"卤肉饭里也有鸡蛋。"

Translation: The braised pork rice also has egg in it.

[Patrick_Dark]

"There are also eggs in pork braised rice." should also be accepted.

[KX3.]

Yeah, although I have never seen or heard of eggs, plural, in pork braised rice before, and I think even one egg itself is an addition to the original recipe.

[JustusRobi3]

Better wording, "There is also egg in the braised pork dish". "dish" is likely a better wording than "rice", and the word "the" should be used, assuming it refers to a specific sample of braised pork, as opposed to 卤肉饭 lǔ ròu fàn in general.

[Levi]

Not without "THE" it shouldn't!
2018.08.16

[iangoth]

"Braised pork rice also has egg in it" should be accepted.

[DaveLommen]

Well, one might argue that that is awkward English.

[insipidlight]

It isn't so with sentences like "The bread has gluten in it." You could also say "The bread contains gluten"

[hippietrail]

I think it's within the bounds of awkwardness that's acceptable when dealing with translating the names of foreign dishes though.

[L.Zhen]

通常滷肉飯裡是沒有雞蛋的……There is usually no egg in the braised pork rice in Taiwan.

[Elijah.Fung]

There is also egg in the braised pork rice 看了大家的评论，原来我的答案也是对的

[HedyHabra2]

I think this is also another correct way of saying the sentence

[Carlos140456]

Many other translations must also be accepted but are not.