Liempo King – Home of d’original Lechon Liempo!

Craving for Lechon but only want a portion? Now you can enjoy the flavor and texture of real lechon in a pork belly! Liempo King is Cagayan De Oro’s original Lechon Liempo, offering a delightfully tasty twist to your traditional pork belly. Using only the freshest ingredients grown locally, every liempo is seasoned and marinated with special herbs and spices which are delicately tucked inside it's meat allowing it's rich flavors and aroma to completely absorb. The meat is roasted to perfection -- it's skin is savory and crisp on the outside, and juicy and bursting with flavor on the inside. Every bite gives you that distinct lechon taste that you can't get enough of!It’s promotional price of only PHP 135/whole order of liempomakes it conveniently budget-friendly for all to enjoy. Liempo King also offers Lechon Manok and value meals for the convenience of patrons dining solo.

Liempo King is located in along JP Rizal St. Cagayan De Oro City and open from 9:30 AM - 11:00 PM daily. It’s other braches are located along 6^th Tomas Saco Street, Cagayan De Oro Cityand Upper Carmen (Across Xavier Subdivision), Cagayan De Oro City.

I heard they added a new spicy succulent version and I'm dying to try it! They also have affordable pork barbeque now!

For inquiries, you may e-mail: liempoking@gmail.com or like them on http://www.facebook.com/liempoking.

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