butcher shop

Moo Yang

butcher shop · Bangkok · Thailandia

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The story

Moo Yang, located on Soi Sukhumvit 35, has earned its reputation as a legendary destination for those seeking authentic Thai flavors in Bangkok. The stall is best known for its namesake honey-grilled pork, which benefits from a precise, controlled fire technique. This method results in a signature smoky, sweet glaze that elevates the meat, with creator Mark Wiens specifically noting that the fatty version of the dish is exceptionally juicy.

Beyond the classic grilled pork, the menu also features the popular Salapao Moo Yang. Whether you are a local or a visitor exploring the city’s vibrant culinary landscape, this spot offers a masterclass in balancing sweetness and smoke. It remains a must-visit for anyone looking to experience high-quality street food prepared with traditional expertise.

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At Moo Yang, Mark Wiens praises the grilled pork as smoky, tender perfection, with a vibe that feels like a humble, addictive street-food ritual.

Grilled pork with honey, marinated in a secret recipe with soy sauce and garlic. Two versions: fatty and lean. The fatty one is juicy and rich, with a smoky glaze from the honey and fire. Best eaten with sticky rice and rehydrated in the juices at the bottom of the bag.
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1 creator has covered Moo Yang. Most active: Mark Wiens

  • Mark Wiens
    Mark Wiens

    Thai Street Food Tour!! 🇹🇭 BEST FOOD at Chatuchak Weekend Market, Bangkok! · @ 4:00

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    A legendary stall famous for honey-grilled pork, with a controlled fire technique that creates a smoky, sweet glaze; the fatty version is especially juicy.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Moo Yang

      Grilled pork with honey, marinated in a secret recipe with soy sauce and garlic. Two versions: fatty and lean. The fatty one is juicy and rich, with a smoky glaze from the honey and fire. Best eaten with sticky rice and rehydrated in the juices at the bottom of the bag.

    • Salapao Moo Yang

      Pork burger with a Chinese steamed bun (salapao) filled with a whole steak of lean grilled pork. The bun is soft and fluffy, almost unnoticeable, and the pork is sweet with a smoky glaze.

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