One of the most well-known night market food in Taipei, oyster omelette is crispy outside but slightly chewy inside. With the right ingredients, it’s easy to make at home.
Chopped mushrooms, vegetables, herbs and spices are sauteed, stirred into beaten eggs and poured into a hot pan. Rolling the cooked omelette into a log and cutting it into thin slices is purely optional.A very lightly seasoned omelette, the dish comes alive when drizzled with a sweet-sour-spicy sauce, and served with fried shallots and the leaves of cilantro.