Jan
5th

KY eats - Penang Pork Intestine Porridge

Files under Eats, Hawkers, Penang | Posted by KY

Well, the name pork intestine porridge is a little misleading, but that’s just how it’s called in Hokkien. The ingredient includes not only boiled pork intestine, but also roasted pork (char siew), and deep fried crispy pork intestine. Sounds yummy isn’t it? Definately not for the faint hearted, then again it’s not really fear factor material.

pork intestine porridge in new lane, Penang

For the best of this rare dish, you have to go to New Lane in Penang. The porridge is well cooked till individual grains are not visible, together with the main ingredients described above, some spring onion and a dash of white pepper is added. The boiled intestine is not overly soft nor too chewy, and the roasted pork was pretty good. However, the real gem is the deep fried crispy intestine, it is crunchy and carries a taste I can only described as a cross between bacon, dried pork, and deep fried pork fat. Basically all the good stuff.

So, next time when you go to Penang, remember that there are more than just laksa and char kuih teow.

Here’s how you get there, foo!
map to pork intestine porridge in new lane, Penang

Address:
Lorong Baru, Penang
GPS: 5.414726, 100.326312

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8 Responses to “KY eats - Penang Pork Intestine Porridge”

  1. By Peter on Jan 5, 2006 | Reply

    Arrrgh, I miss siu cheong chuk. Damn you KY.

  2. By michaelooi on Jan 5, 2006 | Reply

    yeah, the famous new lane chu-cheong-chuk. the fat lady who runs the stall is also known to have attitude problem…

  3. By Bryan on Jan 5, 2006 | Reply

    Yummy! Peter, you want me to send it to you via DHL? :D

  4. By foodcrazee on Jan 5, 2006 | Reply

    Yummy! Long time since last ate al the organs cept for tripe.

  5. By suanie on Jan 6, 2006 | Reply

    hmm pig blood is bad! pig is bad! haram!

  6. By aw on Jan 6, 2006 | Reply

    suanie: hypocrite. :)

  7. By Jack on Sep 14, 2006 | Reply

    I personally think that the one in New Lane is not as tasty as the one that was sold in the Anson Road market. Sadly, the couple that use to sell the prrridge have stopped working as rumour has it that both of them are in ill health:-(
    Additionally my dad used to say that the way they hang up the intestines will collect road dust!

  8. By newlane88 on Sep 15, 2006 | Reply

    i was born there…………chee cheong chuk, thong sui, wan than mee, beef koay teow soap.

    bfast………..fried fish head bee hoon…..yummmyyyyyyyyyy

    tea time……..the best pao in town…….no more since my father has retired.

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