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The food and the oyster selection and quality are the best I've had. There is always something unique for oysters, and the mussles arr fantastic. Serv…
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Oyster Express
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A cozy little place with delicious oysters! Although the oysters were the sweet star of the show, the side dishes (fries, clam chowder, & steamed muss…
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Oyster Express
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I know, I know, who would've thought seafood and Chinatown?! Not the best oysters in town, but definitely a hip and cool new addition to the neighborh…
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Oyster Express
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7 Reviews on “Oyster Express”
The food and the oyster selection and quality are the best I’ve had. There is always something unique for oysters, and the mussles arr fantastic. Service is great with knowledgeable staff, courteous owners and a very cool vibe, food and drinks are prepared with love and it shows. Recommend calling ahead during peak hours.This gem is a cozy retreat that I will retweet and re-treat myself to again and again.
A cozy little place with delicious oysters! Although the oysters were the sweet star of the show, the side dishes (fries, clam chowder, & steamed mussels) were also quite satisfying.5 stars for fresh food! 5 stars for the attentive waitress – especially since it was super busy!
I know, I know, who would’ve thought seafood and Chinatown?! Not the best oysters in town, but definitely a hip and cool new addition to the neighborhood. Happy hour is recommended, go for the oysters really because the rest of the food is just okay.
Very comfortable neighbourhood spot. Friends I have mentioned it have been hesitant, but those trepidations are unfounded. Fresh, clean and delicious.
So finally went here for a late dinner, and heard good reviews from 2 of my friends, got to be something. all the oysters are seasonal, i tried kushi and jervis’ oysters and paired with white wine. first time slurping an oyster fresh, i had oysters before but it was motoyaki type, so the flavor is all overwhelmed by the batter and butter on top. while this one is fresh, and with a mix of tabasco, lemon and their own vineggar spice, the flavour of the oyster is really brought up in a nice way. the lemon deaffened the taste of seafood/raw for most and the tabasco somewhat opens up the depth flavor of the oyster and their vinnegar like spice is more like a dipping sauce that compliments the depth flavor. it’s all very good.definitely a good first try, but i have no comparison in terms of oyster. do i like it? yes, am i able to know what’s a good oyster? not really yet. for the taste i’ll say it’s good but the price is on the pricier side as well, but for fresh oysters i think it’s still worth it, the comparison will be where in other places will be to get fresh oyster mangkr.wordpress.com
What a cute restaurant! It’s a small place located on the corner unit so it’s super easy to spot! The staff are very welcoming and friendly. Deliciously wide selection of oysters to pick from and served fresh!! Fresh horse radish as well. Great sauces for you to pick and add to your oyster. Seriously, freshest oysters I’ve had!
Got there around 8pm on a saturday with a party of 5, and for such as small place we got a table right away. We got a great description of all the oysters on the menu, and missing happy hour, most variates were around 3-3.50 each, with the daily special at 1.95. The oysters were fantastic, with my favourites being the Raspberry Point from PEI and the Kaipara’s from NZ. Apart from lemon wedges and freshly shaved horseradish and tobasco the oysters were accompanied by 3 condiments; a chilli vinegar, a delicious seafood sauce, and a spicy pepper vodka. We also split the mussels and candied salmon which were both excellent as well. The service fast fast and attentive, and all in all was a great experience.