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These. Wraps. Are. AMAZING. I work in Belltown and there is a Ralph’s market on the corner which sells these. I was in the mood to try something different for lunch, but wanted to stay healthy. The one I tried was tofu teriyaki. Now, I’m not a huge fan of tofu but I thought I would give it a shot and it was SO DELICIOUS. You can barely taste the tofu and it is bursting with flavor. Cannot wait to try the rest. Would HIGHLY reccommend these.

These wraps are great! Perfect for a cheap lunch. I buy them at City Foods (corner of 5^th and Vine) or Madison Market. My favorite is the tofu teriyaki, but the garden vegetable, mushroom, and lentil ones are pretty tasty too. They’re good hot or cold, but in general I prefer them warmed up, especially the ones with rice. From what I’ve seen, they’re all vegetarian, and many are egg and dairy-​free too.

I haven’t actually been to this location where they make their, what I like to call, «little bean sandwiches» so I don’t know if it includes a retail store, but you can find their little rolled up tortilla sandwiches/​burritos at Thriftway Markets, Metropolitan Market in the Admiral district of West Seattle, PCC markets and various food service locations on the UW Seattle campus (at least you could a few years ago, haven’t been schooling their recently). They’ve various combos such as white bean and feta, pinto and rice, mamma’s mushroom (don’t care for that, too much teryaki flavor), my personal faves Lentil and Rice Delight and Black Bean, both available in whole wheat or white tortillas. Occasionally the rice is underdone or they’ve overdone it on salt, hence 4 stars instead of 5. Their little proteinaceous bean sandwiches provided many a breakfast, lunch and dinner on the cheap and convenient as a grad student at UW. My two year old loves these, esp. the spicy ones.