Qingkunshan Oyster Fritters. The "Beauty Oyster Omelet" banner flutters in the wind at the Chaotian Temple plaza in Qingkunsen, attracting tourists' attention. Why is it named "Beauty"? Is it because everyone's heart. The banner of "Beauty Oyster Fritters" flutters in the wind at the plaza of Chaotian Temple in Qingkunshan, attracting the attention of tourists. The question of why it's named "Beauty" lingers in everyone's minds. It turns out the owner is named "Chen Meinu" (Chen Beauty), and using her name as the stall's name is straightforward and natural, while also creating an eye-catching and imaginative space. Chen Meinu was originally a salt worker at the Cigu Salt Field. When the salt fields were completely decommissioned in 2002, officially marking the end of Taiwan's salt industry and the unemployment of all salt workers, Chen Meinu, who had been selling fried fire shrimp while working at the salt fields, often pondered how to start a business to supplement her household income. In 2007, the Yanfeng Bridge, connecting Qingkunshan and the Fan-shaped Salt Field, was rebuilt. After finishing work in the evenings, the construction workers would come for drinks and chats. Chen Meinu then fried oyster fritters as snacks for the workers, branding her stall "Beauty Oyster Fritters" and joining the ranks of oyster fritter vendors in Qingkunshan. Additionally, she used fire shrimp as an ingredient to cook fire shrimp vermicelli soup for the workers' lunch and dinner. The oyster fritters at "Beauty Oyster Fritters" are made with a batter of soybean flour and wheat flour, mixed with chopped leeks, cabbage, and celery as filling, along with oysters... Address: 臺南市將軍區鯤鯓里226號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Tainan