It is not in Amoy Street at all, but at People's Park food market (#01-1016B).We sometimes go to the market on Saturday afternoons to visit my parents. While we leave Kai with my parents at their store, Terence and I will go around sampling the food at the market.
We call such escapades Tapas (which is the name for a wide variety of appetizers in Spanish). We tried the char kway teow from the store previously, and liked it very much. There was a queue to warrant our curiosity too.
But when we went there last weekend, it wasn't as tasty as before. Maybe the cook was having a bad day. Having said that, I would suggest giving it a try.
Naturally we ordered the oyster omelette since they are after all the "Amoy Street Fried 
Oyster". But it had too much starch, not enough egg. You can give it a miss unless you crave for some oysters, which this store gives enough so you won't suspect your husband for eating more than his fair share.
Oyster". But it had too much starch, not enough egg. You can give it a miss unless you crave for some oysters, which this store gives enough so you won't suspect your husband for eating more than his fair share. 
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