La Choy Rice Noodles, 3 Ounce, 12 Pack

I used to be able to find these rice noodles with no problem, now I cant. So, I order them by the case via Amazon. Great for salad toppings. I like them better than croutons.

Love these, because they’re light, and crunchy - not like the fatter chow mein style noodles. My local store no longer carries them, so now I'm fully stocked.

Love these, especially as a topping for ice cream.

I love them so much. Grocery stores in the Milwaukee WI area never carry them or if they do, the little area on the shelf is out of them. I saw these on Amazon and the price is great, and I will absolutley take 12 cans! The expy date is about a year out, that is not really too concerning for me for a product like this that is sealed but it is nice that it is that far out. The package came shipped well, no damage. I have occasionally gone to a local GFS warehouse if you have any in your area, and get the big, I don' know what it is called, the big big, restaurant size can of these (24 oz doesn't sound like a lot but a can that fits 24 oz of these is huge). For that can, you have to use a can opener to open and you are not able to reseal so I transfer to a storage vacuum container. That can is about $9 at GFS. Ounce per ounce is cheaper but I have to run about to get to the GFS and then do the transfer for the storage. I am about saving money but in this instance, it is fine. I figure 12 cans will last me a year and this price is about 1.30 per can. I can't recall grocery store price for this size (because they are never in stock!!!!) but I feel like it was more than 1.30. Thank you Amazon for carrying these!

Crunchy on oriental food. Crispy. Not like fat regular noodles.

I love these things and cannot find them in stores locally. Amazon to the rescue once again!

UPDATE 9/21/24 — While I still think these are very good noodles, I noticed they are made with partially hydrogenated vegetable oil that is bad for cholesterol and heart health so I’m subtracting a star because they probably could be made without partially hydrogenated oils and could be much healthier. Too bad and I no longer buy them because of this.We gave these a shot based on reviews and are now hooked. We use them in soup, on salads, and even eat them right out of the can as a crunchy snack. We much prefer these to the standard noodles because they’re thinner and crunchier and don’t have the somewhat dry and chalky texture of the thicker noodles. I only wish they were available in larger sizes as they’d probably be cheaper and cause less packaging waste, but we love them nonetheless. I haven’t been able to find them in any stores around here so I’m glad they’re available on Amazon.

These noodles are very small. I guess I don’t understand the difference between chow mein noodles and rice noodles. They taste the same but the size is suppressing . My mistake. Rice noodles are very small