Fried Rice with Dried Scallops and Egg White @ Corner 28 [Moved]

Rice is the staple food for most people in Southeast Asia. It is no different for me. We decided to try out a Fried Rice at Corner 28. We chose Fried Rice with Dried Scallops and Egg White.

Price: Value for Money. Priced at $12, you can share with at least three persons as one decent meal.

Quality: I love the way the chef cooked the fried rice. I could vividly see each grain of the pearly white rice. The pine nuts were roasted. The egg whites were well fried from a master because the eggs had even tear-like shapes. The use of fresh ingredients like scallops and oil made the rice even more delicious. We enjoyed the dish very much. Fried rice, I’ll be back!!!

Store layout: The restaurant at the second level has a more Zen look. We savoured every grain of rice while enjoyed the wonderful view of Main Street, Flushing.

"You can clearly see the pine nuts, rice grains and dried scallops."

"Look at the mountainous heap of fried rice!! If you are adventurous enough, you can try it with green chilli. Delicious!"

Where: 40-28 Main Street

Tel: 718-886-6628

Website: http://www.corner28ny.com

Overall rating: 3.5/5

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