Wrap City

Great food for a great value. I love their chickety noodle bowl. The ginger in it makes it oh so yummy. The owners are also great and oh so friendly every time I go. Plus they support local charities! Support this awesome local food cart!

Great food and friendly people. My five bucks usually goes to a Kesey curry bowl. Everyone who works downtown should get this into their regular lunch rotation.

Rarely, when the moon is full and the stars align, Mama gets to go out and have lunch by herself. There was a time in my life when that would be a lonely thing, but occasionally the space to blare my music (or something that is NOT Disney related or Elmo), not have to come up with conversation, and be the sole decider of what’s for lunch is absolutely irresistible!
SHH! Don’t tell my family!
I’d seen the cart grouping set up in the MJ parking lot by Venture Data, and had been wanting to blow through and check them out. I went to each stand and checked them out in turn.
I really liked the wrap choices on the menu at Wrap City and a wrap seemed like a food that would be easy to eat in my car on the way back to the office. Another huge draw– they accept cards and the prices are very reasonable.
Actually, the prices were a little TOO reasonable. I didn’t expect much for $ 5, but was pleasantly surprised. My wrap was cut in two, both about the length of my hand and stuffed so full it could barely close.
The person I spoke with was a guy in his mid 20’s. He was very friendly and helpful. I let him know I have a sensitivity to garlic. He said there was no garlic on the cart. Ehh… there was garlic in the peanut sauce. My tongue itched for an hour after eating my wrap.
The wrap was about 80% cabbage with a smattering of discernable chicken shreds. I’d take a skinnier wrap if it meant less cabbage, but woo– my cabbage quota for the week was easily met. You know — if there was such a thing and I desperately needed to meet it in one sitting.
I could taste rice but didn’t see much. The peanut sauce was tasty, if ill-​advised. If anything, I thought it was a bit thin and I wanted MOAR. The guy at the cart asked if I wanted a little heat on it. «Heat» usually equates to garlic and spices, so I’d declined, but the wrap was so very one-​note I almost wish I’d gotten some on the side to try. I’d take a skinnier wrap if it meant less cabbage, but woo– my cabbage quota for the week was easily met. You know — if there was such a thing and I desperately needed to meet it in one sitting.
I ate half and gave the other half to my friend, who essentially inhaled it in a single breath. She said it was very good and would try it again.
I’d like to try one of their different wrap choices. I’m intrigued enough to go back, but next time I’ll request to see the ingredients list on the sauce and request a half-​portion of cabbage.

Got the Thai Dye wrap, very good. I didn’t expect two small tacos but hey i love surprises! When they asked me if i would want it spicier and after saying yes i hoped for a burn your mouth type of hot. Not that the spices weren’t great (they were) just not spiced up enough.
The peanut sauce tasted a little watered down but it still tasted great. I might go back tomorrow and get a rice bowl instead of wrap.

Cute little yellow trailer with a great menu. Located in the MJacobs parking lot. I had a chicken teriyaki with yakisoba noodles. Pretty yummy. Lots of ginger in the sauce. Everything on their menu is $ 5. Cool!

I love this place! Great price for a good amount of pretty healthy, tasty food. The owners are extremely friendly and I have tried and liked most of their menu. I have only one criticism that is a matter of personal taste: Their food is delicious, but some of their saltier options could benefit from a little acid. I put a little lemon juice on my Bohemian wrap today and it really enhanced the already good flavors.

I’m here for a conference and was walking around at lunch time. Stopped by to ask them a question and decided to try them out; ended up having a bowl. Good price, great food and awesome service! Couldn’t ask for more! I will definitely be coming back again before I fly home on Friday!

It just keeps getting better! The new location is safer & has parking. They have a window for orders & one for pickup so no more wondering if someone has already ordered our not! If you haven’t been here, you’re missing out on great food & friendly owners who give back to our community each month by donating to a non-​profit like NW Dog Project & Relay for Life to name two. Go eat there, try the Despo or any of them really; they’re all delicious. You can have it veggie only, extra spicy, some of this, none of that … total perfection! Enjoy, tell them tonee sent you!

Probably the best lunch spot in downtown. The owners are not only great people they are fast, friendly and will make your lunch to order (within reason). Add that to the fact they absolutely do not charge enough for the meals they make and you have one heck of a regular lunch spot. This is a sure fire bet for a good lunch. Only downside is not every bowl will appeal to someone so if you have a bowl you don’t love it’s best to try another type.

This is now one of our go-​to spots for a bite to eat. Amazing food for a great price.

I take a stroll to Wrap City once a week. Fresh ingredients, consistent flavor, nice weekly specials when you’re in the mood to try something new. Ask them to spice it up with aardvark sauce. Good location for people watching.

This is my go to lunch when I don’t pack my lunch at work!
They are awesome! Not only is the food good, it is inexpensive, and they have amazing customer service! I am going to be completely honest though, I have never actually gotten a wrap here. I always get the bowls, just because I am more of a rice or noodle girl rather than a wrap one. If you are in a hurry for lunch, they make everything super fast, and don’t make you feel like you are forgotten about as they are making the food. They know how to do a food cart, and there is no secret to why they have now been around for two years!

Everyone at my firm goes here for lunch. There are probably at least six bowls in our fridge at work right now. They are only five dollars, and you get a BUNCH of food. A bunch. I’m not a huge fan of the Thai bowl, too peanut-​y for me… But that could be personal preference. Eating the «despo» right now and I really like the lime avocado and cilantro dressing. They also have a charity they give to each month… Which is pretty awesome! All and all good place to get a quick lunch.

Great little cart with an impressive business model.
Vegetarian and vegan options!
I usually don’t like peanut sauce but I love their Thai-​dye wrap!: rice, veggies and peanut sauce wrapped in two warm tortillas. The extremely friendly owners will even let you sub tofu and almond slivers instead of chicken. only $ 5

I can not say enough wonderful things about this place! EVERYTHING at Wrap City is absolutely delicious… from their creative wraps, their innovative salads, and their fantastic soups/​sauces — over the top DELICIOUS.
And if that wasn’t enough, Jessica and Eric and two of the kindest spirits you have ever met and they are both so passionate about what they are doing with their business.
Do yourself a favor and stop in for lunch at the cute little yellow food cart in Kensey Square, located at Broadway and Willamette. It truly doesn’t get any better than this place for lunch!

I work downtown and eat lunch here 2 or 3 times a week. Great food, fast, and inexpensive. I would definitely recommend trying this out if you’re downtown, and it’s even worth a drive if you’re not.

[Please read my earlier reviews for more details.]
UPDATE 7÷30÷13: Wrap City’s awesome punch card promotion has ended, but it’s still one of the best lunch deals around! And I just want to add that Jessica and husband Eric are model small business owners: They produce a quality product, listen to and respect their customers, love what they’re doing, and give back to the community.
As food carts go, it doesn’t get much better than this!
(Keep up the great work, guys!)

When you approach the downtown food cart square you will typically see three food carts: one serving hot dogs, one serving bar food, and Wrap City. However, you will only see one line, and that’s at Wrap City. Wrap City is popular for a reason. The food is super cheap ($ 5 for a wrap), the options are plentiful (approx 6 – 7 wraps to choose from but they vary greatly in style/​flavor), and the service is excellent (always with a smile!). The first time I went I was pleasantly surprised to open the foil and find two smaller wraps instead of one large wrap. I probably could have split the meal with someone and walked away satisfied. That means, on a cheap day, I could spend $ 2.50 and get a delicious, homemade wrap. Doesn’t get better than that!

Tried them today and was a bit disappointed. I had the Thai Dye wrap; a small flour tortilla filled with steamed white rice, cold slaw and a few pieces of chicken. Not much peanut sauce to formulate a valid opinion of it.
They have potential but need to step it up for me to come back.

My favorite place in town, by far, so I decided to write my first review.
The owner, Jessica, is amazing! She not only makes you feel special when you order your food by being upbeat, friendly and full of life, but also caters to your every food need!
The food (wraps, quesadillas and cookies) is fantastic. I crave a Thai wrap everyday, solely because of the peanut sauce (homemade by Jessica’s husband) and tortillas (which are locally made and then cooked by Jessica). The best part about this wrap? It is vegan! Second best part about the wrap? It consists of TWO huge halves! The prices are also decent for the food you get. My vegan Thai wrap? Only $ 4, which equates to a steal in my opinion! A cookie that comes from Crumb Together for only $ 1.50.
If you haven’t checked it out yet it is must in Eugene. She is open until 2 o’clock most days, unless she runs out of her ever popular food! So go and support a local food stand that really is amazing :)