Learn how to make omelet rice (Japanese omurice)! This is an easy (cheat) version!
I often feel like cooking something very simple without taking much effort, yet want to pretend that I spent some good time on it. Do you ever feel the same way? Then this omelet rice might come in handy. In fact, I cooked it 4 times in the last week already.
Michael was very intrigued how I cover the rice with the eggs so well. Although dicing vegetables can be a little annoying and the most time consuming part of the process, it is quite simple to make. Would you like to pretend too?
Ingredients for Omelet Rice (Omurice)
- 1/2 (50g) carrot
- 1/2 (80g) onion
- 1/3 (40g) red capsicum
- 80g smoked ham
- 100g crab stick
- 3 Tbsp tomato sauce/ketchup
- 1 Tbsp worcestershire sauce
- 4 eggs
- A pinch of salt
- 2 cups steamed rice
- Some rice bran oil
- Some tomato sauce/ketchup
How to Make Omelet Rice (Omurice)
-Stir frying rice (You will need a wok)
- Dice carrot, onion, red capsicums, ham and crab stick.
- Mix the tomato sauce (3 tbsp) and worcestershire sauce in a bowl.
- Pre heat the wok on high heat for 10 seconds and add some oil.
- Add all diced ingredients and saute for 1 minute.
- Reduce the heat to half.
- Add the steamed rice and the mixed sauce. Mix them well for 30 seconds.
- Turn the heat off.
-Omelet
- Beat two eggs in a bowl and add a pinch of salt.
- Heat a frying pan and add some oil. Pour the egg in the frying pan.
- Quickly spread the egg and make a thin, large, and round omelet.
- Repeat step 1 to 4 for the rest of the eggs.
-Shaping (You will need two deep bowls and two plates)
- When the omelets are made, place them in deep bowls.
- Put the stir fried rice on top of each omelet.
- Put the plate on top of the bowls. Turn them up side down and remove the bowl.
-Decoration
- Make a cross cut on top of the omelets and add some tomato sauce on top.
- Enjoy!
Omelet Rice (Omurice)
Prep Time
5 mins
Cook Time
10 mins
Total Time
15 mins
How to Make Omelet Rice (Japanese Omurice). This is an easy (cheat) version!
Course:
Main
Cuisine:
Korean
Servings: 2
Calories: 574 kcal
Ingredients
- 1/2 carrot (50g)
- 1/2 onion (80g)
- 1/3 red capsicum (40g)
- 80 g smoked ham
- 100 g crab stick
- 3 Tbsp tomato sauce (ketchup)
- 1 Tbsp worcestershire sauce
- 4 eggs
- A pinch of salt
- 2 cups steamed rice
- Some rice bran oil
- Some tomato sauce (ketchup)
Instructions
-Stir frying rice (You will need a wok)
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Dice carrot, onion, red capsicums, ham and crab stick.
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Mix the tomato sauce (3 tbsp) and worcestershire sauce in a bowl.
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Pre heat the wok on high heat for 10 seconds and add some oil.
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Add all diced ingredients and saute for 1 minute.
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Reduce the heat to half.
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Add the steamed rice and the mixed sauce. Mix them well for 30 seconds.
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Turn the heat off.
-Omelet
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Beat two eggs in a bowl and add a pinch of salt.
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Heat a frying pan and add some oil. Pour the egg in the frying pan.
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Quickly spread the egg and make a thin, large, and round omelet.
-
Repeat step 1 to 4 for the rest of the eggs.
-Shaping (You will need two deep bowls and two plates)
-
When the omelets are made, place them in deep bowls.
-
Put the stir fried rice on top of each omelet.
-
Put the plate on top of the bowls. Turn them up side down and remove the bowl.
-Decoration
-
Make a cross cut on top of the omelets and add some tomato sauce on top.
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Enjoy!
Recipe Notes
1 Tbsp = 15 ml
hello eunie after i watch rooftop prince..i tried to cook that omurice in our home but not look like yours but it look like omurice hehehe because no kimchi here in the philippines..but i like your recipe so much eunie 🙂
i love rooftop prince ever… i wanted to see them..
This omurice is a cheater version. 🙂 I did this to make the “wrapping” easier.
after watching the Korean dramas Playful Kiss & Rooftop Prince I madly wanted to taste the Omurice… thanks 4 the recipe, I’ll enjoy cooking & eating Omurice !
I hope you enjoy your omurice!
OMG! I made this too after watching Roof top Prince! Its Yummy!
RoofTop Prince made me wanna do this recipe so badly ,, Cause it Looked so amazing in the Darama when Park yoochun was eating it
Exactly as it Looks in the pics shown
Thank you for the recipe <3
I hope you enjoy the recipe, Loca! I’ve got to watch that TV show soon. Everyone visiting this page all seem to be influenced by that. 🙂
I made Omurice right after I watched Rooftop Prince.. its taste was amazing.. 🙂
Great!
yeah, i made a search because i wonder how the rangers and the prince love this omurice…will try this one…i love rooftop prince …the best ever..thanks for posting.. and im glad, i have others who shared the same feeling as i am…
i will definitely try dis recipie.thanks for dis beautiful recipe.:P
This will be our breakfast for today! Hehe.. Thanks for the recipe. Ilove korean food. Especially this one! 🙂
I will definitely make this dish soon! anticipating feel like in the drama 😀
Ouh my no doubt after watching the Roof Top Prince, i kinda like the simple meal prepared by Park Ha. And here I am looking into the recipe, indeed its simple and straightforward. Thanks for sharing, at least now i know what i do if i have left over rice which normally gosh into the rubbish bin.
OMGOSH! I’m soo craving for omurice after watching Rooftop Prince.
Hi Hadijah Manan! I am looking for this recipe after I have watched Roof Top Prince!
*too ^.^
I really love Rooftop Prince and I was searching for this recipe for a long time 😀 Now here it is!!!
I was craving for omurice after watching Rooftop Prince =)
Thats why Im here. Looking for its recipe….
For Sandra, do not soaked the rice, use the steamed rice instead(the normal way on how to cooked the rice).
Thanks for sharing the recipe =)
Hi
Does anyone have thoughts on how long you need to soak your rice before cooking? My grandmother did it overnight and it tasted great but sometimes you just forget to do it the night before.
I used to eat this when I was in Korea in 1966. It was great. I used to think the Koreans were calling it Home Rice.
Great recipe. But I find it delicious with Green Paprika and extra garlic as well. Too bad, most restaurants in Korea pour massive amounts of flavour enhancers in virtually all dishes including omurice.
i’ve tried this recipe n i must thank u for d trick…my kids love it…tq sooo much..it wont b dat difficult to wrap d rice anymore..hehe
Sounds ghastly.
This is not Korean food. It seems Korean-American – yes that pejorative is needed to justify this utterly horrible recipe.
On the contrary, it’s originally Japanese.
Antonego,
Well, I would say my recipe is a Korean fusion version. I bet you will change your mind after trying the recipe 😉
WOW, amazing, and thanks for your share.
I’ll try this recipe and method tonight as my dinner, hope it wouldn’t difficult to try (>_
Ah! This recipe is amazing! Thanks so much for posting it. I have always wanted to try this, but was scared because I didn’t know what was in it or how to make it. The tutorial and pictures are great! Looks like I know what I’m making for dinner tonight!! ~~~ヾ(＾∇＾)
Thank you! I am terrible at making omelets, so your bowl trick made my otherwise pretty fail omurice look pretty damned good.
I’ve been wanting to try to make this for a long time. I will definitely try it soon
great recipe! i tried it and its really good ^^
i can never turn things over though ^^;;
Thanks for omurice recipe =)
I wonder how to put rice inside the omelet but yours is tricky and easy lol
I’ll try it
Oh my gosh! I pack my lunch for my older sister (who is a big lazy bum that can’t make her own lunch ^^) and myself. I grew up eating omurice when I lived in Korea. I haven;t had once since I was eight! I going to make them mini-omurice tomorrow as a special becasue tomorrow is the end of my sister’s SAT testing!!
Wow~~!! Thanks for sharing. By far, this has been the best recipe! ^___^ I am gonna try this out!
Im cooking it for my mum’s birthday breakfast on Sun Morning.. It looks awesome. =)) THX! Hope it all turns out WELL~ *Fingers crossed* =DD
this is such a cute way to make an omurice
ive also been drooling over omurice and the demiglace sauce since watching lunch queen too ~~~
i really want to make it sometime
Your Omurice recipe is the best one I found on the net. Maybe because its the closest that resembles my mother’s recipe. Thank you! 🙂
We thoroughly enjoyed the Omurice. I’ll be making this again. Thank You!
Ingenious! Most of the time I am lazy and will only make thin omelets, then roll and cut them in strips to pile on top of fried rice, or worse, I just include scrambled egg in the fried rice. Omuraisu in it’s real form has eluded me! I will try your idea next time–great looking result for such a simple technique.
Mmmm. . . I made this recipe and it was great! Thanks, Sue!
Hi Sue, I have tried it for dinner tonight. It was a success. It’s so easy to make, and yet it looked like a cuisine ^^. Thanks so much. I will be trying more of your Korean dishes.
I didn’t know this was an actual dish, I thought it was just something my Kinapa invented 🙂 I love to make this with some SPAM or chicken and some ranch dressing as a dip, weird, huh? And that’s a great idea to cut the cross on top and eat it that way, I’ll have to try this next time!
Thanks everyone for your kind words. I didn’t expect these sensational reactions to this omelet. 🙂 I really hope you and your families enjoy having your omelet as much as I did. Good luck to you all!
I’ve just drooled all over my keyboard. I just found this site and am really excited. Omurice is one of my favorite dishes from my childhood. My mom would never take the care in crafting the shape of the omelette like you’ve done so well, but it looks just like I remember tasting it. so so so good.
Greate recipe. Thanks
yeah, omurice. i’ve been craving for that since i’ve seen lunch queen as well. omurice with demiglace sauce. 😀
this looks wonderful. thanks for sharing the recipe. 😀 gotta try this. 😀
Hi , Yes, I will definitely pretend this weekend.
Our almost 3yr old saw a photo of your masterpiece and said “YUM!”. He took the words right out of my mouth. I’ll be making it on the weekend.
so cute lookin!
Yum! I ate this in Korea many times, but I’ve never mastered the art of making it myself. I will definitely try your recipe! THANKS 🙂
ooh, omurice, haven’t had that in ages! I also like omusoba, where you put yakisoba inside instead of rice.
This is just the most delicious looking thing I’ve seen in ages. I can’t wait to make it! Yum!
Thanks for sharing a nice tip on how to put the rice inside the omelette! I will have to try this one day, it seem so easy!
That’s a neat idea to cover the rice with the egg. 🙂 I don’t like to spend time dicing vegetables too, so I usually buy them frozen. If I buy them fresh, sometimes I cannot finish what I bought anyway.
That definitely looks awesome. And simple too.
I shall be trying it out soon. Thanks for the recipe!
wow!!! that is a very innovative way of making omurice… I always think it’s very complicated to envelope the fried rice inside the omelette. I have been drooling over omurice ever since i watch the japanese drama “lunch queen”
Bravo!!!
Nice presentation too!!!