Pad Thai Ready To Eat Meal, 10 Oz (Pack of 6) | Plant Based Shirataki Konjac Noodles, 90 Calories Per Serving, Low Carb, Gluten-Free

I was extremely hesitant to purchase it as most miracles noodles I've tried are rubbery, no matter how I've prepared them. Plus, how in the world can they create prepackaged pad thai? With miracle noodles, to boot? I was more than skeptical. My local Wild Roots grocery store carries these in single packs and I bought one- mostly out of curiosity. Oh my gosh! This stuff is really good! I add scrambled egg and cilantro and, occasionally, some sauteed shrimp. It's truly delicious. And the noodles - NOT RUBBERY! I have no idea how these noodles are not rubbery, like the rest of their products, but - yay!

I buy and consume Miracle Noodles products all the time. That are great tasting and a healthy choice. So this time I decided to try the heat 'n eat - Pad Thai. What a disappointment. The taste is sour and not spicy in the least. The texture of the product is one that is soggy and been too long in the package. Very disappointing. I would gladly accept a refund. Bill

Love the noodles and the veggies aren't bad. Easy to microwave. But for me there was a strange flavor not good not horrid. I added red chili paste and it was not bad. I don't like the pieces in it. It is hardened tofu or mushroom and it would only be good for apocalypse. I love tofu mushrooms and odd foods from different countries. If for noodles great rest pass.

I'm obsessed with the Pad Thai flavor. It's not a meal in and of itself because the calorie count is so low but I add powdered peanut butter to thicken the sauce a bit and then either extra tofu or ground beef. A bit expensive but it's worth it if you are watching carbs and need a quick and easy meal. I am looking forward to trying more flavors. I do wish the price wasn't so high.

still needs a lot of flavoring added. I upgraded from 3 to 4 stars because the flavor is not bad, when generously added to, like with teri or reg shoyu, or sprinkle parmesan for the spagetti. The texture and the noodles are good (eat the whole packet with a soupspoon in a small bowl). My favorites are the pad thai (16 carbs), & spag marinara @ 8 carbs/packet. The japanese curry is a bit sweet with more carbs (22/packet). The ready to eat noodles are generally a worthwhile carb substitute that is filling & can be satisfying. The plain noodles take some cooking, but could go well in soups, or? Pretty darn new & scarey to some people who are addicted to their carbs, I can magine!

Tasty and easy to cook up. I add chicken and veggies and makes a full meal

You can add your own Protein and Veggies. Very flavorful.

I had high hopes for these noodles. The noodles themselves are great and I have used the plain ones in other recipes but this package, with the pad Thai flavoring is inedible. I am going to have to throw the whole box away because they taste terrible. Don't buy these, stick to the plain ones and make your own sauce for them.

It’s good tasting, I do like it. It’s a bit sour. I like the simple convenience. Like most of gluten-free food, the price is on the expensive side.

Okay and tasty. Noodles stick to your teeth and over priced.

Do not waist your money terrible service and taste awful 🤢

Terrible taste....hated the over cooked tofu???? Mystery food. Would not recommend this to anyone.

The Pad Thai had an expiry date of October and received it in November the other Miracle noodles are great