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Fried oyster and carrot cake in Johor Bahru

Location: 6, Jalan Siu Nam, Bandar Johor Bahru, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor Darul Ta'zim, Malaysia

Meldrum Walk Street Foods

Fried Oyster and Carrot Cake is a street food stall in Johor Bahru with no specific mall assignment in the database. The stall is listed on Wanderlog and TikTok. The Wanderlog entry describes the street food ambience, generous portions at reasonable prices, and reviewers appreciating the authentic flavours reminiscent of 1980s hawker food. A TikTok video by Explore Johor features discovering oyster omelette and fried carrot cake at Bazar Perling during Ramadan. The dish combination (fried oyster oyster with carrot cake) is a classic Singapore-Johor hawker speciality, where the same stall typically sells both or jian (fried oyster omelette) and chai tow kway (fried carrot cake). These dishes are staples of the Johor-Singapore hawker tradition and are rarely found outside the region.

Fried Oyster and Carrot Cake serves two signature hawker dishes: or jian (fried oyster omelette, 蚝煎) and chai tow kway (fried carrot cake, 菜头粿). The or jian features fresh oysters cooked in a starchy egg batter, pan-fried until crispy on the outside and soft inside, served with a chilli sauce dip. The chai tow kway (carrot cake, actually made from radish/radish cake rather than carrot) is stir-fried with preserved radish, eggs, garlic, and chilli, available in black (with sweet dark soy sauce) or white (without) versions. The 1980s hawker food description indicates a traditional preparation style with authentic flavours, generous portions, and reasonable prices, contrasting with more modern, smaller-portioned hawker stalls. The street food ambience adds to the experience. The stall competes with other or jian and chai tow kway stalls across JB, differentiating itself through the 1980s-style authenticity. The Bazar Perling appearance during Ramadan indicates the stall may operate at different locations or markets, not a fixed shoplot.

Operating hours vary by location. The stall appears at markets and food courts across JB, including Bazar Perling during Ramadan.
6, Jalan Siu Nam, Bandar Johor Bahru, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor Darul Ta'zim, Malaysia
Meldrum Walk Street Foods

Operating Hours

Open Now
Closes at 9 pm (in 4h 55m)
Monday
3:01–9 pm
Tuesday
3:01–9 pm
Wednesday (Today)
3:01–9 pm
Thursday
3–9 pm
Friday
3–9 pm
Saturday
3–9 pm
Sunday
3–9 pm