Budai Old-Fashioned Oyster Cake. "Budai Old-Fashioned Oyster Cake" may be an inconspicuous stall, with no address or phone number, but it's the most frequently visited stall by tourists at Budai Fishing Port. "Budai Old-Fashioned Oyster Cake" may be an inconspicuous stall, with no address or phone number, but it's the most frequently visited stall by tourists at Budai Fishing Port. This is because it's a thoughtful oyster cake stall. Oyster cakes are usually served on a plate and cut into pieces. However, for customers who don't have time to sit down and eat, or who are traveling by tour bus, even if cut into pieces and put in a paper bag, they are extremely inconvenient to eat. The owner thoughtfully came up with the idea of oyster rolls. Using the same ingredients and batter, they are made into long strips, with a bamboo skewer added. When deep-fried, the texture is the same as an oyster cake. Holding the skewer, you can eat it while walking or in the car, conveniently and without getting your hands dirty. With the same concept, the originally individual fried oysters are also made into long strips with skewers. Other items such as shrimp rolls, cod rolls, squid balls, and chive rolls are also on skewers. A small touch of thoughtfulness has led to great business for this small stall, with a continuous stream of customers every day. Therefore, before customers arrive in the morning, the owner starts deep-frying various fried items, filling the racks above the fryer, to be ready for the customers or tour groups that may arrive at any moment. The "old-fashioned" oyster cakes of Budai are made with a batter of bean flour mixed with rice paste...
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