Jamie Burgis expands WokWraps from Felixstowe. The new location is in Mildenhall, managed by his sister, Chloe.
Jamie felt like it was not real. He is 25 years old and from Felixstowe. The shop had renovations and rebranding. He revealed WokWraps was coming in November.
Jamie’s first shop opened in Felixstowe. It was on Beach Street in December 2023. It became very popular quickly. Jamie launched the business in July 2023.
The Mildenhall location seats sixteen people. Jamie’s sister, Chloe Baker, manages it. She is 29 and lives in Lakenheath. Jamie will work there for six months.
The community offered great support to Jamie and made them feel welcome. The shop is in the town center, and other takeaway outlets are near them.
Jamie and Chloe thanked George Morris, who developed this shop since November. Jamie lived in Bury St Edmunds before, but he moved for WokWraps.
He managed Top Garden in Bury, a Chinese takeaway place. He learned about flavor combinations, and he created the wraps from that experience.
Jamie began at town markets, selling WokWraps with his mom, Julie. The Mildenhall shop is open Wednesday to Sunday from midday to 8pm.
They offer rice bowls, wraps, and box meals. Salt and pepper chicken is a specialty, and they also use special seasoning.