The Port of Peri Peri

This place has been on our radar for a little while. When we finally visited, we were very surprised to see the restaurant almost empty when we arrived (great! More food for us!), but yet with a healthy line of pick up customers (yeah, they know it’s this good!!). However, it didn’t last long. By the time we left, there were at least 6-8 tables taken.

We’re Northern transplants. The kind that are unashamed to admit we’d go to Virginia for the closest Nando’s Peri Peri. And we’re now so happy to have found this place! It is truly wonderful, from the delicious hummus and paneer cheese, to the juicy and wonderful chicken. You’re missing something in life if you don’t make your way to this little piece of heaven!!

The food was good but their behavior was so bad. There is a afghani guy, he was talking to us very rudely. But to be honest their food was very good.

What a fulfilling lunch it was. If anyone from Pakistan is missing Nandos in Dallas, this is the place to go. Peri peri so on point. We ordered 06 pcs wings for the starters, 02 leg quarters with steamed vegetable & rice as sides respectively along with a drink. Will definitely visit again.

We love nandos and were in search of something similar here. This place is really good and the flavors and spice levels are amazing. You can choose the level of spice you prefer! We tried the original chicken platter which is a whole chicken with 2 large sides. We took it in the medium and hot levels with Porto’s rice and their version of elote called perimayo corn.
We had leftovers for the next day!