Let the goat cheese sit out for 30 minutes or until it has softened.
When the goat cheese has softened, add in the rosemary, thyme, oregano, basil, parsley, and goat cheese into a bowl. Mix the herbs and the goat cheese together until everything has been incorporated. Place the goat cheese mixture in the fridge for 30 minutes to solidify.
In the meantime, set up a standard breading procedure. Place the flour in one dish. In a second dish, mix together the egg and 2 tbsp of water with a fork or whisk. Place the panko in another dish.
Begin heating your oil to 350˚F in a fryer or in a pot over medium-high heat. You want enough oil so that it's 1 inch deep. If you are doing this over the stovetop and do not have a thermometer, you can take a wooden utensil (ie: chopstick, skewer, spoon) and place it in the oil. If the oil begins to bubble around the wooden utensil, your oil is ready!
After the goat cheese mixture has solidified, roll it into 1/2 tbsp size balls. Coat the balls in the flour and shake off any excess flour. Then, dip the balls into the egg wash mixture until the egg has absorbed the flour. Allow any excess egg wash to drip off before placing the balls into the panko breadcrumb dish. Roll the balls in the breadcrumbs until the exterior is completely covered.
Carefully add the balls into the heated oil. Be sure to fry only a few at a time, not overcrowding your pan. Fry the goat cheese balls until the breadcrumbs have turned golden brown. This will take about 30-45 seconds. When the goat cheese balls are ready, remove them from the oil onto a paper towel lined plate or sheet tray. Sprinkle them with salt.