Soulyve Reggae Wraps

Keep Your Soul Alive with fast, fresh, tasty, nutritious meals at Soulyve Caribbean Kitchen.

May 17, 2013 | | Back Issues | Best Bites | Departments | Food | FOOD Spring – Summer 2013

The humble roti has never had it so good. Soulyve chef Josh Blake has taken this classic Caribbean fast food staple and transformed it into a piece of Jamaican/Canadian fusion.  JP Perreault of Mono Centre wrote us to say how much he loves the Reggae veggie wrap, a spicy tofu-vegetable curry (chickpeas, potatoes, onions) topped with lettuce, tomatoes, a dollop of cumin yogurt, and wrapped in a soft-on-the-inside, crispy-on-the-outside paratha wrap. The Reggae also comes in a jerk chicken (shown here) and a jerk pork version, this time slathered with onions, cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, Cajun mayo and a chutney of apples, pineapple and mango. “In a town where it’s hard to find good fresh takeout, this is perfect for a filling lunch on the run,” says JP. If you order yours in-house, it comes with a side of sweet potato fries and house-made hot sauce for a little extra punch. “This is my ‘go to’ place for a fast, fresh, tasty, nutritious meal.” Thanks JP.

Soulyve Reggae Wraps

The Reggae also comes in a jerk chicken (shown here) and a jerk pork version, this time slathered with onions, cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, Cajun mayo and a chutney of apples, pineapple and mango. Photo by Pete Paterson.

 

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