Apparently, oysters taste best and have the most nutrition in the winter season (From November to early March) in Korea. I bought 2 packs of oysters (total 400 g) for the price of one the other day and we enjoyed it a lot. They are usually about 2500 won (US $2.60) for 200g pack. Oysters are often referred to as “the milk of the sea“, because they contain lots of calcium. They are also very popular as a stamina food for Korean guys. 
Ingredients
(Expected preparation time – 23 minutes, Expected cooking time – less than 10 minutes)
- 1 egg and 1 egg yolk (to make the pancakes yellower)
- Refined rice wine 1/4 tsp
- Pepper – 1 sprinkle
- Salt – 1 sprinkle
- White flour – 2 tbsp
- 1 red chili
- 4 stalks of garlic chives
- Oyster 150g
Preparation
- Soak the oysters in cold water for about 15 minutes. (add some salt)
- Drain the oysters and dry them in the air.
- Put the flour into the plastic bag and add the oysters. Shake it.
- Finely chop the garlic chives and thin slice the chili.
- Beat the egg, add the pepper and salt, then mix them well.
- Add the vegetables and oysters into the egg bowl. Stir it.
Cooking
- Pre heat the pan.
- Add some oil.
- Scoop out one oyster at a time with a spoon.
- Turn them over when one side is cooked.
5.When both sides are cooked, serve them on a plate.
[...] seaside country, Korea’s culinary repertoire naturally includes excellent seafood. Try these oyster pancakes, courtesy of My Korean [...]
[...] a seaside country, Korea’s culinary repertoire naturally includes excellent seafood. Try these oyster pancakes, courtesy of My Korean [...]
This looks really good. Mmm, I’m definitely going to try making this! ^ ^
god i love ur food so much, i’ve always been so into korean food…u should see my sister she’s nuts about korean food, entertament..etc,
i’m also a middle easter country [kuwait].
keep up the good work i just can’t wait for ur new recipes of urs (*^.^*)//~
Oh my God, I really miss Korea now. Oyster for how much?
Where I live(Southern Germany, no sea whatsoever nearby), I need to go to some fancy department store to get some of those babies.
Thanks Pepy, I love sea food too.
I really should try one of your mussel recipe soon.
Goshhhhhhhh again….
This food makes my mouth watering. I love seafood
Thanks
maybe I just have to try a good oyster dish, like yours.
Don’t you like oysters, Kat? I wasn’t a big fan of them at first too. Though I love them now.
I wish I like oysters more, these look really good!