Hand-filled · Wok-fried · Berseh Food Centre

Fu Zhou
Poh Hwa

福州宝华蠔饼

Traditional oyster cakes.
A Fuzhou family recipe.

Look inside the cake ↓
Cross-section of a Fu Zhou Poh Hwa oyster cake
The oyster-cake filling, filmed at Poh Hwa in 2019

Crisp outside. A savoury filling of seafood, meat and herbs inside. Find the stall upstairs at Berseh Food Centre.

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One speciality, made by hand

There’s a lot
inside this little cake.

Fuzhou oyster cakes wrap oysters, prawns, minced pork and herbs in batter, with peanuts and ikan bilis on top. The cakes are fried in a ladle until their shell turns golden.

At Poh Hwa, the cake comes with the stall’s chilli sauce. Choose the standard version, or ask whether the extra-filling version is available that day.

Oysters & prawnsMinced pork & herbsPeanuts & ikan bilis

Contains seafood, pork and peanuts. Ask the stall about other ingredients and cross-contact; no allergy-free or halal claim is made.

Filling arranged in a ladle before frying
Filling a cake before it goes into the wok · 2019 footage

A simple choice

The oyster cakes.

Published guide prices, with their source dates. Call the stall to confirm today’s price and availability.

01 / THE CLASSIC

Traditional Oyster Cake

The signature cake with seafood, minced pork and herbs, finished with the familiar peanut and ikan bilis topping.

S$2.80 / guide price

Reported in Eatbook’s 2026 rare hawker dishes guide.

02 / MORE FILLING

With Extra Ingredients

A larger version with additional filling. Ask the stall about the day’s availability before deciding your order.

S$3.30 / older guide price

Reported by DanielFoodDiary, June 2024. Current price is not independently confirmed.

The craft, up close

From ladle to golden crust.

Actual preparation at the stall, captured in SETHLUI.com’s 2019 feature.

A golden oyster cake lifted from the wok
Lifted from the wok after frying
Fresh oyster cakes being cut for serving
Cut for sharing, with the filling in view
Oyster cake served with chilli sauce
The stall’s chilli sauce alongside the cake

A family thread

A recipe carried
through generations.

Published accounts trace the family’s oyster-cake tradition to the 1950s. Jenny and Mr Tan continued that tradition at Fu Zhou Poh Hwa, now at #02-34 Berseh Food Centre.

Each cake is assembled in a ladle, fried to a golden shell and served as a compact savoury snack. The 2019 stall photograph is archival; the current address and telephone were rechecked in November 2026.

Read the family’s story ↗
Fu Zhou Poh Hwa stall sign at Berseh, filmed in 2019
The Fu Zhou Poh Hwa stall sign · archival 2019 footage

Individual diner notes

Crispness people remember.

Short excerpts from named Burpple accounts. These are dated individual experiences, not promises about every order.

“Outer crust remains dry and crisp.”

The Hungry Fatty · 21 Aug 2023

“Thin, crispy and fragrant.”

Gladys Tan · 19 Jan 2021

“Very flavourful.”

Lorraine Wong · 5 Oct 2020

Read the original reviews ↗

Plan your stop

Upstairs at Berseh.

  1. Choose your cakes

    Think about standard or extra filling and the quantity you would like.

  2. Call ahead for a larger order

    Ask the stall to confirm the price, availability and collection arrangements. Do not assume a pickup time is reserved.

  3. Collect at #02-34

    Visit the second floor of Berseh Food Centre. Public listings generally place service around 10:30am–6pm, but they disagree on the weekly closure day. Call before a special trip.

Can I order on this website?

This page does not take orders or payment. Call the stall to discuss the order and confirm collection details.

Is there a direct WhatsApp number?

A reliable public business WhatsApp number could not be verified. Use the displayed telephone number or the business’s linked Facebook profile.

Are the prices current?

The standard guide price is from 2026 coverage; the extra-filling price is from June 2024. They are provided with dates so you can check them directly with the stall.

Can the stall deliver?

No current delivery arrangement or minimum order has been verified. Ask the stall before arranging any third-party collection.

Find Poh Hwa

Berseh Food Centre · #02-34

166 Jalan Besar, #02-34 Berseh Food Centre, Singapore 208877

Opening hours
Published service window: around 10:30am–6pm
Contact
Telephone +65 8112 5286

Current public listings disagree on the weekly closure day. Call +65 8112 5286 before a special trip.

Plan your enquiry

Ask the stall directly.

For a larger order, a quick call is the clearest way to check what can be prepared.

  • Standard or extra filling; number of cakes
  • Date, group size or other details
  • Ask the business to confirm availability and total price.
Call the stall

A public telephone number is verified in current food coverage. A reliable business WhatsApp number could not be established. No message or booking is sent by this page.

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