Jonny’s Claypot Rice阿力煲仔飯
1835 S Canal St, Chicago
(312) 846-1188
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pork ribs claypot rice 排骨煲仔饭
Salted Fish with Minced Meat
Spare Ribs w Preserved Meat
Roast Duck Pork or BBQ Pork
Salted Chicken Clay Pot
Sausage Claypot Rice
Complimentary Soup
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Hidden inside a Chinese supermarket, this spot is a true gem for comforting and affordable claypot rice. For just around $30, we enjoyed a full meal without needing to worry about tips — amazing value!
We tried the Chinese sausage claypot rice, which came sizzling hot with that perfect crispy bottom layer of rice that makes claypot so special. The sausage was savory and slightly sweet, balancing beautifully with the soy sauce drizzled on top.
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We tried the Chinese sausage claypot rice, which came sizzling hot with that perfect crispy bottom layer of rice that makes claypot so special. The sausage was savory and slightly sweet, balancing beautifully with the soy sauce drizzled on top.
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Love these Claypot dinners! Made fresh to order right in front of you!
I come all the time, the beef congee, chicken congee, and seafood congee are sooo comforting and delicious!
I recently tried their eel Claypot and the spare ribs with Chinese sausage and broccoli. You can't go wrong with any of their entrees! Comes with a free complimentary soup which is so flavorful too!
Definitely worth the price, great value and...
I come all the time, the beef congee, chicken congee, and seafood congee are sooo comforting and delicious!
I recently tried their eel Claypot and the spare ribs with Chinese sausage and broccoli. You can't go wrong with any of their entrees! Comes with a free complimentary soup which is so flavorful too!
Definitely worth the price, great value and...
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What I do is order takeout, bring it home and put the aluminum takeout bowl directly over flame and cook it for 5-10 minutes longer to develop a nice 飯焦/faan ziu.
The cooking time depends on how the bottom crust is developing. I also hit it with a torch on the sides where the bottom flames can't reach as well to...