“ My family and I have been on the hunt for the perfect place to experience Fufu for the very first time, and we finally found it! This restaurant's food is absolutely incredible! I was so stuffed, yet I couldn't help but want to keep eating because every bite was simply delicious. We’re already planning our next trip from Cibolo because it was that good! If you’re nearby or even just passing through, do yourself a favor and stop by for a bite—you don't want to miss out! We can't recommend it highly enough! ”

“ I have never had Fufu before as I wanted something different than I’ve already had and the wonderfully friendly worker HOOKED ME UP!!! So delicious to the last bite! My husband had the Jollof Rice with assorted meats and devoured that. We will definitely be back to try more! Don’t know why this place isn’t hopping but it should be!! ”

“ Oh my goodness ! I’ve been craving Egusi & FuFu for the longest and every place I’ve been to has never had the correct taste when they make it. But when I tell you TRICES does !! I got the Egusi & Fufu with chicken, they accidentally gave me beef but also gave me chicken but everything was amazing. My husband got the Red Snapper with Jollof rice & Plaintains. Which was freaking delicious. 10’s across the board! Food was amazing, service was amazing, and the music was amazing. Beautiful setting , every time me and my husband come through San Antonio again, this will definitely be the go to spot every time. ”

“ Ok.. I need to be honest and candid, because I want to ensure my reviews are reputable. I’ve been wanting to try African food for a WHILE and have seen a ton of videos of people eating fufu and wanted to try it for myself. I’ll start with this overall summary… it’s definitely an acquired taste! If you like ethnic foods like Mexican and Indian food, I think you’ll like this. Most of our table ordered Joloff rice, because I think that’s the most accepted dish for unacquainted Americans. It’s a flavorful rice made with a tomato sauce and spices swerved with the meat of your choice. Expect it to be large pieces of meat. My wife got chicken and it was three huge drums with sauce. My brother in law got tilapia, and it was literally the whole fish chopped in two pieces, bones and all. The meat was tender and delicious though. I wanted something with Fufu (a hammered yam dough-like ball that looks like bread and kind of has the consistency of a starchy or thick mashed potato), so they recommended the egusi soup. Wanting to really go authentic (since I love trying different foods from different cultures) I got the assorted meats, and in retrospect, I should have gone just beef or chicken. This had tripe in it, some other meat, and something I couldn’t even identify. Maybe a layer of lamb fat or something. I like menudo so I’m good with tripe, but maybe should have taken it a little easier on my first go round. You get a piece of the fufu, then soak it in the soup and grab some food, the eat it like that. Again, it really reminds me of Indian food, and I thought it was really good, but it wasn’t for everyone at the table. My wife isn’t quite as adventurous so it was a no for her. I ate every last bite lol So I definitely recommend trying it if you’ve never had African food but are an adventurous eater and like to try new things! Service was friendly and nice and the food was awesome :o). ”

“ Love the ambience. The waitress was so kind and professional. The food was delicious! Everything we ordered was simply tasty! I will definitely come again! We ordered so many things: Efo riro with Pounded yam, Amala with Gbegiri and Ewedu, Catfish pepper soup, Coconut rice with chicken, and Goat meat pepper soup! I can’t complain. As you can see the plates were empty and we had to take home leftovers. We ordered so much food not knowing if we would like what we ordered and they delivered! Thank you to the Trices team. ”

“ Absolutely amazing!! Food was delicious and had lots of flavor. The service was wonderful super nice and helpful! ”