Garlicky and buttery, this simple Japanese Garlic Fried Rice topped with garlic chips is full of flavors! You can enjoy this fried rice recipe with many dishes including grilled shrimp.
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Ingredients:
2 rice cooker cups uncooked Japanese short grain rice
2-3 cloves garlic
2 Tbsp extra virgin olive oil (30 ml)
1 Tbsp unsalted butter (15 g) (Skip for Vegan)
1 tsp soy sauce (5 ml) (Use GF soy sauce for GF)
¼ tsp kosher salt (or more for taste)
freshly ground black pepper
3 stalks parsley
Grilled Shrimp Skewer (Optional)
6 medium size shrimp
½ Tbsp extra virgin olive oil
1 Tbsp sake (15 ml)
kosher salt
freshly ground black pepper
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Fried rice without egg is not good.
wow, nice job – and that’s one sharp knife!
Love the new format! New angles and depths – lovely to see all of you Nami instead of just hands! As always, this looks delicious. No doubt it is. Just One Cookbook has always been my go-to Japanese cooking site. Have consistently made and kept a jar of your mentsuyu recipe, in my fridge for years. Thank you team Just One Cookbook! PS. Please don’t ever remove your children’s chorus of ‘itadakimasu’ ❤️
oishiso desu ne! Arigato!!!
What I love about your videos is that they show how simple it is to make delicious Japanese food. At first I was intimidated but I’ve made a couple of your recipes and they come out great! I’ll be sure to try out this recipe as well. Thank you!
Well i said it b4 marry me then cook for me
I love garlic and butter combination!!! N like you used pan too. I’m looking for nonstick one. I only needed some veges like Kimchi salad?
If it has garlic, I’m sure I’ll love it! Though, I wonder if I will increase the amount of garlic or not (at least in later iterations of me making it.). Thanks for the recipe!
Thank you
Love the recipe and video! Will try out soon! I see you’re enjoying using the china you brought from Japan!
We made our video slightly differently. We included a POLL in our latest video, so click on “i” (information) button on right top corner, and let us know what you think. And thanks to a JOC reader’s feedback, we started to film intro and outro at different locations around the JOC kitchen studio. We love getting your feedback and test something new. Please keep them coming. Thank you for your ongoing support with our work! xo
Thank you so much! I love this video!
This looks so yummy! I can’t wait to try this recipe! Thank you!
I love garlic! and this recipe its so simple, cant watit to try it! thank you
I like your new method of additional ‘b’ shots. It does improve understanding of how the dish turns out. I would ask that you show the flame under the pan. All burners are different & the best way to show hot, medium, and low is the flame. Is it typical to eat the shrimp cold? The Rice could be started before the Shrimp & both could be could be done near the same time & served warm. Very nice work.
This dish rocks babe! Keep up the good work! Kisses from greece!
Thanks Nami, tomorrow i will try but i don’t have Japanese rice, i think i will try with my Thai rice (Jusmin rice).
Thanks again for your recipe, lots of love from Thailand ❤️
This looks great! I will try this soon. I am surprised the rice retained its shape and texture even though you used freshly cooked rice. When making fried rice, I usually use day old rice.
I’m so hungry now!!! That sizzle sound when you’re frying the rice is music to my ears.
Oh! Butter!!!!
amazing simple recipe! Nice, easy to cook. I love it!
My favourite dish 😀
Yum!
dang this looks good. your videos are really high quality. you are my favorite food channel.
Looks really good, I wanted to know about the knife that you use in this video. Where can we but that brand of knifes?
Beautiful video! I love this style! I really need to make your garlic fried rice. It brings back great memories of my mother’s incredible fried rice, which I used to request all the time as a kid. Thanks as always, Nami-san!
Sorry – I forgot to add that I’ve always enjoyed the background music you use – enjoy the fact that you bother to change it so frequently and think it walks perfectly the fine line of not being too distracting but still pleasant and a little catchy. Thank you again!
I actually really like the medium-ish shots when you were adding the ingredients that didn’t have a measure. The into and outro were also very lovely.
You look beautiful when you make a serious face while frying the rice
Yum!
Wow! My lunch
Filipino garlic fried rice (sinangag) is very similar, our family recipe almost the same except no soy sauce or parsley. Yum yum!
素晴らしい Nami-sensei
Will definitely try this garlic rice with grilled shrimps for my kids 😉 This recipe reminds me of your fried rice with eggs & shrimps which my kids love it so much!
Great recepie Namiko. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing all your beautiful recipes, Namiko. Love your kitchen! Hopefully someday I’ll have my very own kitchen like yours 🙂
Japanese takoyaki next plsss
Another great recipe, Nami! Thank you for sharing! I think I’ll try this one over the weekend for sure. 😉
could you use the left over fried rice into an onigiri do you think?