and Portugal, these little peppers pack a serious punch... but when they're utilized property in sauces and spices, the taste is absolutely delightful (if you don't mind a kick).

Recently, Tribos Peri Peri opened in Providence, so it's now possible to get authentic Peri Peri cuisine right here in Rhody... and trust us when we say this place is a must.

Tribos Peri Peri has locations in several states, and they just opened a new location at 183 Angell Street in Providence.

Since its mid-May opening, it has already enticed quite a few happy Rhode Islanders.

For many years, the elusive peri peri pepper was was tucked away in Southern Africa, until Portuguese explorers discovered it in the 20th century.

Peri peri cuisine refers to anything topped with the spices or sauce -- and here, the chicken truly steals the show.

The chicken is gently grilled over a charcoal flame which can be paired with up to six signature sauces made with freshly ground spices. You also get to choose the heat level of your sauce, so there won't be any unpleasant surprises.

And here, picking out your sides is just as much fun as ordering your entree.

From classic fries to Tribos rice, the sides at this place do not disappoint.

The corn on the cob is already a local favorite, and for good reason -- it's grilled to perfection.

If chicken isn't what you're craving, you can always try a rice bowl, pita, wrap, or burger.

Tribos Peri Peri is a fantastic addition to Providence.

The eatery is open Tuesday - Sunday from 1 p.m. - 9 p.m. However, it's so new that hours may vary, so check their Facebook page or give them a call before you go.

We're thrilled to have Tribos Peri Peri here in Rhode Island. Stay up-to-date on their new adventures here.

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