Top 5 products for Vietnamese Rice Noodle
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I'm stocking up on these because I haven't had a chance to eat them yet.
delicious banh hoi
I bought it again because it was convenient when eating Vietnamese spring rolls.
I plan to use this when making Vietnamese spring rolls this weekend. Since it's a light dish, I think I can have a light meal.
My favorite vermicelli sheets to use better than the noodles. These are already in sheets and they make it easy to make spring rolls
Good brand!
This type is very delicious. I've bought it many times.
Best banh hoi!
This kind is delicious.
again, I hope I bought the right kind. can this be used for spring rolls or soup? :p
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My family and I are really love it!!
It was delicious, so I bought it again.
I bought this to try making pho at home this time, and I like that the amount is just right.
Great thin noodles
I bought it to try making rice noodles and tom yum soup; the taste was pretty good.
You won't know until you've tasted it.
I'm going to make rice noodles today!!!
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I like this brand and big size noodles - good for stir fry - I am happy to buy them online
i'll be making pad see ew with these noodles :)
I'm planning to buy some liangpi (cold skin noodles) and give it a try.
The rice noodles are quite wide, and after cooking, they have a smooth and chewy texture, making it very convenient to make Vietnamese pho at home.
I've bought it several times; it's very convenient.
Vietnamese pho is very soft, and the soup is delicious.
large rice noodles
Perfect items
The wider version of Vietnamese rice noodles is easier to cook.
Cooking pho or eating crab noodle soup are both delicious.
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Love this noodle.
The dried rice noodles are soft, chewy, and delicious. I use them to make pad kee mao. I soak them in water until soft, then stir-fry them.
I bought this to make Thai Pad See Ew. The long soaking time is a bit of a drawback, but this brand makes delicious food.
These extra-wide rice sticks are great for both noodle soups and stir-fries. They have a nice chewy texture and hold up well without getting mushy. I like keeping a pack in my pantry because they're easy to cook and work with whatever ingredients I have on hand. A versatile staple for quick homemade meals.
Hope this tastes good, saw good reviews
I bought this thinking it might be good for making Pad Thai. It's a bit wide, so it looks like it'll be quite filling.
I bought the large size of rice noodles to make Northern-style pho.
Delicious tuna pho!
The thick noodles are easy to prepare and convenient; you might think there's not much, but once you cook them, you can eat them for a long time without finishing them, so it's worth buying.
I bought some ingredients to make stir-fried rice noodles. Hopefully it will be delicious.
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Very fine product. I like it!
I always keep rice noodles in stock because the price is still reasonable.
good noodles
im using these for multiple dishes. this brand to me is very good.
It was the same thickness as the rice noodles sold in Japan and was delicious.
Fresh boiled rice noodles are so delicious, soft, you can eat all the dipping sauce
Very good! Good texture! Will definitely buy again.
My favorite Vietnamese rice noodle.
It’s delicious when cooked with other vegetables ?
Popular recipes
Rice Cooker Pho
This easy, aromatic Rice Cooker Pho is a Vietnam-worthy dish, bringing authentic flavors straight to your kitchen. All you need is vietnamese rice noodle, beef broth, star anise, cinnamon sticks, and beef slices to create this lavish bowl of warmth.
Instant Pot Bun Cha
Try this Instant Pot Bun Cha for a delectable, stress-free dish. The simplification of vietnamese rice noodle, ground pork, fish sauce, vinegar, and sugar results in a wonderfully tangy and sweet Vietnamese noodle soup.
Stir Fry Rice Noodles with Vegetables
Enjoy a quick, healthy, and vegetarian meal with this Stir Fry Rice Noodles with Vegetables recipe. A simple medley of vietnamese rice noodle, red bell peppers, carrots, bok choy, and soy sauce results in a flavorful and nutrient-packed dish.
Rice Noodle Salad with Shrimp
Recapture the essence of Vietnamese cuisine with this Rice Noodle Salad with Shrimp. Made with vietnamese rice noodle, shrimp, cucumber, cilantro, and nuoc cham, it’s a tasteful combo of savory, tangy, and refreshing bites.
Rice Noodle Stir-Fry with Chicken
Experience true Asian flavors with this Rice Noodle Stir-Fry with Chicken. A satisfying dish using only vietnamese rice noodle, chicken breast, green onions, sesame oil, and Hoisin sauce to deliver an authentic, home-cooked meal.
Frequently asked questions
What are Vietnamese rice noodles?
Vietnamese rice noodles, or bánh phở, are flat, thin noodles made from rice. They are a common ingredient in a variety of Vietnamese dishes such as phở and bún.
Are Vietnamese rice noodles gluten-free?
Yes, Vietnamese rice noodles are naturally gluten-free as they are made from rice flour.
Are Vietnamese rice noodles healthy?
Vietnamese rice noodles are low in fat and can be part of a healthy diet if eaten in moderation. However, they are high in carbohydrates.
Can you substitute Vietnamese rice noodles for other types of noodles?
Yes, you can substitute Vietnamese rice noodles for other types of noodles in many recipes. However, the texture and taste will be different.
How long can you store Vietnamese rice noodles?
Cooked Vietnamese rice noodles can be stored in the refrigerator for up to 5 days. Uncooked, they can keep for a long time if stored in a cool, dry place.
What dishes can I make with Vietnamese rice noodles?
Vietnamese rice noodles are used in many dishes such as beef, chicken, or vegetable Pho soup, Bun Bo Hue, or stir-fry.
Where does the Vietnamese rice noodles originate from?
Vietnamese rice noodles originate from Northern Vietnam, where they are used in the traditional dish Pho.
Are Vietnamese noodles and Thai noodles the same?
No, Vietnamese rice noodles and Thai noodles are not the same. While they are both made from rice, they differ in shape and thickness, and are used in different types of dishes.
How are Vietnamese rice noodles made?
Vietnamese rice noodles are made from rice flour and water. The mixture is pressed into thin sheets, steamed, and then cut into thin strips.
How do you cook Vietnamese rice noodles?
To cook Vietnamese rice noodles, soak them in warm water for about 20 minutes, then boil them in water for about 3-5 minutes or until tender. Rinse them under cold water to stop them from sticking together.
Do Vietnamese rice noodles have high calories?
Vietnamese rice noodles are relatively low in calories, with around 200 calories in a 56g serving.
Can you reheat Vietnamese rice noodles?
Yes, Vietnamese rice noodles can be reheated. It's best to do so in a pan with a little bit of oil or in the microwave if they're included in a soup.
Can you freeze Vietnamese rice noodles?
Yes, you can freeze cooked Vietnamese rice noodles for up to two months. However, it might change their texture a bit.
Are Vietnamese rice noodles suitable for vegans and vegetarians?
Yes, as they are made from rice flour and water, they are suitable for both vegans and vegetarians.
Are Vietnamese rice noodles the same as vermicelli?
No, Vietnamese rice noodles are flat and wide, while vermicelli is thin and round.
Where can I buy Vietnamese rice noodles?
You can buy Vietnamese rice noodles from Asian grocery stores, some supermarkets, and online retailers. You can also buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
Popular reviews
I'm stocking up on these because I haven't had a chance to eat them yet.
delicious banh hoi
I bought it again because it was convenient when eating Vietnamese spring rolls.
I plan to use this when making Vietnamese spring rolls this weekend. Since it's a light dish, I think I can have a light meal.
My favorite vermicelli sheets to use better than the noodles. These are already in sheets and they make it easy to make spring rolls
Good brand!
This type is very delicious. I've bought it many times.
Best banh hoi!
This kind is delicious.
again, I hope I bought the right kind. can this be used for spring rolls or soup? :p
My family and I are really love it!!
It was delicious, so I bought it again.
I bought this to try making pho at home this time, and I like that the amount is just right.
Great thin noodles
I bought it to try making rice noodles and tom yum soup; the taste was pretty good.
You won't know until you've tasted it.
I'm going to make rice noodles today!!!
I like this brand and big size noodles - good for stir fry - I am happy to buy them online
i'll be making pad see ew with these noodles :)
I'm planning to buy some liangpi (cold skin noodles) and give it a try.
Love this noodle.
The dried rice noodles are soft, chewy, and delicious. I use them to make pad kee mao. I soak them in water until soft, then stir-fry them.
I bought this to make Thai Pad See Ew. The long soaking time is a bit of a drawback, but this brand makes delicious food.
These extra-wide rice sticks are great for both noodle soups and stir-fries. They have a nice chewy texture and hold up well without getting mushy. I like keeping a pack in my pantry because they're easy to cook and work with whatever ingredients I have on hand. A versatile staple for quick homemade meals.
Hope this tastes good, saw good reviews
I bought this thinking it might be good for making Pad Thai. It's a bit wide, so it looks like it'll be quite filling.
I bought the large size of rice noodles to make Northern-style pho.
Delicious tuna pho!
The thick noodles are easy to prepare and convenient; you might think there's not much, but once you cook them, you can eat them for a long time without finishing them, so it's worth buying.
I bought some ingredients to make stir-fried rice noodles. Hopefully it will be delicious.
Very fine product. I like it!
I always keep rice noodles in stock because the price is still reasonable.
good noodles
im using these for multiple dishes. this brand to me is very good.
It was the same thickness as the rice noodles sold in Japan and was delicious.
Fresh boiled rice noodles are so delicious, soft, you can eat all the dipping sauce
Very good! Good texture! Will definitely buy again.
My favorite Vietnamese rice noodle.
It’s delicious when cooked with other vegetables ?
Since it's my first time seeing this, I'm curious what it tastes like.
The rice noodles are meant to be used to make Vietnamese spring rolls; a small packet contains a lot.
Fast delivery
If you let it soak, you can eat rice noodles right away.
The rice noodles were good, but the noodles were a bit too thick.
Hu Tieu Mỹ Tho is very famous. Gonna give it a shot
I made and ate rice noodles.
I've used and repurchased it many times.
The prices are much better than Asian markets, the food is fresh, and it's packaged very carefully. I need to buy groceries from Wee every week, but there's no fresh food delivery service through Gofftown, so I can only order through a friend or acquaintance. It's a shame because it's so inconvenient! Hopefully, they will offer fresh food delivery through Gofftown in the future. I'll only buy from Wee and won't need to go to any other market anymore.
First time buys hu tieu vn. Hope it good
Bought many times.
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