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Reviews — 8
One of the better orh luah Jian here in Georgetown. And definitely a better choice here than some of the other horror shows present in this night market-ish setting (cough cough Ngiam satay cough cough)
Got food poisoning from that.
It was tasty though but retrospectively not worth it.
It was tasty though but retrospectively not worth it.
Biasa biasa taste only.
This is tourist foodie place, price also tourist.
Order medium portion, only few oyster inside.
This is tourist foodie place, price also tourist.
Order medium portion, only few oyster inside.
Visited this stall for the second time and the flavor has improved greatly compared to 3 years ago. Keep up the good work!
Out of the 3 fried oysters I ate during my Penang trip. This is the best. Though runny, I like this kinda texture than crispy ones. At the smallest plate of RM13, it has numerous oysters and it’s definitely worth it. Also to commend on is their chili sauce is also better and they add in some savory powder when they fried it.
There are two stalls selling fry oyster. I tried the Eng Kee stall at the street and it’s too watery instead of crispy. Not nice at all.
Very delicious Oyster omelette, with lots of plump fresh oysters. Very nice chilly sauce also. Smallest portion priced at RM 10, which is not bad. The queue for the cooking is a little long, but it was worth the wait. Could be better if they added some coriander leaves / cilantro on top. Very good, highly recommended.
