Jed in Geylang, Part 2.

Here's the long awaited Part 2.

Since KYtheMonkey couldn't recall the exact location of the femes Frog Porridge (fp) stall, we settled for Fried Kuey Teow with Beef (fktb) instead :: I was later told that fp is just opposite fktb, O_o :: and Jen kept reminded me that the fp served with cold beer is dem syok until can die dot com, -_-". Initially, we had no idea that the stall we patronized was 'the one' (until we were told later), we just spontaneously decided to eat there.

Hot Plate 'Oh Jien' (oj). OJ is a dish made out of battered eggs with flour with oyster as toppings. Normally, its cook thoroughly before served but in this case, its 70% cooked then placed on the hot to let it simmer. Quite nice. Not for those who dislikes rawness.

Look at the size of that oyster! In KL, you're lucky if its visible.

Last but not least, the fktb. Might not look appetizing but I can assure you that its sedap giler babi!

The trip to Geylang would not be complete until you experience, I mean have a look of what its really famous for, other than the food. After the hearty meal, the adventurous KYtheMonkey decided to bring me for a walk along the Even-Numbered streets (yes, the numberings has meanings), just for fun. Before that, he advised me to ignore anyone that approaches me, just to be on the safe side. The 'service providing' houses have distinctive features, standing out among the rest of the structures there. How things works: Male 'fetchers' are outside while getting customers while female 'providers' will be waiting inside. And that was all I saw and learnt.

Really! That's all. End of my Geylang trip. No more, the end.

Next time I'm there, I'll make sure I experience them, no regrets. I was referring to the Frog Porridge served with cold beer lah.