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Post by X factor on Feb 23, 2015 21:41:46 GMT -5
 This stuff is good as h_ll...Tai Pei boxed Chinese or Asian food that you can buy at either Wal-Mart or Publix grocery chain, and I'm sure other stores as well. They come frozen, but when microwaved, taste totally fresh, just like going to a restaurant. An awesome tasting Asian meal when tired and just want to throw something in microwave. And they come in a variety of dishes.  I tend to favor General Tso's Chicken or Brocali Beef (or however it's spelled). |
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Post by X factor on Jun 1, 2015 19:20:49 GMT -5
Lean Cuisine Sesame Chicken click to enlarge)This frozen store bought dish is so so delicious. Just don't do what I did and add to much hot sauce to it and almost burn tongue. This dish is good 'as is'...I just always like to add other stuff, but right out the box it's good, I microwaved for about 3:20 seconds. Not only that but this is the low calorie dish, I could care the less, and simply bought it cause it looked good. From a 1-5 I'd probably give this dish a 5. Next time I go to store maybe I'll buy like 10 of them at one time.
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Post by X factor on Jul 3, 2015 17:08:16 GMT -5
Innov Asian cuisine General Tso's Chicken, yum! But it's the sauce that makes it yum. This box costs around $6.50 or so, depending on store and area. But just had to have me some today. I also suggesting adding own rice to it, and mixing it all together. I definitely recommend this food item if you want Chinese food in a microwave... 
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Post by X factor on Oct 4, 2021 11:11:24 GMT -5
Shin Black noodles  Compared to regular 'Ramon noodles', this Shin Black noodles tastes way more 'beefed up'. If Ramon noodles are your standard 4 door car, than Shin noodles are a hummer or jeep. Shin noodles also comes with way more season packages which gives it more of a restaurant taste. Once you try Shin noodles, you may not want to go back to Roman.
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