It is a thing..

ahh, I see you're a person of culture. Rice and Chilli is what I was raised on in Texas. Top some shredded cheddar, some tortilla chips and ill eat it till I physically hurt

Dude why isn’t this a thing?

That's okay... Hawai'i agrees. They serve it at Zippy's. Had no idea any place outside of Hawai'i served it.

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Zippys

I would make this in college and call it “American Curry” and loved every bite

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They do here In the UK, fellow lord.

I've never had chili without rice

Poor man's feast!

I spent a decent chunk of my younger years surviving on rice and canned chili

How do we know it's on top?

Tortillas sour cream, cheese and iceberg lettuce! Is also a staple!

Ain’t nobody looking at that damn tteokboki (respectfully)

What... I thought chilli always came with rice, or atleast nachos.

How they do it in Hawaii- delish. If you are in Cincinnati you get pasta.

It does not. Chili has always been served over or with rice. Even at the chili cookoffs rice is always available.

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I was gonna say I ain't Korean but aren't the eggs one of the most coveted part of tteokbokki? I personally attack the fish cakes but that's just me, haha.

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For you maybe.. This is how I like it

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This absolutely needs some shredded cheese, sour cream and diced onion. Hit it with a hot sauce for extra flair.

Tortilla!

I eat biscuits and gravy a few times a month and I’m definitely not in my twenties. You can eat indulgent meals like this and still be slender at any age.

Again, her calorie intake didn’t exceed the calories she expended. That’s it.

Im sorry but that dogs facial expression has me loling.

I just downvote posts I don’t like

The rice is not under the mince.. Its in a ring.. Then the chili in the middle