Omurice

Image result for OmuriceFried rice wrapped in a thin omelette topped with ketchup or demi-glace sauce. Omurice is a popular favorite that's found at places such as ski resort food courts or company cafeterias. It's also commonly served at maid cafes due to the artistic potential of its ketchup topping.

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