Actually, I like fried oyster most for the gooey starch bits, which absorb the seafood flavours of the dish. In this case, the starchy bits were a little too thick and congealed. The chili sauce provided is a little weak too, but the dish with chili paste itself didn't need more sauce.
All in all, it's still not a bad rendition - even hubby said it was pretty good, and he normally shuns this dish. Anyone else has recommendations for good oyster omelette?
Portion is infamously small, so be prepared to fork out more, if you want a sizeable dish. They are really fast with orders though. My plate arrived even before I finished looking around and taking photos of the stall!
AH HOCK FRIED OYSTER HOUGANG
Blk 90 Whampoa Drive
#01-54 Whampoa Drive Food Centre
Singapore
Open 11am to 12am (closed Wednesdays)
Hi you might be interested with the fied oyster at lorong 9a geylang the same coffeshop with frog legs porridge stall.
ReplyDeleteOr else Batu pahat got nice one too.
Cheers, Melissa
Pity it wasn't as good as it looks cos it did look very good. :)
ReplyDeletehahaha i wasn't that impress with their omelette too. but hover's rojak my favourite. haven blog about them yet, gonna do it this weekend. lol
ReplyDeleteI have been a fan of Ah Hock's since young but I must admit that their standard has dropped quite a bit. Such a pity......
ReplyDeleteI suppose crispy bits makes up for it, though oyster small. But chilli sauce weak ah? This dish must have good chilli sauce.
ReplyDeleteMy favourite oyster omelette is at Huat Kee http://www.teochewrestaurant.com/html_en/contactus/index.html, although I'm not sure how it compares to other versions.
ReplyDeleteaiyo the look of ur oyster omelette makes mi hungry in the middle of the night! LOL
ReplyDeleteeh i rmbr i visited a oyster omelette stall in toa payoh lorong 7 where they also use korean big fat oysters and it was marvellous! try that next time.
anw happy cny! :)
I like the Oyster Omelette at Serangoon Garden Food Centre (not the Chomp Chomp one). The stall is near the Blanco Court Kway Chup stall. Hw uses good quality starch (goey stuff).
ReplyDeleteHi all, if u're still hunting ard the whampoa market. Theres one more stall beside the Ah Hocks', its jus way the at the other end, besides the fried carrot cake.
ReplyDeleteThats my preference for fried Oyster.
cheers
Arrhhh, sorry, can't believe I haven't replied this! Thank you all for comments and oyster omelette recommendations! Will put on my to-eat list!
ReplyDeleteThe oyster omelette at the hawker centre in clementi central is nice! There are 2 stalls there, go for the one on the same row as the famous western food stall. The satay stall on the same row is good too.
ReplyDeletei just try it yesterday.. the standard is getting poor. the boss is only keen on making money.
ReplyDeleteI will say why not come try my fried oyster ? Bedok corner food centre. If u r looking for crispy type maybe my father stall will suit u? Try it. Go google map type Bedok food centre. U will know where it is. N
ReplyDeletewow, loooks uterly delicious!!!
ReplyDeletelovin the translucent bounchy starchy batter too....
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