Where can i get some Omurice?
 

I cant seem to find a resturant that sells omurice in Richmond.
So im just wondering where you can get some. Actually i'm also willing to go as far as DT :D

Same answer as the guy looking for hayashi... Does van have any Japanese curry houses?
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If you're willing to go a bit further, Ham Ji Bak on Lonsdale in NVan has some really good omurice.

i think they have omurice at ayoma cafe in aberdeen... if it is still there... i havent gone there in a long time....

Yeah Aoyama is still there...

Not the best but its in Richmond

There's a curry place beside Kintaro on Denman in downtown I'm pretty sure. I haven't been there in a while though but it was quite good.
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That curry place is no longer in downtown. They're at boundary and 29th.

Aoyama has both omurice & hayashi rice but they're definitely not god.
Just make it at home, both of those dishes are easy. I haven't food any places that make it well here.

29th ave cafe. the old owners of yoshoku-ya on robson and denman.

Isn't there a place on Davie right by denman?
Not sure I'd they are still there, but they did that type of food.

There are always options like Estea and some place on Kingsway by Joyce, but if it were me, I'd sick with only a purely japanned place. The one on Kingsway isn't jap run, at least not anymore. There is Japanese outside the shop and japanned on the menu, but I was served 2 girly Taiwanese guys.
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I get it at home.....no you cant have any lol

that use to be barefoot kitchen. its been closed down for awhile now.

Alishan Restaurant

nothing amazing but they do have it.. (its really light, and comes with pork tonkatsu and a salad $8.90)

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+1 to making it at home. I've done it, it's not hard, especially since fried rice is made so often in my house.. I've also cooked my own oyakodon.

i've had it at mongo next to metrotown, it's ok, maybe it's just not made well.

I've seen it at Estea in Richmond.

It's alright there. Not really authentic. Usuallly covered in some sort of sauce of your choice. I would go there for my omurice craving when Phil's wife stopped making and I had no lunch to steal.