T / Fried Rice

  • Thai Fried Rice @ Thaimeless
    Spotted March 22, 2012
    I asked for chilli. They gave me the entire plant in a dish. Work was a bit hot the rest of the day...
    T spotted this 2 months ago
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      T Underneath all that rice is chilli. I reckon the entire plant picked.
      about 1 month ago.
      Lil
      Lil You should've taken a shot of it. Like how you lifted up the skirt of the egg rice dish lol
      about 1 month ago.
      T
      T *looks down at the floor* I was hungries.....
      about 1 month ago.
      Carastian
      Carastian Ahhh booby trapped fried rice... Had something similar the other day at the favorite Chinese place where they asked whether I like spicy - which I foolishly answered yes. Sweat sweat and a burning sensation was the side order of this beautiful dish:-) beer helped.
      about 1 month ago.
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  • Thai Fried Rice with Chicken @ @ Thailand
    Spotted March 06, 2012
    Always lovely, always soft, always...
    T spotted this 3 months ago
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  • Chicken Fried Rice @ Thaimeless
    Spotted February 21, 2012
    The menu is quite simple here and I didnt want to keep ordering the same foods - so I went down the fried rice path! Surprisingly quite nice! Did you know the difference that makes Thai fried rice different is that it is usually served with sliced cucumber and "Prik nam pla", a spicy sauce made of Thai chili, fish sauce and chopped garlic.
    T spotted this 3 months ago
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  • Nasi Goreng @ Nonya By Ginger & Spice
    Spotted January 28, 2012
    Malay fried rice with chicken and prawns topped with fried egg
    T spotted this 4 months ago
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  • Fried Rice @ @ Thailand
    Spotted December 22, 2011
    Fried Rice from Thai restaurants is radically different from that of common fried rice, mostly due to the use of Jasmine rice and has various additions not found in Chinese fried rice. It is usually served with sliced cucumber and "Prik nam pla", a spicy sauce made of Thai chili, fish sauce and chopped garlic.
    T spotted this 5 months ago
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      Lil
      Lil YEH! How gross aye? LOL that's kinda funny, non pineapple fans. It's normally non seafood or non alcohol or something broader.
      4 months ago.
      T
      T Like Hawaiian pizza is always a no no
      4 months ago.
      T
      T That's how I discovered that peeps don't like pineapples! Lol
      4 months ago.
      Lil
      Lil =O we used to always get Hawaiian pizza when we had take out pizza at home. Got sick of it!
      4 months ago.
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  • Thai Fried Rice @ @ Thailand
    Spotted December 22, 2011
    Probably my fav place for Fried rice now. There's no mini prawns and it's made pretty spot on!
    T spotted this 5 months ago
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  • Thai Fried Rice @ @ Thailand
    Spotted December 10, 2011
    Fried rice because we didn't feel like being daring to try other stuff. Stick-to-basics day we called it. Did you know: Fried rice is often served as the penultimate dish in Chinese banquets (just before dessert). As a home-cooked dish, fried rice typically is made with left over ingredients from other dishes, leading to countless variations. At home, we do the same - just to use up the excess rice we made that is close to drying up! Making fried rice softens the rice again and finishes up the other foods we have left!
    T spotted this 6 months ago
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  • Spicy Fried Rice @ Satang Thai Takeway
    Spotted October 23, 2011
    Oh yeah. REAL spicy.
    T spotted this 7 months ago
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