Fried Oysters Oh yeah, it's called “fried oyster omelet” too – due to the big amount of eggs. Oysters are fresh and although not big in size, the generous amount makes up for it.

As for myself, I got to say that I enjoyed eating it. The eggs are simply delicious, and I actually care about the oysters – I just loved them. Fried oysters can be found in some Melaka food courts and the one that I like most is at the stall in Bunga Raya Food Court Location Jalan Bunga Raya, Melaka 75100 Dir

Medan Makan Boon Leong. Fried Fresh Oyster Bunga Raya Food Court. Had been coming here since i was a kid. My grandma used to take me here for the fired oyster.

Ever since, we have been having this well known Bunga Raya Oh Jian. The chili sauce is nice and so is the oyster. You can also ask them to add extra. Will always drop by and queue up for the fried oyster here. Chilli sauce is o k only but the fried oyster is nice.

Fried Oysters Omelette, Bunga Raya Food Court. Melaka Food.

The Malaccan-style oyster omelet is a combination of rice flour batter, eggs and oysters, fried in a flat wok over very high heat. It has a drier texture with lost of coriander leaves for garnishing.

Melaka Food, Fried Oysters. Oh yeah, it's called “fried oyster omelet” too – due to the big amount of eggs. Oysters are fresh and although not big in size, the generous amount makes up for it.

As for myself, I got to say that I enjoyed eating it. The eggs are simply delicious, and I actually care about the oysters – I just loved them. Fried oysters can be found in some Melaka food courts and the one that I like most is at the stall in Bunga Raya Food Court.

Popiah Stall @ Jalan Bunga Raya The Popiah Stall is situated right in front of Madam's King Emporium. Actually, there are two stalls there, which can make every fan of Chinese cuisine happy.

The best and always fresh Chinese food in Malacca is here – on small stalls right in front of Madam's King Emporium Don't forget to buy and try: zhu you zha popiah BBQ sotong; sotong and kangkung; fish balls; fried bean curd skin; prawn crackers

Drive along Jalan Bunga Raya in Pasir Pinji and you will see a few food trucks there. There are two chendol stalls, one by an Indian uncle and another one by 2 Chinese uncle. We picked the latter and had a cooling bowl of dessert in the sweltering heat.

Their cendol includes red beans, gula melaka and chendol strips with pandan fragrance. They are always famous for their “Wan Tau Long” jelly or Yellow Jelly which is perfect for the hot weather. This stall opens in the afternoon only, and does not have fixed rest days.

Jalan Bunga Raya for another well known oyster omelette (pronounced as Oh Chien in Hokkien Language) among the locals for generations. Located in Medan Makan Boon Leong. Looks delicious, but taste ok only.

The oysters were small, starchy with the amount of flour being poured inside. Dry chilies were spicy, but nothing more than that, no fragrance at all. Skip this if you are in town, not worth the time. Another overrated Malacca food.

Cockle stalls in Jalan Bunga Raya (longkang siham) Strange, but all they have in order to cook this tasty food are two pots of boiling water, a few strainers and a chopping board. While waiting for your food, you can try one of the different sauces or eat seashells.

It's a little bit exotic way to eat for tourists and a great way to have quick and delicious lunch in Malacca. Among seashells there is a star dish like Cuttlefish with Kangkung (can be ordered either with boiled or grilled cuttlefish) and, of course, the fat and bloody cockles It's actually cheap to eat like this and you can enjoy a lot of different seafood there. Each plate of cockles/lala/snail costs flat RM1.50.

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Hup Kee Seafood Restaurant 4A, Batu 4 1/2 Jalan Ipoh Kuala Lumpur Fried Salted Chicken, Assam Pomfret, Deep Fried Prawns with Yam, Vege Soup, Spinach soup with ham, egg, salted egg, century egg, mushroom and anchovies, Stir fried roasted pork with Leek and local Tofu, Deep fried Mah... Located at Jalan Ipoh 4 1/2 miles, near mosque… a really old establishment Deep fried Mah Yeaw Yee was delicious and crispy.

I enjoyed eating the crispy fish head and belly