Osman Goat Farm

Address: 38, Jalan Enau, Kangkar Tebrau, 81100 Johor Bahru, Johor Darul Ta'zim, Malaysia

Google Map Link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/o6ffaWiXjtVCn2bq5
(Please refer to the Timings provided in the Google Map Link for the Operating Hours.)

WARNING: In addition to seeing Live Goats in a Goat Farm, this Blog Post will also showcase an Abattoir and Actual Meat Processing Photos. The Photos are Not Too Overly Gory. Pretty much similar to what you would normally see in a Standard Butcher at a Wet Market in South-East Asia. There is however 1 Gory Image of Slaughtered Goat Heads but I have Highly Censored it. No Graphic Image Depictions will be shown 🙅‍♂️

If you are the Squeamish type, DO NOT view the Photos or Videos in this post. 🙅‍♂️ If you are Uncomfortable at any Point about this Blog Post, just Stop Reading and Walk Away. 🚶 Do not come Screaming, Shouting, Condemning or Protesting in the Comments Section. Thank You.

About this Osman Goat Farm

This is of course not an Eatery but an Actual Goat Farm / Abattoir. I visited this because apparently they are the Supplier for 班蘭羊肚麵 Pandan Mutton Soup that I reviewed previously. I thought it would be quite interesting to actually visit the Goat Farm where the Meat actually comes from. Check out the Videos and Photos of this Place that I've taken.

Located in a Small Little Neighbourhood Street, this is a Fairly Large Building.
Its separated by 2 Sections, the Abattoir and the Actual Goat Pens. Both are Open to the Public. 

The Staffs are Friendly and Polite and I even met the Boss Mr Amin.
Really Friendly Young Indian Lad who speaks pretty Decent English too.



Why you would want to visit this place is because they do sell Freshly Slaughtered Meats to the Public like how you would buy Meat from a Butcher in a Supermarket. They look Cleanly Maintained with No Odours or anything.

They also sell Goat Milk in 250ml and 500ml Bottles too which I will describe later in the Review.
If you are interested, you can also take a look at the List of Menu Prices of the Meats here.


According to Google Reviewers, there are also Free Ice-Cream available for Customers although I did not try.
Not sure if they're made of Goat Milk tbh. Free Water Coolers and Restroom Facilities are available. 

There weren't Much Customers around other than a Family and Me on a Saturday Weekend Afternoon.
The Whole Place has a Very Peaceful Serene Vibe to it.


The Abattoir Meat Processing Section

Openly Visible to the Public, but of course you are restricted to enter the Actual Slaughter or Meat Processing Section. The Abattoir is not Closed off or anything. That said, the Section where the Actual Slaughter of the Live Animals isn't visible. What you can see are Carcasses already Skinned and being Cut up for Packaging. This Section looks Cleanly Maintained with No Odours.

Even so, if you are bringing kids here and don't want to let them see any Gory Scenes, you might want to take note.
They do pile up some of the Slaughtered Goat Heads in some Crates.




The Goat Pen Section

The Live Goats are kept in a Completely Separate Building. This is also my First Time visiting an Actual Goat Farm. Its not Smelly per se, I would describe the Smell as a Very Robust Husky Leathery Smell. From what I can see, the Whole Place is kept relatively Clean, and while I'm no Veterinarian, I thought the Goats themselves looked Clean and Healthy too.

What is very interesting is that you are free to open the Gates to the Goat Pens to walk in to see the Goats Up Close (Of course remember to close the gate behind you)




My First Time seeing Goats / Sheeps up close

Hahaha so apparently Real Goats don't just go "Baaaa". They sometimes sound like what I would describe as "Mumbling Drunk Men". It almost even sounds like its some sort of Language. One thing for sure, Goats are Very Jittery Creatures and as you can see from the Video, they were seemingly Terrified of me as when I went closer to them, they were running all over the place causing quite a Stampede Action making the Whole Place Tremble.

My Friend Lee Nah was saying "Oei, you just eaten one of them so of course they sensed it and is scare of you lah!" Which isn't wrong to be honest since I only literally JUST ate them at 班蘭羊肚麵 Pandan Mutton Soup. Hahaha it was indeed a Surreal Feeling to have just eaten Mutton and seeing Actual Live Goats immediately after.

Hahaha! This is Literally "Farm to Table" Dining Concept.



This is an Actual Farm / Abattoir, not some Educational Place but nevertheless I feel its still quite a Decent Place to bring Kids along if only to see Actual Live Goats.

Of course it would be nice if you at least buy something here lah just as I purchased a Bottle of Goat Milk to try which nicely brings me to the Review Section of this Post.

Alright and so we come to the Review of the Goat Milk I purchased.

1 Bottle of Frozen Goat Milk
500ml = RM9.00
250ml = RM5.00

No Service Charges

Available In a Freezer located at the Abattoir Section, you will pay Cash directly at the Counter.
Not sure if Credit Card / Debit Card or other Wireless Payment are Available.

The Milk is Frozen Solid and according to the Original Instructions written in Malay, you are supposed to Boil them before Consumption.


Using Google AI, this is what the Instructions translate to:


Cooking Trivia:

Boiling it in a Container within a Container as how its shown in the Picture will take time for the Goat Milk to Warm Up, but what you are getting is also a Much More Gentle Boil.

If you have boiled Milk directly before, you will know that Milk boils and especially Foams extremely sudden and fast. Doing this Double Container Boil lets you control the Heat better. I'm sure Mothers who Warms Milk for their Baby is probably used to this Boiling Technique too.

Warning: You are supposed to heat up and cook this Goat Milk before Consumption.
Do not drink it Raw. Hahaha so of course I tried it Raw myself.

How does Raw Goat Milk taste like?

As a Milk, it has the Texture and Consistency of a Milk, but unlike a Regular Cow's Milk, its the Aftertaste that is Different. What you will notice immediately is this Unique Muttony Smell 羊骚味. This Muttony Smell is not that strong when you drink it Cold and Raw.


This Unique Muttony Smell 羊骚味

If you have visited the Farm (or any Goat Farm probably), it is the Exact Smell you smell here.
You're bringing home the Smell of the Farm so to speak. Very Earthy Robust Muttony (Leathery) Smell.

Its not an Unpleasant Smell, but it is definitely also Not a Welcome Smell if you are not used to it.
Compared to some Store-Bought Goat Milk that I've bought before, which this Muttony Smell is not that noticeable, the Smell is Very Prominent here.

After you boiled it as instructed to at least 75C, that Unique Muttony Smell 羊骚味 gradually intensifies and become stronger and stronger until your Whole Kitchen will have this Smell. 

When you try to drink it while its still Very Hot, this Muttony Smell and taste is where it is the Strongest. It totally taste like "Drinking Mutton" if it makes any sense. It tastes like you're drinking "Mutton the Meat" but in a Liquid Milk Form is how I would describe this.

Now when you let it cool down abit more still Warm, this Muttony Smell noticeably goes down and now it just sneaks in as an Aftertaste after you drink it down.

Definitely still noticeable, but much less intense then when it was Super Hot.
Interestingly, I also noticed the Milk forms a sort of "Skin" if you were to leave it untouched for awhile.

If you were to add Ice and significantly bring down the Temperature to Cold, now this Muttony Smell will be Very Much Significantly Reduced and only comes in Slightly as an Aftertaste. The Overall Aftertaste is still more Intense than a Regular Store Bought Cold Goat Milk though.

So there are 3 Ways to Enjoy Goat Milk:

1) Enjoy it Super Boiling Hot
This is where the Gamey Muttony 羊骚味 is at its Most Intense.

2) Let it sit for awhile and Enjoy it Warm
The Intense Gamey Muttony 羊骚味 Smell is reduced, but still noticeable in the Aftertaste.

3) Drink it Iced and Cold
The Gamey Muttony 羊骚味 is Significantly Reduced and only comes in Faintly in the Aftertaste.


My Personal Preference is Number 2 where its Warm. Not too Hot and Not too Cold.

I don't want the Gamey Muttony 羊骚味 to be too intense until like I'm "bringing home the farm" so to speak. But I also don't want the 羊骚味 to be too faint when its Iced Cold that I can't enjoy its Natural Goodness. Different People will have Different Taste about this I guess. Because of this 羊骚味 Muttony Smell, its no wonder why Goat Milk is not as Mainstream and Common as Cow's Milk.

At the Price of RM9.00 (S$2.90) for a 500ML Bottle of Fresh Goat Milk is hard to tell whether it is worth or not. Goat Milk has this Unique Gamey Muttony 羊骚味 that is not present in Regular Cow Milk. Whether you like it or not depends on whether you are OK with this 羊骚味.

Compared to Store Bought Goat Milk, I personally feel this 羊骚味 direct from the Farm is Much More Intense even when its Iced Cold. Drinking this reminds me of the Farm actually and as I mentioned, you're literally bringing the Farm back Home when you drink it. Because its so Gamey Muttony 羊骚味, I reckon this is as Fresh a Goat's Milk as you can get.

As for the Farm, I have absolutely No Issues with it, and it has actually been a Really Educational Visit. If you would like to visit somewhere a little Different in JB instead of a Typical Shopping Mall, I can recommend to give this place a try especially if you have never ever seen a Real Life Goat Farm like Most Singaporeans I reckon.