Can cooked abalone be eaten the next day?
Generally speaking, whether cooked abalone can be consumed the next day depends on the storage method. It can be eaten if stored properly in a sealed container under refrigeration and shows no signs of spoilage; however, it should not be consumed if improperly stored or already spoiled. The details are as follows:

If the cooked abalone is promptly placed in an airtight container and refrigerated at 0–4°C, and shows no off-odor, maintains firm texture, and has no slimy surface the next day, it is generally safe to eat. Refrigeration slows bacterial growth and helps preserve quality for a short period. Simply ensure thorough reheating before consumption.
If the cooked abalone was not sealed, left exposed to air, not refrigerated promptly, or exhibits signs of spoilage such as unpleasant odor, soft or mushy texture, slimy surface, or abnormal color after overnight storage, it should not be eaten. In such cases, harmful bacteria may have proliferated, increasing the risk of gastrointestinal discomfort if consumed.
In daily practice, it is recommended to cook and consume abalone soon after preparation. If overnight storage is necessary, always seal it tightly and refrigerate, with storage time not exceeding 24 hours. Carefully check its condition before eating, and ensure it is thoroughly heated to minimize health risks.