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85 Bedok North Fried Oyster
- Thread starter covertbriar
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I am not really a picky eater. I eat to live.
Sheepie,
This one good buts sexpensive @$13.
Ah Orh Seafood Restaurant
115 Jalan Bukit Merah, #01-1627, Singapore 160115
Tel: +65 6275 7575
Opening Hours: 11am – 2pm, 5:30pm – 10pm
Indulge in traditional Teochew dishes and one of the best oyster omelettes in town.
This is a famous zi char restaurant at the older estate of Jalan Bukit Merah that serves authentic Teochew dishes.
The restaurant is claimed to be one of the best places to get oyster omelettes in Singapore by many loyal customers.
The secret lies in their preparation of the dish. The Oyster Omelette ($13) has very rich flavour of oysters that are pre-boiled, cooked and fried with gravy containing oyster sauce.
It was not starchy at all, giving you all the eggs, eggs, eggs and scrumptious oysters. Just look at those.
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And you will recognise me if we bump into each other. My photo has been in this forum since Sept 2010.
K.N.N.
Sama sama,
If you bumps into me,
Me pigture had been updated recently.
Liddat I donch go patronise their stall liao. KNN
To live AND to die! Muahahaha
K.N.N.
Just go lah wearing The Punisher tee-shirt.
They see liao, surely gif you bestest service.
The wifey will massage you while the hubby is frying.
Too “wet” and not crispy enough for my likings...
Sheepie,
I tried a couple of months ago.
Me , Nephew and Mum saids very nice,
but not sure if to your liking.
Note.:: They dont use starch.
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Located within Chinatown Food Street lies Katong Keah Kee Fried Oysters.
The version of oyster omelette served at their store is more like an oyster egg ($8).
Instead of the usual oyster omelette that is stir-fried with starch,
the one at Katong Keah Kee Fried Oysters does without it!
The Oyster Omelette is crispier, juicier and more flavorful.
Therefore, Katong Keah Kee Fried Oysters is a must-try!
Address: Chinatown Food Street, 335 Smith Street, Singapore 050335
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low gi yes low calories meh?nowadays i avoid carbo
only eat carbo selectively
and even if i have to eat rice, i eat basmati
for noodles, i go for sweet potato vermicelli which has low calories and GI
Swee! I’ll go try it out.
Pasar Makan is a quiet little market place, the XiangJi Chicken rice not bad, the CKT/CBH not bad. Just a pity no more HKM, the CKT/CBH chap said too troublesome and not worth the preparation time. Used to have a Thai stall dishing out authentic Thai food, zhup lup already, I think changed hands or something.
I do visit there when it’s not crowded, edible, their oysters of decent size, but avoid crowded timings, the orkluaks become sloppy...
