Oyster omelette, also called oyster pancake, differs according to where you eat it, and from cook to cook. In Singapore and Taiwan, it tends to be sticky and stretchy due to the addition of sweet ...

Of course, that's not the only place it belongs. Right in the comfort of your kitchen, the Taiwanese oyster omelet can also ...

17, wrote about her unpleasant experience on X earlier this week. "Found a cockroach in the omelette served to me on the @airindia flight from Delhi to New York," the mother wrote in the post on ...

Happy Halloween! While Oct. 31 is for dressing in costume and trick-or-treating, the weekend has other fun fall festivities.

As oyster lovers slurp their way through October, honoring their favorite bivalve during N.C. Oyster Month, the health of the state's mollusk fishery appears to be on an upward trajectory.

The Town of Oyster Bay and the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Chamber of Commerce are gearing up for one of the region’s largest and most anticipated fundraisers: the Oyster Fest. Set for Oct. 19-20 ...

At 2 p.m. on the Saturday after Columbus Day, an annual tradition occurs in Oyster Bay. Contestants, equipped with a knife, line up ready to open as many oysters as they can in four minutes during ...

Add the omelette and peas. Use a wooden spoon to break the egg into small pieces. Taste and add salt and pepper as desired. To finish, stir in the oyster sauce and a little more soy sauce and ...

Oyster Fest weekend has become a local holiday on the North Shore of Long Island. Annually, more than 150,000 people pack Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park and Audrey Avenue in the historic hamlet ...

There are historical gems, like Grand Central Oyster Bar, as well as newcomers like Kjun. Some of the city’s iconic steakhouses and burger joints exist here, too, as do excellent options for ...

This pleasant dining room in the Omni Hotel atrium offers a Southwestern menu and a dynamite Sunday brunch with waffle and omelet stations. This is a restaurant for the big ballers, the heavy ...

Get ready for a walk back through medieval times, oyster delicacies, and bike rides to local food festivals. Here are Where Y’at’s picks! Follow Where Y’at on social media, or log onto ...