Broadway’s new Thai Lucine sets out to prove that you can wrap darn near anything delicious

The Chicken Tom Yum Wrap (Image: Thai Lucine)

A new Broadway food and drink project shows that you can make a wrap out of anything delicious.

Thai Lucine has opened in the Barclay Broadway building just south of James. The sibling to Roosevelt Way Thai joint Ban Hua Sai specializes in on the go versions of Thai classics like the “Keow Waan” Thai Green Curry Wrap or “Massaman” Thai Peanut Curry Wrap.

A selection of Thai salad bowls, soups, and sides like pot stickers, spring rolls, and larb stix round out the offerings along with a menu of Thai coffees, teas, and milks.

Thai Lucine adds a new food and drink neighbor to the Barclay project where it joins Tam Noodle Box.

The opening of Thai Lucine joins the recent area addition of The Roll Pod on E Madison with its take on Indian bowls and wraps.

Seattle international wrap pioneer Spice Waala, meanwhile, began its growth as a socially conscious provider of Indian street food on 15th Ave E in 2019.

At Thai Lucine, owners Akaphab and Pimonsiri Chuenchusakul also hope to grow their fast food concept and “modern take on Thailand’s most authentic flavors.”

Thai Lucine is now open at 412 Broadway. Follow @thailucine for updates.

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