Trick Daddy will fry just about anything at his new Miami Gardens restaurant. Even pie.

It’s here: Trick Daddy’s Sunday’s Eatery. And he’s waiting for you. By the fryer.

The Miami Gardens soul food restaurant’s grand opening was postponed due to Hurricane Dorian, but it’s fully operational now. Can you hear that sizzling noise?

Fans of the Miami rap legend, 45, will likely see Trick there. He does a lot behind the scenes, cooking up signature dishes like fried ribs, mac and cheese, corn bread and candied yams, along with his business partner Latosia Colvin, of The Licking fame.

“They’re gonna see see me here. They’re gonna see me in the kitchen. They’re gonna see me everywhere,” Trick told “Deco Drive.” “I represent this to the fullest. I don’t give a damn if the Dolphins or the Hurricanes win not one game this year. I’m a Miami boy for the rest of my life.”

If having your food cooked in hot oil or fat isn’t your thing, eat beforehand. Joking. Actually, some of the meats are oven baked, like one of the house specialties, the Cornish hen.

In an Instagram video, Trick tells his followers to visit, enticing them with a delicious looking, golden-crispy spread.

“Come and get your collard greens, your fried corn,” says the “Love & Hip Hop: Miami” star off camera. “Fried ribs. We even got fried sweet potato pie.”

Then, Trick’s catch phrase, “B---h, I got my pots!”

The Liberty City rapper born Maurice Young has been wanting a restaurant in his hometown for a while, so we’re happy for him, and are pumped to try anything he puts in front of us.

We’ll just be sure to take a run around the track first.

Details: Sunday’s Eatery, 2675 NW 207th St., Miami Gardens; 305-621-9600; www.facebook.com. 11 a.m.-10 p.m. daily, closed Tuesdays.

This story was originally published September 24, 2019 at 4:44 PM.