JW491 Frog Porridge

Tasty and tender frog meat cooked in medium-mild spiciness, thick, gooey and savoury sauce. Chilli padi can be found so be careful not to accidentally bite the seeds. Haha.😅
I like how the meat is soft, chewy and easily detached from the bone. Apart from that, the sauce is just normal and lack fragrance but paired it with plain porridge, certainly makes it more yummy.
The more frog you order, the cheaper it is in overall pricing.

Smooth, light savouriness with a hint of sesame oil. Texture is great. Add sauce to improve taste.

Exact same sauce as the frog legs, the pork belly has a bit of chew and firmness. I was ok w it but my brother didn't like it. Btw as u can tell from the price, this is a really small pot

The sauce is pretty hearty. It's kinda thin for this style but v good with porridge. Bullfrog was tender and smooth, cooked masterfully. The heat is something though, they add chili padi. Highly recommended

Really smooth, w sesame oil and spring onions. Not a lot of taste, perfect vessel to go w the saucy dishes you're gonna order

Btw ridiculous value for money sia. 1.5nett for this pot, feeds 2 hungry guys. It's good, and you need effort to wash the claypot. Pretty sure they losing money >

Good Morning!🌞 it’s midweek which of course (inevitably....) calls for a celebration 🍾 WOOPWOOP!! We’ve all survived half the week (almost!) now.. have you tried Frog Porridge 🐸? It’s texture is very similar to chicken except a lot lot lot LOT LOOOOOTTTT more tender and if you’re a fellow westie, here’s a stall that does it real well! (As recommended by @foodkingnoc 😏)
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Featured in frame is their Claypot Dried Chilli Frog ($7 for single portion), and if you add a pot of claypot porridge is +$1.50 otherwise it’s $0.50 for a bowl of porridge 🤗 Think flavourful and well marinated frog, coated with a layer of bubbling and piping hot sauce 🤤