[2025 Bangkok Restaurant] Travel Guide for Je Jong Moo Tod (Updated May)

After living in Thailand for a while, you'll find that Thai people are basically carnivores! It's not easy to find a few vegetables among all the Thai dishes~😌 ​ That's why a "Thai buffet" with a wide variety of dishes is not only satisfying, but also friendly to your wallet... ​ "Jeh Jong Moo Tod" is a very popular chain buffet restaurant in Bangkok. Their fried pork is the signature dish, freshly made every day, with a rich meaty aroma. It's super delicious with fried garlic! ​ Although Jeh Jong Moo Tod has many branches, only the main store on Rama 4 Road offers more than 30 dishes every day, so there's always a long line at the door from 5 or 6 am. ​ There are three ways to order in the store: bag (takeaway, from THB 27 per item / without rice, from THB 32 per item), box (takeaway, from THB 39 per item), and plate (dine-in, from THB 32 per item). A few dishes are priced separately! ​ I ordered the signature fried pork, garlic and salt chicken, stir-fried cabbage, boiled egg, and free lettuce, cucumber, and fried garlic. The whole plate was only THB 60, and every dish was delicious. If you want to eat here, just order whatever you want! ​How to get there: Take the MRT to Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre Station, exit from Exit 1, and walk for about 18 minutes, or take a taxi. [Jeh Jong Moo Tod] 📌Business hours: Daily 5:00 am–4:00 pm

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Legend of deliciousness, cheap and worth it here 💕 Legend of fried pork by Auntie Jong that has been with Khlong Toei area for a long time. On the road along the old railway, it is famous for its deliciousness, giving a lot of value for money, the shop's special sauce is very thick, if you are not full, you can add more rice. Pork rinds are also free. Those who order to take home, line up in front of the shop, you can eat at the shop, line up inside. But it's not just fried pork. There are many other menus to choose from, both rice dishes, but the most popular is the large pieces of crab, firm pork sausage, or Chinese sausage that goes well with the fried pork. The price is not expensive (fried pork rice + Chinese sausage 36 baht) and the portion is very generous. With this kind of goodness and worth it, it's no wonder that people from all walks of life come to line up to try the deliciousness. But the line is not long. Auntie Jong has many employees, dividing the small shop perfectly. If you want to eat delicious food, you have to be patient. 🚗 The first branch of fried pork by Auntie Jong, the original, is located on the road along the old railway, behind Lotus Rama 4. Park your car in Lotus and walk over to chill. 🐈😊 This branch is open every Monday - Saturday from 5:00 AM - 4:00 PM. (Sunday may be open, but closes early and there is less food than on normal opening days.) #MooThoJeJong #PhraRama4 #KhlongToei #FirstBranch #Original #DriveAwayIfTiredTakeABreak #mind_madge #BangkokTeam #TravelBangkok #RecommendDeliciousRestaurant #Thailand #TellAboutDelicious