Pork leg rice stall with a self-serve rice buffet and carved pork leg, on Thanon Rama IV in Phra Khanong
44, 6 Thanon Rama IV, Khwaeng Phra Khanong, พระโขนง Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10110
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Google rating
4.6/ 5
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About Lim PorkLeg - Sukhumvit 42
Lim PorkLeg - Sukhumvit 42 is a pork leg rice stall on Thanon Rama IV in Phra Khanong, listed under Ekkamai. Guests take a plate, add rice and queue for a cook who chops the pork leg. Reviewers mention a buffet price of 79 baht and generous servings.
It has a 4.6 Google rating from about 450 reviews (November 2026).
It is open daily from 07:30 to 17:30. Go before late afternoon, as one reviewer found most dishes sold out by 5 pm. Staff may not speak English, so a translation app helps. Bring cash in case of payment problems.
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Positive reviews
- ★★★★★Long· 3 months ago
Went at 5pm, most stuff sold out but pork leg still excellent. Wish they provide chili for free.
- ★★★★★Robert Koh· 6 months ago
It very nice and they working very hard to cook , chop and serve. If you cant speak thai, use the Google translation. They not stingy on the food. Just that you need to eat finish and don't waste the food
- ★★★★★Melvin G· 9 months ago
Top tier. I heard about this place from my Thai girlfriend and I’m so glad I tried it. I go to the gym and I’m currently bulking, so I’m always looking for a solid high-protein meal at a great price — and this spot delivers. For 79 baht, you get unlimited pork and it’s honestly a steal. The pork is tender, flavorful, and seriously delicious, and the broth/gravy you drizzle on top is the perfect match with the rice and veggies. Everything is self-serve except the pork — just tell the guy you want pork and he’ll chop it fresh and load up your plate. Super simple and great service. Don’t miss this hidden gem.
Negative reviews
- ★★★★★Kane· 4 months ago
The food was just fine, and as expected, it’s a buffet. I tried to pay via a Thai bank QR code, but the staff said QR payments weren’t accepted. I exchanged cash with a passer-by and came back, only to see they actually took Thai QR payments. My friend and I each paid 10 baht for extra eggs. I didn’t get any on my first trip, so I went for them the second time. A rude female worker insisted I’d already taken and eaten the eggs and forced me to pay another 10 baht, even though I never had any. The picture below shows my friend’s serving. This whole thing really annoyed me.
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