Keeping it simple, Bing Mi serves up variations on the same dish: a crepe, folded into quarters, filled with goodies. It's easy to carry in your hand and perfectly portioned—somewhere between a snack and meal. A standard jianbing comes with egg, chili sauce (no spice is an option), pickled vegetables, green onion, and crunchy wonton crackers (inside!). Those wonton crackers are a dream come true. Long have I ordered sandwiches and then disassembled the prepared creation to add chips inside. The jianbing is the perfect solution to those seeking a little crunch at the heart of their wrap. One glance at the menu will you tell you this cart is all about customization. In my experience, the jianbing only grows in deliciousness with the addition of more eggs—same for pickled vegetables. If you can wrap your hands around a jianbing with extra wonton crackers probably depends on your personal hand dexterity, but I think you should try it. SUZETTE SMITH