Chinese Rice Dishes

Yangzhou fried rice is a Chinese dish consisting of rice, eggs, and vegetables such as carrots, mushrooms, peas, while the common additions also include shrimps, meat, scallions, and Chinese ham. Traditional versions sometimes may incorporate sea ... READ MORE

Lotus leaf rice (lo mai gai or nor mai gai) is a classic Chinese dish consisting of sticky rice wrapped and steamed in lotus leaves. The rice is usually soaked, seasoned with various condiments and spices, and blended with additi... READ MORE

Claypot rice is a traditional dish that’s especially popular in Malaysia, Singapore, and Hong Kong. Although there are numerous variations on the dish, it’s often made with a combination of long-grain rice, mushrooms, chicken, sausage,... READ MORE

Sizzling rice in tomato sauce is a traditional Hangzhou dish consisting of piping hot tomato sauce that is poured over hot guoba (rice crust), producing an inviting fragrance and creating the characteristic sizzling sound, hence the name.... READ MORE

Hokkien fried rice is a popular Chinese rice dish originating from the province of Fujian. In order to prepare it, rice and eggs are first stir-fried together, then topped with a thick gravy made with poultry, dried mushrooms, seafood, and vegetab... READ MORE

Lo mai fan is a traditional rice dish originating from China. It’s often served as a part of dim sum meals. Chinese sticky rice, as it’s also known, is made with a combination of glutinous rice, shiitake mushrooms, shrimps, soy sauce, ... READ MORE

Fried rice with bean sprouts is a traditional dish that's especially popular in Hangzhou. The dish is usually made with a combination of cooked rice, scallions, diced Jinhua ham, soy sauce, bean sprouts, oyster sauce, vegetable oil, and black pepp... READ MORE

Yin yang fried rice is a traditional dish originating from Hong Kong. It usually consists of a plate of fried rice that's accompanied by chicken, ketchup sauce, and onions (the red side) and shrimp, peas, and egg whites (the white side). The dish ... READ MORE

Dresil is a sweet rice dish originating from Tibet. It’s served on special occasions and festivities throughout the year, and it’s eaten for breakfast on the first day of the New Year. Dresil is usually made with a combination of rice ... READ MORE