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Khao Kha Mu Nai Kuang is a thai in Bang Rak, Bangkok — Trust Score 83/100 based on 128 verified Google reviews (82% real-reviewer ratio).

Khao Kha Mu Nai Kuang

📍 Bang Rak, Bangkok🌶️ ThaiUpdated 15d ago
83
Trust Score
Excellent
Rating
43
Volume
25
Local Gd
10
Authority
5
4.3
128 reviews
AI Verified · 91% realTop 40% in Thai
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Quality trend
Improving
1+ year ago
4.43
60 reviews
3-12 months
4.67
6 reviews
Last 3 months
5.00
1 review
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What Google Reviewers Say About Khao Kha Mu Nai Kuang

5Ben Mantom

Good taste and nice service, recommended to try some lek pork stew and seaweed soup

5Jay Kim

A pig's feet dish that suits the Korean palate. Perhaps because it's a local restaurant, the price for two was 130 baht. We went at 7:30 a.m. and had it instead of the hotel breakfast. Satisfied, lol.

5Taikkyoung Kim

The meat is tender and mild in flavor. It is a great experience for tourists as well. If you prefer a stronger taste, sauces are available.

About Khao Kha Mu Nai Kuang

Location
 337 Charoen Krung 43 Alley, Si Phraya, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500, Thailand
Cuisine
Thai
Trust Score
83/100 — Highly credible reviews

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