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Located at the Baan Khaek intersection, this eatery is known for serving fried pork marinated in a special dressing made with fish sauce. For more flavorful bites, dunk the pork in their spicy tamarind dip. The leng (pork bone) soup is also recommended.
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What started out as an online restaurant delivering fried pork meals is now a full-fledged restaurant. Bun Bun Fried Pork was founded by a family who, dissatisfied with the fried pork options in Bangkok, decided to offer dishes made using their own recipes.
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One of Bangkok's best-known parlors for fried pork, Jae Jong has been serving aromatic and crispy fried pork for more than a decade. The legendary eatery now serves khao gaeng-style fare or curry with rice at various locations around Bangkok.
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This three-year-old fried pork shop may be a new player in the scene, but its redevelopment of generations-old recipes for the modern palate has allowed it to rise. The eatery’s fame is mostly attributed to its crispy fried pork, which is best eaten with a hard-boiled egg. The fried chicken is also a can’t-miss.
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Moo Tord On Sorn may be new to the scene being only a year old, but it's already well known to fried pork fanatics. Moo Tord Chom Pa Lung (pictured)—a rice topping dish with kra pao moo (stir-fried pork with basil), roasted pork, fried pork, fried pork belly, fried chicken, pork sausage, Chinese sausage and boiled egg—was one its most famous delights.
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