InnovAsian Vegetable Lo Mein, 14 oz (Frozen)

Was craving Chinese food, but couldnt leave my home. Ordered this with the Gardein Mandarin Orange Chickn through Walmart . Craving satisfied and great same day delivery. Had lots of carrots in it, which I love! Will be purchasing again =)

I prepared the Lo Mein using the pan method, and the result was quite satisfactory. I added three tiger shrimp and mixed them in, which was delicious. My only suggestion for improvement would be a reduction in the amount of carrots, as that is a matter of personal preference.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is good for a quick meal just pop in the microwave and serve. My son really liked it as well. You get a nice balance of vegetables and noodles. I had this on the side of the orange chicken from the same company and it paired nicely with each other. I would also have it with steamed rice.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kids loved this noodle dish packed with real vegetable. Fresh m, not dried out. It was frozen fresh and tasted very good. I knock one star off because the noodles were cut too short and it softer than I thought it should be. Otherwise, tasted great and right out of the microwave, it is ready to eat after quick stir. Highly recommend to those who is with busy schedule.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Vegetable Lo Mein is a great quick and convenient option when you need something fast. The flavor is actually pretty good for a frozen meal, and it’s very easy to prepare. It’s not something I would eat every day, but it definitely works as a “save the day” meal. I paired it with grilled chicken breast cubes with pepper and a bit of teriyaki sauce, and it turned into a much more complete and satisfying meal. It stretched perfectly for my family, and we all ate really well. Overall, a practical option with good flavor that can be easily elevated.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The rice taste frozen, but it has a good flavor & is easy to make. Great if you need a quick meal. It would be good with some sweet & sour sauce. I would say it would feed two people unless you served it with something else. Veggies are good.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I didn’t love the sauce the noodles are mixed in but otherwise the texture and consistency is of any lo mein dish. It’s easy to prep, just peel back a corner of the plastic and microwave for 4 mins. It’s a convenient way to have lo mein when you desire. It’s pretty inexpensive as well and is compact to store in the freezer.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I made this lo mein in the oven as instructions said, but it was still solid when I was supposed to stir it. Took longer than instructions said. It is a decent side dish but was not very flavorful. I like the addition of the vegetables. I added grilled chicken to make it a meal.

Noodles are comparable to overcooked spaghetti. Sauce is horrible. Vegetables are okay, but nothing can save this culinary disaster.

Get this if you want to know what disgusting is. And I'm not excessively picky and would have accepted ok. It had a weird and unappetizing smell that was a combo of bad grease and brown sugar, proving that there are things that brown sugar can't improve. It was easy to prepare but inedible. No flavor profile either. Mostly cheap noodles with a smattering of vegetables and a disgusting sauce. I did follow the microwave instructions and maybe the stovetop method would have helped but I doubt it.