Dr. McDougall's Pad Thai Noodle Entree Cup - Gluten-Free Rice Noodles with Peanuts & Tamari - Vegan, Non-GMO, Plant-Based Instant Meal - 2 oz (Pack of 6)

Great Vegan compliant lunch. Tasty and convenient. I love all the different flavors.

I bought a bunch of "just-add-water" meal cups this spring as I was returning to work after the pandemic and wanted a warm lunch that I could make/eat in my office with only an electric kettle because I didn't want to go into the shared breakroom or try to go out to a restaurant. These are my favorite. The meal is very flavorful, everything softens up just right so the textures are good, and the price is better than some other meals I tried that were not nearly as good. I am looking forward to trying some of the other flavors now. Would definitely recommend as a good instant lunch.

This isn't restaurant Pad Thai; bit it is quick, and easy and edible, and gluten free.

These are pretty decent. A little salty but for limited Gfoptions out there that are vegan these are decent. They are perfect for on the go lunch and camping. Usually I add some tofu and a veggie to make it a full meal.

There are very little noodles in each cup, about two bites?

I've eaten dozens of these and I love taking them on camping trips for an easy, filling meal after hiking all day. Just add peanut butter and it's awesome! Make it and then add spoonfuls of peanut butter to taste. The peanut butter makes it very filling and blends with the yummy spices perfectly. Add extra water if needed. Give it a try. This is a simple dehydrated quick meal - not the Vegan Black Metal Chef's pad thai - but it's still tasty and ready in minutes.

As of this review, I've also tried Taste of Thai, Thai Kitchen and Thai Pavilion versions. For a Dr. McDougal product, the amount of sodium is inexcusable. Taste of Thai was the lowest in sodium (and best tasting of all, by far) clocking in at just 320 mg. Next in the sodium ladder is Thai Kitchen at 650 mg., then Thai Pavilion at 810 mg. The Dr. McDougal version, which the label says has 480 mg. is for a very small serving size, less than half a serving compared to all the others. So, multiply the McDougal version by 2 to get the real comparative sodium and you're at 960 mg. Like I said, inexcusable and from supposedly a "healthy" product. All I can say is watch your blood pressure folks.

I'm a holistic health counselor and am very picky about what I recommend to my clients and myself. These are delicious, quick and easy. Cup if Noodles has garbage ingredients vs these which are more delicious and healthy! Yummy Karen Russell, Healthy Life Advisors