Never have I thought to myself that pad Thai would be better with cheese
Never have I thought to myself that pad Thai would be better with cheese
by violishh
30 Comments
No-Engineering-1449
TWENTY TWO DOLLARS?
Leather_Network4743
🤢🤢🤢
Why_r_people_
Two things I love in the world but they should never be combined, gross
danfish_77
I would try it but I am skeptical
[deleted]
That’s because it’s not. They ruined it
Stillwiththe
If it’s a bus station place that uses ketchup then put chicken and cheese on it and charge me $4
spicyfartsquirrel
Static-Prophecy
“Try it with heat!” lol
deadbeef4
I take back what I said about everything being better with cheese.
zucchiniqueen1
Pad Thai already has about a thousand different flavors. You did not need to add another.
ghostinawishingwell
With the right cheese I’m willing to give it a go. Not at this price though. Also, randomly for no good reason at all Jicama comes into my mind in this pairing.
Mindless-Fish7245
Nothing says “ Murica” like cheese on Pad Thai noodles
dongledongledongle
Target audience is probably bland people
CWoww
I’ve done it. It’s delicious. Highly recommend. Gotta use the right cheese though
rosebudpillow
My stomach hurts looking at this
CrustyT-shirt
People love cheese right? Now, hear me out.
keIIzzz
That sounds awful lol. I love pad thai but I cannot imagine cheese tasting good with it
Aids649stoptakingit
If its cheap, I honestly would try it. Sure it sounds terrible but hey i love cheese and pad thai (i prefer hor fun but yea)
kmtnewsman
I’ve got heat for it
cinnamon_toastbrunch
1000 % the guy in the kitchen just likes to play with the blowtorch. *
dumbledwarves
Everything is better with cheese.
therealishone
The sad part is it actually looks like some really good pad Thai buried under that 8 ounces of melted cheese.
M1ck3yB1u
Pad Thai with cheese on this economy?
Pikiinuu
I’d try it. Not for $22 though.
Jack_of_Spades
I once mixed in some tomato, mozzarella, and pepperoni into leftover pad thai. 10/10 delicious. 10/10 dumb.
Glass-Performer8389
Everything is better with cheese But that price
RichCaterpillar991
If i make a really shitty meal at home i put cheese all over it bc it usually makes it better than it was, but why would i want the “cover it in cheese because it’s shitty” experience in a restaurant
virginiarph
i mean… it’s been a pretty newish asian thing to throw cheese on top of noodle dishes. not sure if it’s spread to thailand yet
okonomyaki and tteokboki are examples
PublicTimely5063
It ain’t gonna slide down easy if it ain’t cheesy!
30 Comments
TWENTY TWO DOLLARS?
🤢🤢🤢
Two things I love in the world but they should never be combined, gross
I would try it but I am skeptical
That’s because it’s not. They ruined it
If it’s a bus station place that uses ketchup then put chicken and cheese on it and charge me $4
“Try it with heat!” lol
I take back what I said about everything being better with cheese.
Pad Thai already has about a thousand different flavors. You did not need to add another.
With the right cheese I’m willing to give it a go. Not at this price though. Also, randomly for no good reason at all Jicama comes into my mind in this pairing.
Nothing says “ Murica” like cheese on Pad Thai noodles
Target audience is probably bland people
I’ve done it. It’s delicious. Highly recommend. Gotta use the right cheese though
My stomach hurts looking at this
People love cheese right? Now, hear me out.
That sounds awful lol. I love pad thai but I cannot imagine cheese tasting good with it
If its cheap, I honestly would try it. Sure it sounds terrible but hey i love cheese and pad thai (i prefer hor fun but yea)
I’ve got heat for it
1000 % the guy in the kitchen just likes to play with the blowtorch.
*
Everything is better with cheese.
The sad part is it actually looks like some really good pad Thai buried under that 8 ounces of melted cheese.
Pad Thai with cheese on this economy?
I’d try it. Not for $22 though.
I once mixed in some tomato, mozzarella, and pepperoni into leftover pad thai. 10/10 delicious. 10/10 dumb.
Everything is better with cheese
But that price
If i make a really shitty meal at home i put cheese all over it bc it usually makes it better than it was, but why would i want the “cover it in cheese because it’s shitty” experience in a restaurant
i mean… it’s been a pretty newish asian thing to throw cheese on top of noodle dishes. not sure if it’s spread to thailand yet
okonomyaki and tteokboki are examples
It ain’t gonna slide down easy if it ain’t cheesy!
Phad Thai.