Chiura (Beaten Rice) in Australia

Flattened rice — the everyday staple of Nepali snacking

22 restaurants serving Chiura (Beaten Rice) across Australia

About Chiura (Beaten Rice)

Chiura is beaten rice — rice that is boiled, flattened and dried into crisp flakes, eaten as a snack or light meal with yoghurt (dahi-chiura), tea, or alongside choila, bhatmas and achar in a khaja set. It needs no cooking, keeps for months, and is the base of samay baji. Every Nepali grocery store in Australia stocks chiura, and it is a fixture at festivals and community events.

How to Make Chiura (Beaten Rice)

Prep: 10 min Cook: 0 min 4 servings ≈ 350 kcal/serving

Ingredients

  • 3 cups chiura (beaten rice flakes)
  • 1 cup dahi (yoghurt), whisked with sugar — for dahi-chiura
  • Banana slices (optional, for dahi-chiura)
  • Or: choila, bhatmas, aloo achar for a savoury khaja plate

Instructions

  1. 1For dahi-chiura: rinse the chiura briefly, drain, and mix through the sweetened yoghurt with banana.
  2. 2For a savoury plate: serve dry chiura mounded on a plate with choila, roasted soybeans and achar.
  3. 3Chiura needs no cooking — it softens against yoghurt or is eaten crisp.

Recipes vary between households and restaurants — use the listings below to find Chiura (Beaten Rice) made by Nepali cooks near you.

Dishes That Go With Chiura (Beaten Rice)

Chiura (Beaten Rice) in Adelaide

3 restaurants

Chiura (Beaten Rice) in Brisbane

3 restaurants

Chiura (Beaten Rice) in Canberra

1 restaurants

Chiura (Beaten Rice) in Launceston

1 restaurants

Chiura (Beaten Rice) in Melbourne

5 restaurants

Chiura (Beaten Rice) in Perth

4 restaurants

Chiura (Beaten Rice) in Sydney

5 restaurants