Mr Bing Gourmet Wrapz

I wandered the streets from Ultimo to Redfern in hope to randomly discover a hole-in-the-wall place to try. After finding nothing that jumped out at me, I walked back to Broadway Shopping Centre... feeling somewhat defeated and ready to default my stomach to a Subway sandwich... when out of nowhere I saw Mr Bing Gourmet Wrapz.

By far, it did not really stand out... in fact with the glare hitting the glass window you can barely see their menu. I stopped for a quick look... hesitated... but then gave in to my curiosity and purchased myself a Miss Kim (The name of a wrap not a Korean girl behind the counter).

The Miss Kim is a Korean BBQ Pork wrap with mild chilli and mayo sauce, cracker, sweet and sour carrots, fresh salad and coriander. I took my wrap across the road to the park to enjoy...

The wrap itself was a flour and egg combo... with the actual sillouete of the fried egg in the wrap as you eat... This was a fantastic twist BUT unfortunately the wrap section without egg (mainly the ends) was slightly undercooked and tasted doughy and raw. The middle section of the wrap was more evenly cooked though.

The sauce in the wrap was more than sufficient and it was delicious... the perfect way to tie the wrap together. I especially love the crunch texture of the broken crackers amongst the wrap. The pork was soft and well cooked and the carrots and salad worked well together.

Pricewise the wrap costed $8.90 but was actually a decent size for it's price....

While I waited for my wrap to be prepared, it was interesting to read the plaque on the building and to find out there's a historic sandstone wall attached from 1843.

I'm not sure if I'd return though... yes the concept and idea is interesting and quite different BUT there's something just not WOW enough for me to return... especially when Sydney has so much more to offer.