Lobo Pad See Ew (Thai Stir-Fried Noodle) Meal Kit, Pack of 2

This is simple to prepare and delicious.The instructions on the outside are not very specific but inside the packaging there are better instructions.This is restaurant quality taste and 1 of the packs feeds about 4 adults in my opinion (with this as the entire meal - I add broccoli to it)Definitely worth the order

I am so happy with this purchase I’ve ordered a couple times now and will definitely order again. The instructions are super easy to read and the process to make is quick and simple. The noodles and the sauce are absolutely delicious and I love how easy it is to just add whatever you want to it. I’m glad I can enjoy my favorite Thai dish at home without having to go to a restaurant.

Good flavor, close to restaurant quality. 2 packages said 4 servings but it was equivalent to one to-go container of Pad See Ew from our favorite Thai restaurant so it would be nice if the noodle packages were a little bigger. FYI, cooking directions are on the back side of the paper packaging.

I am a huge fan of Pad See Ew, and ever since I moved to a small town I could not find a restaurant that serves it. If they do, it was usually nothing like real Pad See Ew. From the review, I decided to give it a try, and oh my. I am so glad I did! I am ordering more. It tastes so good and so easy to make. I use only one pack of noodle and half of the sauce pack each time, since I put lots of veggies. This is just so good!

Maybe I'm just used to better food, but this product had the college-kid sort of feel. It was okay, but the flavor was bland, noodles were subpar. We enjoyed it, but won't be buying it again.

Great packet! Easy to use! Just boil with some water, take it out and stir fry with your egg, meat and then add the veggies and sauce! Then viola! Perfect pad see ew! Delicious!

Pud see ew is traditional made with 1 in noodles this is pud thai 1/4 In noodle .

Purchased the pad see ew for the noodles, didn't care much about the sauce. After tasting the sauce, I'm fairly certain it's just hoisin folks- literally just that. The outside packaging for the noodles have weird 'almost' directions telling you not to soak them like regular rice noodles- and then inside are the 'real' directions.Yeah, don't follow the directions. They want you to use 1 cup of water in the pan you want to cook the rest of your meal/recipe, put in the noodles, and then after 3 minutes add your meat/veggies to the pan. DON'T DO IT. Each unit contains two small packages of noodles and one packet of sauce- break up the noodles before you cook them if you're trying to follow the directions no matter what- if you follow the written directions and don't break them up- they will congeal into a block. Then, the noodles will stick like heck to your nonstick pan and then disintegrate as you desperately attempt to get them unglued from the bottom of the pan. Given these issues and the simplicity of the sauce, this is way overpriced and I'll not be buying them again. Do yourself a favor and soak these like you would any other rice noodle and then add to your dish after the meat/veggies are done.TLDR: the sauce is simple hoisin, don't follow the directions or the noodles will become nearly inedible.