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Thai stir-fried rice noodles with prawns

ผัดไทยกุ้ง · pad thai kung

Stir-fried thin rice noodles with prawns, egg, tofu and bean sprouts in tamarind sauce.

Tossed fast in a hot wok with tamarind, palm sugar and fish sauce; mild heat.

A photo can't see the kitchen. This is what the dish usually contains: always ask, especially with an allergy.

Commonly contains

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Not usually in it: dairy, treeNuts, sesame

Diets

Estimate per plate

~650 kcal28g protein85g carbs22g fat

one plate

How locals eat it

Eaten with a spoon and fork, squeezing lime over first.

When: A lunch or late-night single-plate meal.

Versions: Made with chicken, tofu or crab; Ayutthaya style wraps it in egg.

Ordering tip: Add chilli flakes and peanuts yourself, or ask for them left off.

Customs vary by region and family.

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