Khao mu tot refers to a Thai dish made of sliced fried pork over plain rice. This dish can be ordered in Thai restaurants or eateries with added egg on top
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Khao mu tot refers to Thai rice dish of sliced fried pork over plain rice. This dish can be ordered with egg toppings
Khao mu tot
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