MIRACLE NOODLE Ready To Eat Pad Thai, 9.9 oz

So I agree with everyone that right out of the packet, the pad Thai flavor isn’t great. I played around with it though and cut up some sautéed chicken breast (I’m not vegan), a tablespoon of peanut butter, splash of lime juice and a tsp of chili garlic and boom. The way i see it, it’s half done for you out of the packet, it’s low carb and if you add the chicken, you can even get some Protein out of the meal. I’ve found a way to make this taste delicious

Gross flavor. Texture of noodles was ok which is the only positive thing I can say. tofu was not good, it was like overcooked eggs. I tried to season it with sesame and etc but no. I ate it, but it was how I would imagine jail food to be. For the price? No way! Don't do it. Yuck.

Okay. I am seriously obsessed with these noodles. I really didn’t find them rubbery at all, like I have found with the unprepared miracle noodles. These also don’t smell, which was another issue I had with the unprepared ones. The flavor isn’t quite Pad Thai, but I added some sriracha and teriyaki and it was delicious. I would love to see more Asian flavors, and maybe options without tofu. I seriously cannot believe my dinner tonight was only 90 calories— and I enjoyed it!

Not to my liking.

Tastes great but having a low carb noodle with a ton of added sugar doesn't make sense. Maybe this is a diet cheat day option.

I cook with Shirataki noodles all the time, but venturing into microwave-ready, no-prep, fully-formed creations that can be heated and ready in 60 seconds is newer for me, and in the case of Miracle Noodle's Pad Thai, the results were surprising and odd. The noodle itself held up far better to microwaving than anticipated. But the spice blend was shockingly mundane, lacking in any flair, ambition, or truthfulness to real Pad Thai: little if any peanut -- regardless of what the ingredients state -- and no heat. The layered evocations of traditional Pad Thai just aren't here. Highly convenient and a great low-cost value, but I had to reach for my spice rack to transform this creation into something passable. - (Was this of use? If so, let me know by clicking, "Helpful." Cheers!)

It was good. Good flavor. Microwave for 60 seconds is all you do and it's done. I'd order it again.

I was looking forward to this because I've been missing my Thai food. I didn't add anything to it because I was looking for a quick lunch. I couldn't make it through the bowl, and I tried. I was very disappointed. The taste, the smell, everything was horrible. I'll stick to the plain noodles and add my own toppings and sauces from now on.

A great snack and convenient

Quiet convenient. The flavor is not impressive but OK. Texture is pretty good as konjac noodle. Overall this is not bad but next time I prefer to buy the original one and use my own topping.

Not a fan of the flavour or aroma, will make my own sauce next time. Noodles are good.

I’m pretty open minded with long life noodles but this product was possibly one of the worst tasting things I’ve ever tried. I literally spat it out and threw the rest in the bin! An expensive packet of noodles for a ghastly taste

I had a food poisoning after eating this