Hanton Rice
A delightful twist on omurice! A hearty dish from Kanazawa
About Hanton Rice
Hanton Rice (ハントンライス, Hanton raisu) is a beloved Japanese-style Western dish, also known as Hanton-style rice. Originating from Kanazawa City in Ishikawa Prefecture, this local specialty features an omurice (fried rice wrapped in an omelet) topped with crispy fried pieces like seafood or meat, and generously drizzled with ketchup and tartar sauce. Originally, it was made with white fish fillets, but today, variations include shrimp, chicken, or other ingredients. It’s a popular choice among Kanazawa’s signature gourmet dishes.
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