Food District Bang Rak

Charoen Saeng Silom

Monday 07:00-13:00

Saphan Taksin 9 Min Silom BTS
Surasak 10 Min Silom BTS

Surawong 0.5km Si Rat Expressway

492/6 Soi Charoen Krung 49 - Bangkok

Pork Knuckle

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Hidden Gem for Pork Lovers

If you're a fan of pork, this hidden gem is a must-visit! From the famous pork leg that melts in your mouth to the softest meat you'll ever taste, this place is a pork paradise. The prices are reasonable, the portions are generous, and the atmosphere is lively (although watch out for the alley fumes!). Overall, a great spot for a filling and delicious meal.

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No. 25 of 65 in A Guide to the Best Street Food in Bangkok

5'362 Ratings (Sources: 4)

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I stumbled upon this hidden gem in an alley and was pleasantly surprised by the quick service and good food. The rice was a bit overcooked, but mixing it with the soup made it better. The prices are very affordable here.

Chawiwan (2025)

The pork leg at this restaurant is definitely worth trying! It's tasty and melts in your mouth. The prices are a bit on the higher side, but not outrageous. A large pork leg, steamed rice, and a Coke was more than enough for two people.

Caleb Jenkins (2025)

I absolutely loved the softness of the meat at this restaurant. The pork literally melts in your mouth. The sauce was a bit spicy for me, but it complemented the pork well. The only downside was sitting outside next to the pathway with fumes from passing motorbikes.

Eleanor Thompson (2025)

The pork leg at this restaurant is worth trying - tasty and melts in your mouth. The prices are reasonable for the quality of food. Service is fast and the atmosphere is lively. Highly recommend!

Nolan (2024)

This place serves absolutely amazing stewed pork knuckle, come early before its sold out.

Sandro S. (2022)

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