Thai Tom Yum Flavored Soup Base 10oz Cot Lau Thai Lan Brand

i really wasnt expecting much from this but I live in the middle of nowhere now and have no access to thai food anymore. it is actually delicious! make as directed, add some coconut milk and some shrimp\chicken and some fresh veg... heaven. now I just need to find a pho version.

I love Tom Yum soup but it is not se easy to get. I found this base and now can make it myself quite easily. The best part is I can add extra ingredients and make my own version of it. Usually it only has a few slices of mushrooms for vegetables, which I do not like. When I make it I use up what ever vegetables I have in the fridge and add my favorite vegetable, corn. It is more hearty and filling but still has that great Tom Yum sweet / spicy / sour taste. I will also use up whatever protein we have left over versus just sticking to chicken. Many times it is chicken we have left over from a rotisserie chicken. Other times I use left over ribs. I even add left over rice from a Chinese take-out order or noodles. I then add some coconut milk and maybe some other seasonings and butter, let it simmer and it is done. Point is, I use up my left overs and put my own hearty twist on it. It is then quite practical and inexpensive but so good. I also make a big pot and freeze some for a quick treat in the future. My husband just loves it and raves to all about this soup. I would highly recommend this soup base. You and your loved ones will love it and they will love you for making it!

Probably the best tasting Tom Yum I've had from the many I tried but it's just too darn Spicy Hot!

Love this stuff. I make my own soup with ground chicken, whatever vegetables I have around, chicken broth, lime juice and this stuff. Add Thai basil and chopped peanuts at the end.

Makes the best Tom Yum soup. Spicy and flavorful. Add shiitake mushrooms, green onions, bok choy and shrimp.

Pretty sure I've already reviewed but just in case: we use this to make vegetarian (not vegan AFAIK) soup that is sort of a cross between hot and sour and tom yum. This product makes it easy to get a really good head start on a big batch of delicious "multi-day" soup. Add your own tofu and etc or whatever and season/spice your own way and you are good to go! Also great: stores dry. Save space in your fridge!

The Quoc Viet Foods Thai Tom Yum Flavored Soup Base makes a delicious, spicy broth that’s super easy to whip up. Just add shrimp and veggies, and it’s like restaurant Tom Yum at home, though it’s a bit salty if you overdo it.

After purchasing 4 kinds of Ton yum powder, paste, or base... this one goes to the top 1. It has a good sour taste! This would be my top 1.