Wagyu Beef Fried Rice - SuperStar Seafood Restaurant, Hong Kong


Some of you were confused about my current location. I'm back in Singapore, for a while at least. This was taken some time back in my trip to Hong Kong. The highlight - Wagyu Beef Fried Rice

Wagyu Beef Fried Rice

One of the more expensive fried rice I've tasted but worth every cent paid. Can you see those luxury bits hiding amongst the rice grains?

Perfectly "wokked" up fried rice!

Another unusual way to enjoy a dim-sum popular - steamed chicken glutinous rice (Lo Mai Gai ), is to have it fried! The glutinous rice is coated with egg, then fried - thus giving it this lovely crisp golden coat.


The inside - mushrooms, dried shrimps, meat bits...


Thanks to Precious Pea for her recommendations. I enjoyed this meal at 鴻星海鮮酒家- Super Star Restaurant :)

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32 comments:

  1. eastcoastlife8/24/08, 6:37 PM

    A fried lo mai gai!? I'm going to try that the next time. Wagyu beef fried rice is a luxury!

    Back in Singapore for how long?

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  2. Napaboaniya.Elaine Ling8/24/08, 8:07 PM

    Wah Fried lo mai kai! Something different :P

    Finished unpacking your kitchen ka-chan already? heehee...

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  3. Unknown8/24/08, 11:21 PM

    havent tried this restaurant but the fried lo mai kai sounds amazing!

    it's kinda a bit of a waste to use wagyu beef for fried rice, eh?

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  4. daphne8/24/08, 11:29 PM

    wah! fried lao mai gai leh!

    hehee. i find it really funny that soon after drooling over the photos of the lao mai gai, i saw the add "5 tips fo a flat stomach". DOH!

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  5. Anonymous8/25/08, 1:32 AM

    V. interesting Lo Mai Kai and it dont look oily oso. ;)

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  6. Jin Hooi8/25/08, 4:12 AM

    OMG.. fried Lo Mai Gai looks soooo good !!! Oppss.. I suppose to be on a diet ..

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  7. MiLeT8/25/08, 5:43 AM

    now i'm hungry. lol.

    my ws entry is here. hope you can take a peek. thanks.

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  8. marcia@joyismygoal8/25/08, 6:21 AM

    those look so yummy

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  9. Anonymous8/25/08, 7:08 AM

    You know, Tigerfish, I am always confused by your location.

    In Hong Kong, we say that a plate of good fried rice is the one after you finish the food, there is hardly any oil on the plate - and yet, the rice is fried to individual grain size perfection ...

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  10. Heart of Rachel8/25/08, 7:09 AM

    I've tried Wagyu Beef Fried Rice before and I loved it. Those are tasty looking dimsum.

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  11. judyfoodie8/25/08, 7:37 AM

    /drool Fried lo mai gai sounds so good. I wonder if I can find that in Montreal.

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  12. Anonymous8/25/08, 8:54 AM

    Oh my that is yummy yummy rice...TC

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  13. Anonymous8/25/08, 9:06 AM

    I love me my fried rice... and something this decadent? Cannot miss! *drools*

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  14. SandyCarlson8/25/08, 12:20 PM

    Looks good to me!

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  15. Jeanne8/25/08, 12:48 PM

    hmmm yummy :)

    My WS entry is HERE

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  16. Anonymous8/25/08, 1:45 PM

    I had some kobe beef gyoza the other day, which were the opposite of your wagyu beef fried rice. I thought they would be the best gyoza I'd ever had, but instead, they were just ok and tremendously ovepriced.

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  17. test it comm8/25/08, 3:42 PM

    That fried rice looks good! I really like the looks of that rice and egg pocket!

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  18. Little Corner of Mine8/25/08, 4:43 PM

    The fried rice is so luxury and so delicious looking! I feel like trying the fried glutinous rice too, so creative!

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  19. Anonymous8/25/08, 7:11 PM

    i would love to try that too!! yummy!!

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  20. Anonymous8/25/08, 7:15 PM

    Fried Lo Mai Gai?? First that I heard of. It sure looks good.

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  21. Lydia (The Perfect Pantry)8/25/08, 8:59 PM

    I love beef fried rice, but I can't imagine making it with wagyu beef! Seems so indulgent, doesn't it?

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  22. Beachlover8/25/08, 9:34 PM

    never try fried "loi ma kai"!!...are you coming back to Cali soon?..don't forget to take yummy food photo in Singapore!!~

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  23. "Joe" who is constantly craving8/25/08, 9:45 PM

    wagyu beef fried rice?..really exclusive eh?

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  24. wmw8/25/08, 10:12 PM

    I can hardly see the bits of wagyu beef in the fried rice! Hahaha...The glutionuous rice sounds and looks heavenly! Yum...lovely, both of these items!

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  25. Big Boys Oven8/25/08, 11:35 PM

    I really want to try and aslo make if not available this loh mai kai deep fried! lol! You shud drop by KL lar since you are in Singapore!

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  26. Rose world8/26/08, 5:53 AM

    That lo mai kai sure very unique, and look tasty. you make me hungry now! :0

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  27. Cynthia8/26/08, 10:07 AM

    I am seriously jealous.

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  28. Anonymous8/26/08, 6:48 PM

    You have successfully achieved making me long for some dimsum meals at this very moment! Your photos are superb!

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  29. Hazza8/27/08, 1:25 AM

    That fried rice looks so extravagant! I love the golden colour of the rice. WOnder how they do that, without using artificial colours.

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  30. Anonymous8/28/08, 10:05 PM

    What a unique looking lao mai gai ... I want!

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  31. Precious Pea8/29/08, 12:56 AM

    Sniff..you made me wanna cry...miss it so much..sniff!!

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  32. Anonymous8/31/08, 7:08 AM

    Interesting..!! i know someone would love this. :) let me forword this to LB.

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