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2013-03-12
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I went here today and here's the scoop:Chicken burrito: This is called a "burrito" on the menu. I would not call it that, I would call it a wrap. There were no beans, no cheese, no rice, no avocado, no hot sauce, no... it was chicken, and lettuce, and pico, in a wrap that was not grilled or steamed or anything. I've got nothing against wraps, I'm just telling you that if you eat here, they don't have burritos, whatever the sign says. If your idea of a burrito is a Mexican burrito, or a Mission b
Chicken burrito: This is called a "burrito" on the menu. I would not call it that, I would call it a wrap. There were no beans, no cheese, no rice, no avocado, no hot sauce, no... it was chicken, and lettuce, and pico, in a wrap that was not grilled or steamed or anything. I've got nothing against wraps, I'm just telling you that if you eat here, they don't have burritos, whatever the sign says. If your idea of a burrito is a Mexican burrito, or a Mission burrito, or a Tex-Mex burrito, or pretty much anything else anyone has ever called a burrito, this is not a burrito.
Chicken wrap: That said, here was my opinion: the chicken was fine, but not especially tasty, the lettuce was bland and if half the wrap is going to be lettuce, the sauce should kick it up. The sauce (or something) was watery and things got soggy. The pico was fine, but had cucumber in it, which is a violation of all that is good and true. I won't say I disliked it, but I won't say I liked it either. B-/C+
Mojito: On Fridays, they have $35 mojitos. If you think that's insane, the mojitos are huge. If you think that's insane, they're also really good. A+
Ultimately, I'd come back for a mojito, especially a $35 one. As for the food, Sheung Wan is so full of great stuff that I can't imagine wrapping up here again. Tough to rate... B?
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