Urban Platter Shirataki Konjac Noodles, 270g (Fat-Free, Gluten-Free, Low Carb, Ready to Use)

First time using and it's a very good product pricey yes but good. The texture is chewy has absolutely no flavour whatever sauces you add will be the Flav but still mild. If you are on a diet must try if not just go for normal noodles.

Cooking was easy and the stir fry , it turned out , was very tasty. Has a unique jelly like texture and was altogether proved to be a memorable and pleasant culinary experience. The price is high , but will definitely add this to my cooking.

It’s extremely good, I stir fried it turned out to be extremely tasty, it pricy but tasty if you know to cook it. I’ve seen other reviews as well were people mentioned it as rubbery it could be the case with boiled noodles(I didn’t try the boiling) I made the stir fry version on High heat intensity burner turn out to be superb. I rarely eat noodles but when I eat it I prefer the stir fry version, since the this noodles is low in calories it helped me to cut done the calories significantly.

Not at all good.. feels like eating plastic.

I ordered a combo pack of 3, one was absolute mush the other two held their shape fine. Great for low cal noodle replacement. Noodles don't taste like much, which is to be expected of a food that boasts 9 KCal per 100 grams. If you're going to use these noodles then use them in heavily sauced recipes to compensate for the bland flavour of the noodles, also avoid broths as the noodles don't actually take in any of the broth flavour. 3/5 only because I got two packets of noodles and one packet of mush

I absolutely loved these noodles. These are a must try. At first, upon opening the packet, the quantity looked so less. So, I decided to throw in lots and lots of veggies in the wok. I didn't boil/cook these noodles. Only took them out of the packet and added to a strainer and washed them thoroughly under running water. Then I just left them to dry out a bit. In the meantime, I sauteed lots of veggies and added chinese sauces to the wok and then added the shirtataki noodles. I only cooked for about 4-5 mins after this stirring continuously..please note that the noodles have absolutely no taste of their own. So we will have to added masala/sauces to develop whatever taste we wish for this dish.. And wolla, these came out as a real delight. These must be really full of fibre as our tummies very much full after having these. One packet is good for one person's serving. Downsides: Price is very high. I experienced few rounds to the washroom the next morning for pooping..seems like these helped me in clearing my bowels. But for a few people, these may not be suitable.

good quality noodles 270 grm weight nd its fat free andlow carb.

Urban Platter Shirataki Noodles are very practical and useful, especially as a late-night or midnight snack. When you open the packet, there is an inner sealed pack, and the noodles are already cooked, which is a big plus. You can directly rinse them, wash off the water, drain, add some sauce, and eat — no cooking needed. Taste-wise, let’s be clear: they taste almost like water. They are completely neutral and bland. If someone expects flavor on its own, this is not it. But that’s also the reason they work well as a healthy filler. They absorb whatever sauce or seasoning you add. The biggest advantage is that they are very low in calories, light, and filling. For people who wake up hungry at night (2–4 AM) and struggle with late-night eating, this is honestly a lifesaver. Keep it in the fridge, and you have a quick, guilt-free option that won’t mess up your diet. The only real downside is the price. If money is not a concern, these noodles are perfect as a snack or diet food. If price matters, you may hesitate to use them regularly. Overall, for health-conscious people and midnight hunger control, this product works exactly as intended. That’s why it gets a solid 4-star rating.