Very tasty. However, I altered the recipe by using broccoli in place of cucumber (as suggested), deleted the mushrooms (husband does not like them), had red chile garlic sauce on hand and used that in place of the plain red chile sauce, and since I wasn't quite sure what Peanut Sauce was, I used a Satay Sauce. Quite a few people said the sauce got really thick, so I did not drain any liquid from the chicken and the sauce was perfect. The rice noodles were a bit different but very nice and suited the dish well. Makes a very pretty presentation. And definity will feed 4-6 people. Would be great to take to a potluck dinner. I will absolutely add this dish to my line-up. Thanks. We really enjoyed it.

This was a fabulous recipe. I made a few changes based on preference. I omitted ginger only becuase I didn't have any on hand. I added about 2 cups of shrimp. I also added some fish sauce and lime juice. Then I garnished the dish with chopped cilantro. Because my husband cannot eat spicy dishes, I left the spicy sauce on the table for those who prefer it spicier. Absolutely delicious! Thanks so much Sharon!

This was a really quick and easy dish to whip up. The texture was a bit gloggy but overall it tasted yummy.

Wasnt to fond of the rice noodles i used but the flavor was pretty good. May or may not make again.

Wow! Delicious! This is definitely something that I will be making again! The only thing I tweaked, was I used spicy stir fry sauce along with the soy sauce to marinate the chicken... Also I served it on sticky white rice instead of noodles. But it's so versatile you could even put it in a pita pocket or tortilla! That's what I'm doing with the left-overs!

this is a great recipe. I am a vegetarian so I left out the chicken and added more veges. we were licking our plates !!! didn't use the cuke, seemed abit strange.

This is a very good recipe, in Thai food the veggies should all be tender crisp, not overdone and soggy. Some tips on cooking the vegetables: onion in first, when it just barely starts to soften, throw in the mushrooms. Cook for only 1 or 2 minutes, then add the peppers and the sauces. Continue to cook till the peppers are tender-crisp, by then the mushrooms will be succulent, and the onions will be softened. I used the peanut sauce mentioned in the review, but I added 3/4cup of soy milk (use light coconut milk if you have it) as the sauce thickened to a sludge when heated. I also added some lime juice and chile paste.

I think this makes a lot more than 4 servings. Probably closer to 6 or more. But I guess it depends on how much you eat. I didn't have any peanut sauce so I made a mixture of 1/2 cup creamy peanut butter, 2 tablespoons water, 3 tablespoons hoisin sauce & 1 tablespoon soy sauce. It ended up turning out really thick in the end, but I think that's because of my "peanut sauce" so I added a 1/2 cup of water to thin it out a bit. I also used the veggies I had on-hand: broccoli, mushrooms, carrots, onion, & sugar snap peas. In my bowl I added more chili sauce and it was perfect. Extremely filling too.

As far as homeaide thai dishes go, this is one of the best I've made. Lots of cutting, but it is worth it in the end. My husband and I love thai, and this is the closest recipe to buying the thai. Thanks!

We loved this dish! I added a few red pepper flakes at the end because we enjoy very spicy things...otherwise I fixed it exactly as called for. Thanks!

This recipe is SO good!! It's very spicey, so if you aren't a big hot food person, might want to cut back on the chili sauce. I've made it twice, and it's just so good. 2nd time I added broccoli and carrots. YUM!

Good recipe. I used fish sauce instead of oyster sauce, and used the veggies that I had on hand: green onions, yellow onion, carrots, and celery. We like our food spicy, so I added a squirt of Sriracha Hot Chili Sauce on top of the red chili paste.

I made a veggie version of this noodles. It was OK. not too good and not bad.

This was great recipes, especially with the "best peanut sauce". It was good way to include a lot of vegies to the meal.

Excellent recipe. I found it abit spicy but the hubby loved it. (I think my chili hot was exceptionally spicy) It was my first attempt at anything thai and it turned out great. Very easy to make. Will definately make this again. Thanks

This turned out great for my boyfriend and I. We didn't have a wok big enough for the noodles and everything else so we cooked everything else and then cooked the noodles in some of the juice and added a little more peanut sauce, soy sauce and sesame oil. We also left out the cucumber but added snow peas. I will definitely do this again!