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    • Back in 2020, Sixth Floor Oyster Cake was just a humble home business operating from a sixth-floor HDB unit in Punggol (hence the name). The owner, Mr Khung Wai Yeen, left the corporate world to start selling oyster cakes as he couldn’t find any delicious ones in Singapore at that time. Credit What I love about their oyster cakes is the fact that its various choices cater to a larger target audience. Instead of just the Original (S$3.70), there is also Mala (S$3.90), Scallop (S$4.20), and my favourite Kimchi (S$3.70). Even my partner, who doesn’t eat seafood, enjoys the W/O Oyster (S$3.70) and Meat Only (S$3.90) options. Credit In recent months, the company has seen a decline in its sales volume. Despite downsizing their workforce and working closely with their suppliers to minimise costs, Sixth Floor Oyster cake still couldn’t make ends meet to continue running the business. Due to staff shortage, they have also apologised for the decline in service quality. Thus, to retain the brand’s reputation, they have made the painful but necessary decision to shut down before things get worse. Credit Singaporean influencer, Simon Khung, better known as Simonboy, happens to be Wai Yeen’s younger brother and is also the ambassador for the brand. I reached out to him and he commented that his brother is devastated having built the brand from scratch and watching it grow from a home-based to three F&B outlets. “He sacrificed a great deal but I’m proud of him for putting on a good fight. I’m also partially relieved that he won’t be as stressed,” Simon added. Credit | Credit Since the announcement, a few of their loyal customers have also been commenting on their socials, asking whether they would consider going back to doing home-based business, just like old times. Well, all I can do now is cross my fingers and pray that they do. I didn’t discover them when they were home-based, but many have said that the quality was so much better then. Do you agree? For now, I have less than 2 weeks to enjoy my Kimchi oyster puffs one last time.
    • Most important question is it non halal?   I will only go eat if non halal just like carl jr.
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