Bay Wrap

The wraps are huge. You can either eat them or throw them at your enemies. Either way, it will serve it's intended purpose. The diverse menu makes it hard to choose. I go off script sometimes, but mostly I stick to the Teriyaki no Saki. Super friendly environment. Employees are top notch. I really enjoy everything about this place.

Yeah, the wraps are pricey, but you get what you pay for. The ingredients are fresh daily, the sauces are spot on, and the portions are LARGE. This cook tastes what he's selling before he sells it. Ask to add avocado to the vegetarian Texas Nightmare, and you are in heaven, if you like a nod to Tex-Mex flavors. My favorite is the Yah'Mon, chicken, mango, sweet red peppers, lime rice and chopped spices with jerk sauce. TO DIE FOR. They're all good. Long list of cheerfully named choices. If you like spicy, ASK! Old time Mainers don't like anything spicier than mac & cheese. Nobody in town starts with a 5 out of 10 on the heat scale, so as not to drive off winter business.

So after a hike in the town of Liberty I was in need of a sandwich. So I did what millions of Americans do, searched Google!! Which gave me three choices in Belfast, Subway, another local place to remain unnamed and Bay Wrap. So I make my way to Bay Wrap where I discover due to the Covid you need to phone you order in, pay over the phone than make your way to a window on the backside of the building where you will be rewarded with an amazing bounty of nutritious nutrients! I order the To Thai For, which according to the menu is grilled chicken, in a thai red curry peanut sauce, jasmine rice, carrots, sprouts, cucumber, fresh cilantro, “thai-d” up in a chili tortilla. Let’s just say I was more than satisfied and will probably be stopping by again the next time I find myself in Belfast Maine in need of a sandwich.