Yuan Huan Bian Oyster Omelet

The oyster omelet at this ring-shaped restaurant in Ningxia Night Market is really delicious [color] and the one I ate before is one of heaven and one of river [covering face], the size is oyster-level, no wonder so many people line up. Fortunately, the speed is fast.

Not bad~ It's next to the night market, you have to queue~ In order to eat other night market delicacies, two people can order one portion~ There are bean sprouts, green vegetables, eggs, oysters~ I don't know what the noodles are, I guess sweet potato noodles? Recommended to try~

The oyster omelette here is very good, mainly because the oysters are big enough, there is little flour, and there are lots of eggs. It is best eaten while hot. I ordered a portion of clams, but it felt like there were a lot of impurities.

I spent the first five days of the Lunar New Year in Taipei, and finally got to eat the oyster omelet I had been craving for on the fourth night of the new year. Because the store was closed from New Year's Eve to the fourth day, there was a long line as soon as the store opened on the fourth day. Compared with Lai Ji Oyster Omelet and Oyster Omelet King, which are also located in Ningxia Night Market, this Oyster Omelet at the roundabout is the most popular, has the longest queue, and is the most expensive, at NT$70 per portion. The boss was the chef himself that day. The old man who was working hard to make oyster omelets at the door of the store was the boss. After waiting in line for nearly half an hour, it was finally our turn. The store was simply decorated and packed with people. The oysters were large, tender and plump, and the sauce was super delicious. I highly recommend it!

[Overview] You must try the Taiwanese specialty snack oyster omelet. This is also a very famous popular oyster omelet shop in Ningxia Night Market. It is an old shop with an ancient flavor since 1965. The origin of the store is because there is a roundabout overpass near Ningxia Night Market. This oyster omelet was originally a famous snack there, and later it came to Ningxia Night Market and continued to use this name. [Geographic location and transportation] No. 46, Ningxia Road, Datong District, Taipei City, located in the middle of Ningxia Night Market, it is not a street vendor, but a fixed store. There is no MRT near Ningxia Night Market, and you have to walk a distance. MRT Shuanglian Station: 8 minutes walk to the entrance of Minsheng West Road of Ningxia Night Market. MRT Zhongshan Station: 9 minutes walk to the entrance of Nanjing West Road of Ningxia Night Market. [Environment] The kitchen is at the door, and the chef keeps making oyster omelets. There are not many seats in the store, it is crowded, and you have to share tables. Fortunately, the snack shop turns over quickly. [Dishes and taste] Oyster omelette is made with plump oysters, unlike other restaurants that use soaked cornstarch to make up the number. Full of sincerity! And the oysters are plump and delicious, very fresh, and very enjoyable to eat. The eggs have the aroma of local eggs and a strong egg aroma. The cabbage is paired with tomato juice, and the sweet and non-greasy taste makes people eat it with relish. [Price] Oyster omelette is NT$65 per serving, equivalent to RMB 13, which is quite affordable. There are more than a dozen oysters in it. [Service] There are dine-in and take-out here. People queuing can see the long queue from a distance. If you want to take out, you can take it directly without queuing. The chef here is an assembly line operation, a large flat plate, can make about 15 servings each time, and there is a revolving chain similar to revolving sushi, which is convenient for serving and very interesting.

The famous Ke Zai Jian in Ningxia Night Market is about halfway through the Ningxia Night Market. The photo is quite large and the store is also large. I first saw it in a Taiwanese food documentary and have been thinking about it ever since. The moment I took a bite, I said that if you hate the fishy smell, you should not try it. Spiders are a very fishy seafood and are not my taste at all. I could only pick out the He Zai and eat some of the dough. It was not worth it. The dough and sauce tasted okay, but the He Zai Jian was really not presentable.

Go north from the south along the west road. This restaurant is very popular. Fortunately, there was a seat when we came. There are many kinds of oyster omelettes. We ordered one to try. It was sweet and smooth, blended in the egg liquid, without any peculiar smell. It was delicious, although it didn't look good. It took a long time to come out of the pot, because they had to come out in a big pot, not for each table of guests. In order to save strength, I didn't eat other ones, leaving them to try more restaurants

This restaurant is very popular. You have to queue up if you want to eat in the restaurant. Even if you order takeout, you have to wait for more than 20 minutes. But the taste is really good, much better than the one I had at the food court under Taipei 101. It is the best oyster omelette I have had in Taiwan.