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A Thai soup dish featuring mixed pork meat, offal (such as liver, intestine, stomach), and vegetables like ivy gourd or mugwort. It is served without noodles in a clear, savory broth. Typically eaten with a bowl of steamed rice.

Rolled rice noodle soup, often served in a peppery broth. It includes ingredients like crispy pork belly, pork slices, offal, and a hard-boiled egg. The noodles are chewy and the soup is aromatic and savory.

A pork intestine soup with pickled mustard greens (kiam chai). The broth is distinctively sour and salty from the pickled vegetables. The intestines are cleaned thoroughly and simmered until soft.

Pork blood soup featuring cubes of soft boiled pork blood, minced pork, and offal. It is served in a clear broth with vegetables like lettuce or ivy gourd. A nutritious and comforting breakfast dish, usually paired with rice.