Egg Fried Rice Omelette Wrap
A street-style mashup that turns simple fried rice and eggs into a satisfying handheld meal. Soft omelette wraps around savory rice with onion, carrot, capsicum, and gentle spice for a quick, filling bite.
For 4 servings
- prep · ~8 min
Prepare the vegetables and eggs.
1.Chop the onion, carrot, capsicum, spring onion, garlic, and green chili finely.2.Crack 2 eggs into a bowl for the fried rice and beat well.3.Crack the remaining 4 eggs into another bowl and beat with a small pinch of salt. - saute · ~5 min
Cook the base for the fried rice.
1.Heat 1 tbsp oil in a wide pan over medium-high heat.2.Add garlic, green chili, onion, carrot, capsicum, and the white part of the spring onion.3.Cook for 3 to 4 minutes until the vegetables are lightly softened but still crisp.TIPKeep the heat fairly high so the vegetables stay crisp and the rice does not turn soggy. - other · ~5 min
Make the egg fried rice.
1.Push the vegetables to one side of the pan and pour in the 2 beaten eggs.2.Scramble the eggs gently until just set.3.Add the cooked rice, soy sauce, black pepper, and half of the remaining salt.4.Mix well and stir-fry for 2 to 3 minutes.5.Add the spring onion greens and take the rice off the heat. - fry · ~8 min
Cook the omelette wraps.
1.Heat a little of the remaining oil in a flat pan over medium heat.2.Pour in one quarter of the beaten egg mixture and swirl into a thin round omelette.3.Cook until just set, then flip and cook the other side for 20 to 30 seconds.4.Make 4 omelettes the same way, using the remaining egg mixture and oil.TIPDo not overcook the omelettes or they may crack when you wrap them. - assemble · ~4 min
Fill and roll the wraps.
1.Place one omelette on a plate.2.Add a portion of fried rice in the center.3.Drizzle a little tomato ketchup and red chili sauce over the rice.4.Fold the sides in and roll tightly into a wrap. - serve
Serve the egg fried rice omelette wraps hot.
What to keep in mind.
7 tips from the recipe — small details that make a real difference to the final dish.
- 1Use thoroughly cooled rice so the grains stay separate and the filling doesn't turn mushy.
- 2Chop the onion, carrot, and capsicum very fine so the rice wraps neatly without tearing the omelette.
- 3Cook the fried rice on fairly high heat and avoid overcrowding the pan to keep a light street-style texture.
- 4Flip each omelette as soon as the top looks just set; overcooked eggs will crack while rolling.
- 5Let the fried rice cool for 2 to 3 minutes before filling so steam doesn't make the omelette soggy.
- 6Keep the sauces in the center of the rice filling so they don't leak out from the sides of the wrap.
- 7If packing for later, wrap each roll in butter paper or foil to help it hold shape and stay warm.
Adapt it for your goals.
High-protein
Add extra scrambled egg to the rice or include shredded chicken for a more filling wrap with stronger savory bite.
low spiceLow-spice
Skip the green chili and reduce the red chili sauce for a kid-friendly version that keeps the same street-style feel.
veggie loadedVeggie-loaded
Add cabbage, beans, or sweet corn along with the carrot and capsicum for more crunch and a fuller vegetable filling.
schezwanSchezwan
Swap the ketchup and chili sauce for schezwan sauce if you want a spicier Indo-Chinese style wrap.
Why this is on our healthy list.
Good Protein From Eggs
Eggs in both the fried rice and the wrap add satisfying protein, helping make this a more balanced handheld meal.
Vegetable-Backed Filling
Onion, carrot, capsicum, spring onion, garlic, and chili bring fiber, color, and a wider mix of plant nutrients to the dish.
Satisfying Energy Source
Rice provides steady carbohydrate energy, while the eggs and vegetables make it more filling than plain fried rice alone.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, but spread it out and cool it first. Hot fresh rice tends to clump and can make the fried rice filling soft and sticky.







