Oyster Noodles or also known as Oyster Mee Sua was quite a popular snack in Taiwan. I call this oyster snack because the portion was just enough to indulge your stomach

If you read my previous blog post about XXL Crispy Chicken in Shihlin Night Market Snack, you heard that Meg mentioned about they sell Osyter Mee Sua too

At first I wonder what kind of special Oyster they will used?

Japanese one? Or  Chinese one? Looks like it was Chinese Oyster

So how is the whole bowl Oyster Mee Sua looks like? Let’s take a closer look.

Close up shot yo to see what is the recipe of the Oyster Noodles.

I got four big Chinese Oyster in the bowl and with some non spicy sambal

How much does this bowl cost? RM6 and I think is worth in exchange for the Oyster and overall taste of the Mee Sua

For non Oyster lover, you should get a bite to see if you can cope with the “real” Oyster taste or not

I whack the whole bowl in 5 minutes with slurpy and yummy sound…hohoho.

In the end, my stomach just move a little and that’s why I still think this should be called snack.

Okay, get yourself one bowl of Oyster Mee Sua if you passed by Shihlin Night Market Snack today.

P.S: I will keep blogging about more food to indulge my friend’s mind who is in oversea and not in Klang Valley one. Haha…come back here to eat la