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How oyster omelette (or luak) is fried (蠔蛋, 蠔煎) (Newton, Singapore street food)
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- čas přidán 25. 12. 2018
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Hup Kee Fried Oyster Omelette
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Dear people, it seems to be oily but if he doesn't add in that much oil the egg mixtures won't turned up as fragrant. if u notice at the end after serving everything from the pan, there's still oil left. not everything goes into the plate la. And that's his first fry with a clean pan also. If u still find it oily after my explanation, reduce the amount of oyster omelette u eat la. Chill, people!
This works for me - the ambient sounds (the roar of the gas fire, the sizzle, the clanging of the ladle, order-taking, plating etc) is calming and comforting since these are so much the sounds of my childhood. Thank you Greg and the friendly stall worker.
When I did the vlog, I shot a lot of footage of Hup Kee Fried Oyster Omelette 合記炒蠔煎 's 2nd generation owner Issac Lau frying up batches of oyster omelette so I thought I'd show the entire cooking process of how or luak is cooked! Video is nothing fancy ah! So don't expect any fancy video effects or transitions! Link to the vlog is in this video description!
It's 1 thing to read the recipe but something else completely to actually see it done. Thank you! From other videos, they use 50g sweet potato flour to 150 ml water for the batter. 2 eggs and 6 pcs oyster for the rest. Additions: fish sauce, green onions, sesame oil, cilantro and pepper.
Any idea what he pours on top at 05:29? Thanks for the video, good job introducing local food!
Nice of them to allow you to take videos. I could imagine myself asking a stall and then get scolded
auntie cooking is better... try it to know the difference
@@junwenwee1152 I believe is fish sauce
Wow I had no idea how much oil is used in this
Boiling in oil
LOL, the omelette is doing the backstroke in oil
Just by watching this video, my cholesterol shoots sky hight..😬
Just wanna say i love ur channel!! Thanks for capturing all the local cuisines that we have here in Singapore. At least there are some memories captured on footage of food in Singapore that i can watch at old age even if hawker culture were to die off eventually....
The generous amount of oil is what makes the egg/starch mix crispy. Looks delicious and better for you than carcinogenic pizzas.
This is nice. It’s something different from the other videos you do!
That's a lot of oil. Scary. But looks good after cooking. For me, i prefer more starch than egg, I like the starchy sticky feel.
palm oil is good for you
With that much oil I expect USA to invade the stall soon! Jokes aside looks delicious though
Afdal H. 😂😝😜😅
>..< hahaha
Had one in Penang! WOW!!!!!
Awesome clip, really appreciated you showing us how the Oyster looks omelettes are made.
i have never been in favour of making traditional food healthier, but this is way too much oil, it's my entire week's cholesterol quota 😂
Nice... I always say that hawkers get their oil for free. This dish is the notorious artery clogging champion. However, I eat it on a weekly basis without any care for my health or safety.
eat 1st , don't think so much
Chinese omelette
Eat at your owned risks🤣🤣🤣
Had one in Penang, Malaysia. ENORMOUS time to make ..... much repetitions of egg-fry before oysters added late. Superb!
Love this kind of foods spices and fresh healthy foods love Oyster. Omeltte is beautiful fry eggs love them all thank you
中華系料理は手間をかけているところが素晴らしい。
それに国によって地方色がある。添えている野菜は調味料としての香菜（パクチー）だろう。
これで食欲が増す。そして二種類のソース。それで牡蠣が入ったオムレツか、たまらないね。
食べたい。
ソースに関しては、酢醤油、ライム醤油もいいね。
Had a great one in Chinatown Center in 2020. The stall directly across from 50s Coffee. Left side of aisle. Had another in 2022. Yummy.
Wish you put ingredients, those oyster omlets look great!
Very friendly owner at this stall very good food fresh healthy foods I love this foods Oyster is fresh healthy foods spices and not spicy love it all thank you for sharing your beautiful healthy foods love the frying pan fresh spices and not spicy foods thank you for sharing your beautiful healthy foods
You sir deserve more Subs.. and is so much better than pretentious people who try to do food reviews.
Haha, thank you and happy new year!
Lots of eggs in there about eight sharing and healthy foods thank you for sharing your beautiful food enjoy your holiday there thank you
I love fry Oyster Omelette very good healthy fresh foods I can eat them any time even I.m full just eat my dinner. I still love them very much thank you
Wah... knn ... fry oyster or drink oil? Siao bo
Hello Gregory Leow ! It looks delicious!
Fried Oyster Omelette food is great (^ ^!
You should eat Oysters Omelette once in every 3 years. When you eat, you have to eat at this stall at Newton Circles. Best in Singapore. Have been eating at his father’s old stall in the 70s at Kuek Road ( now Centrepoint area).
That oil sliding back contraption is genius!
Beautiful fry Oyster Omelet very beautiful fresh healthy foods love this fry up. Oysters I love them any time thank you for sharing Bless you all have a good day thank you
the oil is scoop back to the pot .... i wonder that pot of oil is gona use how long...
Back in the day at Orchard Road carpark the omlette did not have the oysters sitting on top and they were smaller and sweeter. just my memory from childhood.
Those mentioning the oil brought up a memory of the char quay teow stall at Ang Mo Kio Central air con food court. the cook filled half his wok with oil before he placed the kauy teow in to pre cook it! Heart Attack wah low!
I love this Oyster Omelette every time. I go pass the stall never go away without buy some good foods healthy fresh foods love it all the foods in. Singapore are the best in the world thank you for sharing your beautiful foods enjoy them very much thank you
You are the best fry oyster king, good luck and good business always. 🤪🤪🤪😍👍👍💪💪🙏🙏
So the secret is MUST be swimming in oil!😁 Probably some lard for extra flavour!😋
This guy is good frying his Oysters Omelet very good healthy fresh Oysters. Omelet love it any time I cannot go pass without buying some thank you for sharing your beautiful foods
I love oyster omelette. Loved to see this 👍🏻
i don’t get why people are so alarmed at the amount of oil used here. regular stuff like fast food uses similar amounts of oil, i feel
The difference is that they drain out the oil at fast food restaurants.
Hahahahha
@@albertdeng8652 not all of them
What is the liquid at 05:30 is it just water?
My favourite part is at 05:47 by when you are still reeling from oil the oil added until then. Then bham: He rains fresh oil into in from the top. Killer.
I would happily eat this if it were lard/ghee/butter/coconut oil as it would suit my macros on a Ketogenic diet, but that looks like industrial oil (vegetable/groundnut) that WILL clog my pipe work.
I think that's some sort of seasoning. The wok started sizzling a lot which means it's not oil but smth of water content
Its not oil.....its seasoning that he added in.
This is street food for workers who need the energy for hard work, and who have little money. For the poorest its a energy packed meal of the day.
Laaard, gloooooorioussss laaaaard!!!!!! And those toasty bits!!
Why does he need that much oil to cook the dish?
Oilster omelette
@@FluffyM 😂 good one
to make the omelette crispy, similar to other deep fried foods.
There was abit of egg in the oil...
Caper
super oily but that's how it can be nice. Once a while, indulge is ok. Homecook version, will not put so much oil. What to do, no dirty one's hand, just enjoy what is prepared and it is yummy,. Life is short and do eat once a while is fine.
Wow an oilster omlette but I must confess it is really tasty
I love this food very good healthy fresh Oysters Omelette good for healthy if you fry it with Lurk is better then oil thanks
Early days this dish uses Pork Lard Oil which was healthier. Many mentioned why so much oil. Actually is not, the amount of oil used is to force the oil out of the dish it like 2 process deep frying. I like this dish, then again these days not sure what kind of oil they used. It is the same as Taiwanese fried oyster.
If you don't know don't act and pretend and mislead people. Pork lard oil is far from healthier. And Taiwan version of this dish is totally different from Singapore version.
I have never heard any nutritionist claim lard is healthy. It's most likely because it isn't.
@@angsana2800 Lard > Vegetable oil
Man, eat that and have dangerous cholesterol problems. Honesty revealed. Thanks
charcoal fire stove is the beat taste oyster omelette
Luv street food sg....what flour they use??
i dont even need to watch the entire video to know that I'm gonna love this
I love this kind of foods fry. Oyster Omelettes any time when. I go out slopping beautiful food. I love any Goodson. Singapore they are the best foods in the world thanks 6-8-19
How did the egg not burn on such high heat for quiet a long time?
This one got lots of oil. I love pork lard much better than oil thank you for sharing your beautiful healthy foods spices and not spicy love it all the time thank you for sharing your beautiful healthy foods
I love oyster omelette but not all Hawkers use oil as much as this Uncle. This Uncle clearly has got issues
this way of frying its tasty,but heaty prolong frying
this is fry egg and oyster. you call or luak?
This is why after eating SG version...you would not take to the Thai and taiwan version.
Fry well cook longer best nices to eat but no powder oyster nices 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Damn, that’s a lot of oil!
Bacot aje bocil
I counted 13 scoops/spatulas' worth of oil- and that's assuming none were 'missed' in the scene cuts. I replicated this several times with water & got approx 300ml... for 4-5 portions of omlette... scary...
Starch and eggs are thicker,more than the oyster. Dont know if there are anyone who can do crispy oyster omelette
how fast went into where
Why did he throw away the first batch?
Really have skill.
Too much emphasis on the eggs. Less eggs and more oysters.
The famed Simon Road Orh Luak is now back in the same spot - now helmed by the son Mr Lim Poh Poh Pin after the passing of his dad Mr Lim Seng Hong who started it all.
Pro tip:
Bring camera and take videos for more than usual serving of oysters
it is my favourite but the cooking oil is a triglyceride issue for the heart, it will cause heart attack unless the cooking oil is changed to virgin olive oil or other cooking oil which is not bad cholesterol
Olive oil is not suitable for such prolonged cooking time as it has a lower smoking point.
You gonna burn the olive oil. And impart an awful taste to the dish.
Did u see an insect in the frying pan
Super sinfully oily dish and I super love it but I only eat it once in a blue moon. Don't think the hawkers use pork lard in such dishes nowadays. In truth pork lard is good oil, better than oil derived from plants like sunflower, soy, canola and palm. Canola oil is actually an industrial oil, not fit for human consumption. Margarine and shortening are the worst kind of oil. Animal fats and butter is natural and fine as long as you eat it in moderation. Best oil for human consumption is avocado oil, cold pressed extra virgin coconut oil which is rich in lauric acid and MCT as well as olive oil. I only use olive and coconut oil and seldom eat out because hawkers and restaurants use palm or cheap vegetable oil to cook their food. Worse, some use recycled oil that has seen better days.
Macaroni!!! how much oil to cook this... heart attack food.
Heart attack on a Plate!
Ha,ha....palm oil free....! Amazing..!
I used to love Hup Kee until they remove lard from their recipe :(
Omg! They used to put lard???? I didn’t know that!
surprise the USA hasn't invaded this stall yet
The most oily oyster fry I've ever seen...
It is not Or Luak it is Oil Luak. Better stay away from this kind of food though it is delicious. Once a while is ok. There are other or Luak stay in your neighbourhood that’s use less much oil.
放油这么多那里会好吃
OILSTER OMELETTE.
Yak! Orluak swimming in OIL
This stuff will not, I repeat, WILL NOT give you constipation! #lubed
I am thinking that I am going to drink the oil not eating the dish
Hot omelette serve straight on styro plate??? CANNOT!!!!!
I love them Oysters!#RippinLipsInc.
Main ingredient is oil. This is oiled oyster omelette
Good
That amount of oil is good for 7 days cooking in a household.
Substandard..
too much oil....I will try it at home with less oil in it
And you will succeed.
no googy stuff or luak?
sick!!!
Whoa, that's a shocking amount of oil. I've been looking for a reason to make better meal choices and yo this is it. Thankfully, not all stalls cook this dish this way.
It seems Taiwanese style less oil more healthy
I've tried this stall and it wasn't good, trying hard to achieve the crispness in the egg but too much oil used. cant really taste the egg as they were all soaked in the oil and way too over cooked. totally not worth the calories.
Ah yoor. So much oil!!!! Also the oil used already old oil. That been said, it must taste so delicious!!!
its as good as smoking 50 sticks a day.....
The way he cook is so much diff compare to Malaysia style. Also i think he use too much oil.
oil is cheaper, pour more 👍👍👍👍 . REGARDLESS OF PEOPLE'S LIFE AND DEATH, BE CAREFUL WITH THIS FOOD 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩
I think he added too much egg to the oil. 😋
Not exactly healthy, but I suppose have it as an indulgence every now and then.
Too much Oil and plastic decorations is bed for healthy
油不用钱的吗，看他下油很恐怖
for those who are kiasi, better not watch ... those who 'eat oil sure die'
*splashes oil*