Annie Chun's Noodle Bowl, Pad Thai, Non-GMO, Vegan, 8.4 Ounce

I really liked this noodle bowl and the container that comes with it. It comes with all the ingredients separated and you combine them in the preparation process. I used some of the sauce for a topping of a salad too. I would like to find the sauce for a dipping for spring rolls . I'm being adventurous and trying two other varieties of noodle bowls to see how they are too.

Quick and easy. I usually add more veggies and meat or add to a stir fry. Don't go over the water amt unless you want it soupy.

Not like real pad Thai at a restaurant.. but acceptable fast food. I guess it's a little different without meat also.Noodle texture once heated was good, and some acceptable peanut - soy sauce flavor, a little too sweet but you can tell they were trying.

This is nothing like Pad Thai. I lived in Thailand for over a year and ate at many Thai restaurants in Thailand and in restaurants operated by real Thai people on the West Coast where I lived for a dozen years and this bears very little resemblance to Pad Thai. I lived in northern Thailand but traveled to central Thailand, Bangkok and south eastern Thailand. A completely different type of flat noodle is used in real Thai food. I never saw anything like this anywhere in Thailand or on the West Coast of the US.That being said, if you forget that it says Pad Thai on the box and pretend it is just a noodle dish, it is OK. I like that they include chopped nuts, since they are pretending it is Pad Thai, and wish ground nuts were included with the other noodle dishes marketed by Annie Chun. Giving it three stars due to the half-assed attempt at imitating Pad Thai.

I wish they were easier to find is my only problem

The contents did not even resemble the picture on the package or like anything you would get in a restaurant. I would be pressed to say that there was even a 1/2 teaspoon of veggies/spices. You would need two of these to make a meal, but maybe you wouldn't considering that would hit 64% of your daily sugar and a whopping 980 calories. For us, this is not a reorder product.

For the price worth it

This takes 90 seconds in the microwave and tastes just as good if not better than getting pad Thai down the street at a restaurant. They are less than $3 a piece so you really cannot beat it. If you don't like spicy don't add all of the sauce and it will accommodate you. Also, you can turn the pad Thai into a soup by filling it to the fill line before cooking it. This is my favorite go to since Thai is my favorite.