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Eatsajoy Editorial Team

Hougang Oyster Omelette & Fried Kway Teow: The Best an Oyster Omelette Can Get

Updated: Jul 6, 2023

This is the epitome of an excellent oyster omelette that every foodie should not miss.



This has got to be the stall cooking up one of the best orh-luak (fried oyster omelette) and hare-luak (fried prawn omelette) I've had in years!


The perfectly fried eggs in my hare-luak blended in so well with the crispy fried batter, and sealed in all the umami flavours of the sizzling fish sauce under high frying heat. 100 marks for wok-hei! Fresh, sweet prawns just made it better, and the superb vinegary garlic chilli sauce brought the dish to a whole new level. Pow wow!


In the similarly crispy and delectable orh-luak, there were at least 8 plump oysters, large and small. Super fresh and creamy in texture, there's absolutely no fishy aftertaste in the oysters at all. For someone like me who's totally not a fan of oysters, this was really a pleasant surprise to my tastebuds!



The char kway teow was good too, but it was just that.


Tucked away in a sleepy HDB estate in Hougang Ave 8, and operated by a friendly old couple, this is quite a surprise find for me!


On a side note, I wouldn't say that orh-luak is an omelette by strict definition as it comes with a batter made of various types of flour. There is a similar dish in Teochew cuisine that is a bona fide oyster omelette though, and that's known as the "orh-neng".



Locate it


Address:

Hougang Oyster Omelette & Fried Kway Teow

435A Hougang Ave 8, Singapore 531435


Operating Hours:

Wednesday - Sunday, 11 a.m. - 7 p.m.

(closed on Mondays and Tuesdays)


Call:

9111 0702


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