Mr. Fried Rice
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I was quite exited to try out the Urban Hawker and Mr. Fried Rice was one of the locations I wanted to try. I got an order of the fried udon noodles to pair with dinner. There were options to add various proteins (chicken, pork, salmon etc) but I didn't add anything to my noodles.
Now I did order this to go but I have to admit that what was in my to go container didn't match the appearance of what was shown on the menu. That said the noodles were good...
Now I did order this to go but I have to admit that what was in my to go container didn't match the appearance of what was shown on the menu. That said the noodles were good...
Came to this spot on my 2nd visit to the Urban Hawker and they have a decent selection of rice dishes there. I stuck with the classic staple of Singapore fried rice and I was a bit dismayed by the portion of it at first but trust me, it's very filling so it packs more than what you see at first glance. I took a bite out of it and it felt like an out of world experience. I don't think I've EVER had fried rice that made me feel the myriad of emotions that I've...
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I got the salmon teriyaki fried rice and it was tasty and the salmon was a quality cut. Cant ask for much more for $18 in this area of NYC.
The fried rice has good wok hei flavor. It is on the wet side, which I personally don't mind but I can see it being a turn off for some.
The teriyaki sauce was a little too sweet, appealing to commercial tastes (not that authentic).
Maybe...