Pork belly is the boneless, fatty cut from the underside of the pig. It consists of alternating layers of fat and meat that render and crisp during cooking, creating extraordinarily rich flavor and contrasting textures. It is the source of bacon and pancetta when cured. When braised or slow-roasted it becomes silky and tender, and it is a star ingredient in East Asian cuisines.

| Country | Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| πΊπΈUnited States | Pork bellyprimary | |
| π¬π§United Kingdom | Pork belly | |
| π²π½Mexico | Panceta de cerdo | |
| π¦π·Argentina | Panceta | |
| π«π·France | Poitrine de porc | Source of lardons and poitrine fumΓ©e (smoked bacon) in France |
| πͺπΈSpain | Panceta | |
| π΅πΉPortugal | Entremeada | |
| π§π·Brazil | Barriga de porco |