Thai Kitchen Gluten Free Pad Thai Noodle Kit, 9 oz (Pack of 12)

Great for gluten free living. I usually add chicken or beef, onions, cilantro, and whatever leftover veggie I have in the fridge. This is a great item to keep in the pantry because you can add whatever leftover protein and veggie and it will taste good. Helps stretch the budget. At the grocery store, with would sell for $4-$5 a box. Great price on Amazon!

I had been buying this at my local grocery store and recently discovered that they were on Amazon at a much lower cost, so I've been ordering it online. I usually add a lot of different veggies to this box of noodles, rather than chicken as suggested on the box. It's quick and easy with all the seasonings included in the box.

the noodles are ok, dont care much for the sauce, so make my own

Used to see this everywhere and now it has become difficult to find. I've always liked this product but because of the high salt content, I didn't make it very often. I was hesitant to try this new lower sodium formula because the flavor almost always is sacrificed. After trying it a couple times, I have found the flavor is almost the same - just a little bit lighter. Still delicious and for me, nicer because of the lower sodium.

It is a prevalent brand in the grocery store. Works for me when I want something akin to Pad Thai, but dont want to dine out. Sauce is fine. Noodles are great. Add your own goodies. Nice to buy in bulk. Rice noodles dont really ever seem to go bad, so I these are pretty good for tucking away in the upcoming apocalypse (lol).

Now, I don't expect much at all from pad thai in a box. But there's just...something WRONG with the sauce in this product. It's too sickly sweet, with a weird flavor I can't really describe past being somewhat ketchup-y. Not like any pad thai I've ever had, either from restaurants or various brands of instant pad thai with a dry mix.I made this once with eggs and some leftover vegetables, and another time with shrimp, peanuts, garlic, and red chili paste, using less of the included sauce the second time. The horrid sauce just overpowered the other ingredients, even adding the garlic and red chili paste.At the very least, the rice noodles are pretty decent; I've been throwing away the included sauce and cooking them with other stuff. (However, you can buy the same Thai Kitchen noodles in a 14oz 6-pack for less than this item, so it's not a very good value if you're not using the sauce.)I've found Thai Pavilion Single Serve Microwavable Spicy Pad Thai to be excellent for a single-serving pad thai (though of course much less economical than a 3-serving pack), but they do have a larger stir-fry version that's comparable to this product...I think I'll try that one next time!

These are easy to use and we have used them for years. Could be a bit cheaper tho!

LOVE this! problem is, last time I bought this it was $14.52 (I think) for 6 boxes. Now I went to order it and its like 24 bucks plus 8.95 shipping. (no longer sold by amazon) Like someone else posted you presoak the noodles (8minutes for us) then when you add sauce you cook it and let the noodles absorb the sauce and finish cooking. Then garnish ALWAYS with peanuts, cilantro, and lime wedges. Top off that with crushed red pepper. AWESOME. My problem is no place in my town carries this anymore and I was so happy to find it here, but now its way too expensive:(