海埔蚵仔煎 — Restaurant in Hualien City

Nothing but disappointment. One star as I don’t have a 0 star option. There was a sign that says please line up. However people were standing everywhere, one of the customer told us to just go straight up to them to order so I tried doing so thinking maybe there isn’t a line anymore. The woman in the grey shirt yelled and said to go line up. I was confused so I asked where would the line begin? She shooed us away and yelled at us to read the sign.

After reading some other reviews of this place, I found that we are not the only ones being treated this way. Some respect to others couldn’t be too hard.

Doesn’t matter how good your food taste, your bad attitude makes the food stinks and I will never ever recommend anyone...

Our second stop on street food hunting is to try the Taiwanese oyster pancake. The fresh oyster and egg were displayed on the ice right in front of to stimulate your appetite. Started with the pancake paste and oyster, then egg. Pan frying fir a while, then put the vegetable on the top and in the middle of the frying pan. Finally, cut them into a slice, put it in a plate and spray some sauce before giving them to either dinning table or take out. It’s probably the best oyster pancake I ever had in my life with very...

The style of the oyster omelette is definitely different from what we have in Singapore. In Singapore, the style of oyster omelette is crispy, dry and with the chilli on the side.

For the local Taiwanese version, the dish seems to be watery version almost somewhat sloppy. The starch of the omelette seems liquid like, accompanied by the chilli on top of the dish.

The service staffs were amicable and inviting. I'd recommend this...