Calories in Starbucks Korean Style Hot Honey Chicken Wrap

Calories in Starbucks Korean Style Hot Honey Chicken Wrap land at 422 per piece — a regular at my local Starbucks swore this was better than anything else in the grab-and-go case, and after trying it, I mostly agree, since the sweet-heat balance actually works instead of feeling like a gimmick flavor. With 21g of protein, it holds up as a real lunch rather than a snack.

It’s not vegetarian, and wheat and milk are the allergens to know about. The sugar sits at 10g, higher than most savory wraps on the menu, which comes straight from the hot honey glaze rather than anything hidden in the wrap itself.

If you liked how the Chicken & Bacon Caesar Wrap handles a creamy dressing, this is a good contrast since it leans sweet and spicy instead. The Spinach, Feta & Egg White Wrap is the vegetarian option if you want to stay in wrap territory, and the Mediterranean Focaccia is there if you’d rather skip the heat altogether.