Customer Reviews

Annie Chun's Teriyaki Chow Mein Noodles & Sauce, 8.2-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6)

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Was really fast and easy to make, mixed it with some chicken and it tasted wonderful

I love this! It is easy to make and tastes great. I make it as is when my vegetarian son is around or as a side dish or add meat for an easy meal for myself.

Teriyaki usually has a strong taste, but the version here is a bit bland. This variety is not nearly as good as Annie Chun's black bean noodles. Healthy ingridient noodles though.

I was disappointed in this product. Really bland, not much nutrition, boring. I am going to donate the rest of my boxes to a shelter.

I am growing more and more interested in Asian food. I am almost a regular at some nearby Chinese and Japanese restaurants (unlimited snow crab legs during the weekends, yum!), and I also enjoy Nongshim noodles, especially when I am getting creative and add extras.
That's why I ordered this set of teriyaki chow mein. It was the first time I tried Annie Chun brand.
Well, what's to be said? First, the noodles looked just OK, kind of like spaghettis. Of course I can get better Mexican fideos for less, but nevermind, I thought it is worth a try. The sauce was weird looking, but the bad part was when I tasted the combination. Ugh! It tastes awful, and I believe it caused me a stomach ache that lasted until next day. I almost went to the doctor.

I am not saying it is bad for you, but for me, with an European stomach, so much abused by the American processed food, this "Asian" processed food was too much. I guess you could be fine with an Asian stomach. Can someone borrow me one for the rest of the pack or should I toss it?