Teriyaki Beef
Soft Scrambled Egg Rice Bowl

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A rich, savory, and sweet teriyaki beef and soft scrambled egg rice bowl topped with silky, tender eggs for an ultimate rice-killer comfort meal.

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This teriyaki beef and soft scrambled egg rice bowl combines tender marinated beef with caramelized onions and ultra-silky eggs. It offers a wonderful balance of sweet and savory flavors that make it an irresistible weeknight comfort dish.

A close-up of a teriyaki beef and soft scrambled egg rice bowl garnished with green onions and black sesame seeds.
A close-up of a teriyaki beef and soft scrambled egg rice bowl garnished with green onions and black sesame seeds.
Prep15 mins
Cook15 mins
Total30 mins
Yield1 serving
DifficultyEasy
Calories650 kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. 1Season the Beef
    Thinly sliced raw beef in a metal tray being seasoned with black pepper.

    Take fresh thinly sliced beef in a metal tray and season it with a little black pepper to build a strong foundational layer of savory flavor.

    Tip: Ensure the beef is evenly seasoned with pepper before cooking for balanced flavor throughout.
  2. 2Slice the Onion
    White onion being cut into thin strips on a wooden cutting board.

    Take half of a white onion and cut it carefully into thin strips on a wooden cutting board, preparing it for the stir-fry.

    Tip: Cut the onion into uniform thin strips so they cook evenly and caramelize nicely.
  3. 3Prepare the Egg Mixture
    Whisking two eggs with starch, water, and black pepper in a glass bowl to create a smooth mixture.

    Whisk two eggs in a glass bowl together with one tablespoon of starch, three tablespoons of water, and a little black pepper to achieve an incredibly silky texture.

    Tip: Adding starch and water to the eggs is the secret trick for making them ultra-soft and silky.
  4. 4Mix the Teriyaki Sauce
    Mixing the teriyaki sauce ingredients—soy sauce, oyster sauce, honey, and starch—in a bowl with water.

    Combine two tablespoons of light soy sauce, one tablespoon of dark soy sauce, one tablespoon of oyster sauce, one tablespoon of cornstarch, one tablespoon of honey, and half a bowl of water in a bowl, mixing them well.

    Tip: Mix the cornstarch thoroughly with the liquids to prevent clumps when added to the hot pan.
  5. 5Stir-Fry the Onions
    Onion strips being stir-fried in a hot pan until the edges are lightly browned.

    Add the onion strips into a hot pan with a little oil and stir-fry them over high heat until the edges turn golden brown.

    Tip: High heat helps the onions develop sweet, caramelized edges quickly.
  6. 6Stir-Fry the Beef
    Beef slices being stir-fried in a pan until browned.

    Add the seasoned beef slices into the pan and stir-fry until the color changes, then return the previously cooked onions back into the pan.

    Tip: Cook the beef quickly over high heat to keep it tender and juicy.
  7. 7Add Teriyaki Sauce and Stir-Fry
    Thick teriyaki sauce being poured from a small white bowl into a pan with cooked sliced beef and sliced onions.

    Pour the prepared teriyaki sauce directly into the pan containing the seared beef and browned onions. Continue to stir-fry everything together over medium-high heat until the sauce bubbles, reduces, and thickens to a glossy finish.

    Tip: Simmering the sauce down until it thickens ensures it clings perfectly to the beef and onions.

Burn It Off

Running
~65 minutes at a moderate pace (~9 km/h).
Cycling
~95 minutes of leisurely cycling (~15 km/h).
Brisk Walking
~2 hours of brisk walking (~5 km/h).

Frequently Asked Questions

Adding starch and water creates a moisture barrier that prevents the eggs from overcooking quickly, resulting in an ultra-silky and tender texture.
Yes, thinly sliced ribeye, chuck, or pre-packaged hot pot beef slices work best because they cook quickly and stay tender.
Make sure to thoroughly dissolve the cornstarch in the liquid ingredients before pouring it into the hot pan to guarantee a smooth, glossy glaze.
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