DELICIOUS, EASY-TO-PREPARE, ASIAN-INSPIRED DISHES THAT YOU CAN FEEL GOOD ABOUT.
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We care about what we eat, just like you, and what we share with our families. Because we are conscientious about what goes into our food (and what doesn’t), we have increased the number of non-GMO, gluten-free, and organic options in our selection. We demand a high level of taste at Annie Chun’s, and you should too. You can feel good about incorporating our gourmet creations into your day, whether you’re a health-conscious foodie or a fan of gourmet Asian flavor.
We adore the intense, vibrant flavors of Asian cuisine and want to enable you to experience them at home. You don’t need to sacrifice flavor because each of our dishes is packed with savory spices and Asian-inspired ingredients. Our recipes remain true to our traditional roots while experimenting with novel and exciting flavor pairings.
Making time for satisfying meals can be challenging with the hectic lifestyles of today. We’ve designed our dishes to be quick and simple to prepare, ready in a matter of minutes or even an instant. We have a wide selection of Asian-inspired options, so you can make quick Pad Thai for the family, eat lunch at the office, or enjoy a delicious snack on the go. Enjoying the flavors of your preferred Asian restaurants in the convenience of your own home has never been simpler.
Making authentic Pad Thai is made possible by our special gluten-free Pad Thai rice noodles. They taste great in cold salads, savory noodle dishes, and Asian stir-fries. Enjoy. Delicious, easy-to-enjoy, Asian-inspired cuisine that you can feel good about. That’s our promise, and we don’t take it lightly. It’s what motivates us every day to improve the nutritional value of our food while maintaining the enticing aromas, flavors, and textures that we all adore.
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Customer Reviews Based on 28 reviews
I love these noodles. With leftovers or fresh vegetables, they are fantastic for creating your own stir-fries. Thank you Nona Lim! O.
I wish my grocery store didn’t run out of these rice noodles all the time because they’re so delicious and simple to make, and they really make it easy for me to make quick, healthy meals. T.
I love these fresh rice noodles. Much superior to the rice sticks I typically find in supermarkets M.
Hands down the best pad Thai noodles that I’ve bought. In a stir-fry with gochujang, lime, peanuts, cabbage, green peas, tofu, and shallots, they were delectable. I love supporting a small, local, woman owned business. The ramen noodles are excellent as well. N.
These are of very high quality and significantly enhance our Pad Kee Mao!
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FAQ
What noodles should I buy for Pad Thai?
Flat dried rice noodles, which are available in regular supermarkets, are used to make pad Thai. I advise Chang’s “Thai style” rice noodles over the authentic Thai brand rice noodles that are available in supermarkets (Erawan Rice Sticks – red pack below).
Are Pad Thai noodles the same as rice noodles?
Vermicelli, a kind of rice noodle, is a thick cut of noodles used in pad Thai. They give the food some chew and are pretty much the perfect medium for a sweet-and-sour pad Thai sauce. These noodles can soften just by soaking, similar to vermicelli, so there’s no need to bring water to a boil before using them.
What is the name of Pad Thai noodles?
Even the dish’s full name, kway teow pad Thai (kway teow is Chinese for rice noodles), makes reference to its Chinese heritage.
Does Trader Joe’s have Thai noodles?
Yes. Trader Joe’s sells Pad Thai Noodles, and they are vegan. You can prepare these noodles in 2 minutes.
