I love Asian noodle dishes, especially when they have been prepared freshly in a sizzling hot wok.
Stir Fry Asian noodles are a quick-fix weeknight solution.
The aroma while cooking fresh noodles with ingredients is just another plus point of making these express Asian dishes at home and they beat anytime take out!
So, while at times Asian noodle dishes seem daunting, they are actually worth gold in your meal planning repertoire, because they are as easy as A to prepare from scratch and won’t take you more than 20-30 minutes of your precious time.
Plus Asian noodle dishes are soo good!
On top of that, you get to pick your favorite noodle variation.
So, while I enjoyed for a very long time the simple common egg noodles, I got the taste these days for the thicker rice noodles (which look like tagliatelle pasta).
Stir-fried oriental noodle dishes have come a long way and have become a popular weeknight dish all over the world.
You get them everywhere these days so it’s not quite surprising that each place has influenced Asian stir-fry noodles with their own personal flavor preferences.
A common menu choice remains with stir-fried noodle dishes all over the world.
Vegetable, chicken and shrimp/prawns can be a common stir-fried noodle preparation, which your neighborhood Thai or Chinese place might serve.
Basically, noodle dish ingredients are adaptable.
New-fashioned westernized noodle recipes add ingredients such as asparagus and broccoli.
While Tibetans and Nepali, high up in the Himalayan, still serve noodle dishes with yak meat.
My first days in India involved a Chow Mein dish.
In fact, I was standing right next to the Taj Mahal while enjoying a hot and comforting stir-fry noodle dish.
I won’t have known about stir-fried noodles 10 years ago if not for that street vendor in Agra.
When you get to prepare oriental noodles at home, you get to choose how you like it and you know what’s in it.
When making your own noodles dishes, you get to pick…
- noodle variety; egg-noodles or rice noodles
- amount of oil
- the ingredients
- the sauce
- the cooking style
In fact, you get to even pick the cuisine!
There are numerous ways to prepare a noodle dish according to local common available ingredients and the cooking ways of people in the region.
Example:
- Chinese noodle dishes
- Thai noodle dishes
- Vietnamese noodle dishes
- Korean noodle dishes
- Indian, Nepali noodle dishes
- Japanese noodle dishes
- Malaysian & Singapore noodles dishes
- Mongolian noodle dishes
So, while we have a lot of choices, Asian noodle variations tend to be out of our sight and we end up eaten the same takeout noodles again and again.
That’s exactly why I chose to compile a list of lip-smacking & amazing stir fry Asian noodle recipes and I got you even 12 of those.
Each is unique and will turn you into an ultimate lover of all Asian noodles.
You can get the full printable recipes with instructions and useful tips on clicking on the dish title or picture.
12 fantastic Stir-Fry Asian Noodle Dishes you need to try!
Spicy Orange Noodles
by ConnoisseurUsVeg.com
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Singapore noodles (with Egg-noodles)
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Spinach Mushroom Leek Long Life Noodles
by PeasAndCrayons,com
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15 min Shrimp Chow Mein
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Sweet and Spicy Asian Noodles
by SslowCookerGourmet.net
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Stir Fry Rice and Mung Bean Noodles with Shrimp, Chicken and Vegetables Recipe
by JeanettesHealthyLiving.com
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Vegetable Chow Mein
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Mongolian Beef Noodle Bowls
by IowaGirlEats.com
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Sesame Chicken Shirataki Noodle Stir-Fry Recipe {Gluten-Free}
by CookingOnTheWeekends.com
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Five Spice Drunken Noodles
by ConnoisseurUsVeg.com
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Chicken Chow Mein
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Easy Shrimp Pad Thai
by HapaNom.com
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Potsticker Noodle Bowls
by IowaGirlEats.com
More notable Asian noodle dishes!
- Skinny Mongolian Beef Noodles
- Slow Cooker Teriyaki Beef Lo Mein
- Vegan Asian Stir-Fry Baby Corn and Bamboo Shoot Noodles
- Vegan Asian Carrot Noodles Tahini Sauce
- Vegan Pad Thai
More Asian eats:
Dear Reader, which Asian stir-fry dish will you make next?
Please feel free to share your thoughts and ideas with us in the comment section further below!
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Thanks for including my recipe!
of course Vicky 🙂
Love these like woah! Thank so much for including my recipe! xoxo
Delicious and a feast for the eyes! I adore noodle dishes and agree that the best ones are homemade, so much less salt too (takeout is always overly salty).
Love noodle dishes! What a fantastic collection — I want to try them all! 🙂
Those all look amazing! I’m definitely going to have to try the gluten-free ones! Thank you for sharing them!
Raia, the rice noodle dishes are gluten-free. 🙂
So many lovely noodle dishes. The spinach and mushroom one really caught my eye.
Fab round-up. We love noodles. They are great for a quick weekday meal.. yummm
What a great selection of noodles. Love Asian noodle dishes, that beef noodle dish looks fabulous!
I seriously could not have come across this post at a better time! I’ve been totally obsessed by stir fries recently and could definitely do with some new recipes to add to my repertoire. The Mongolian Beef Noodle Bowls look amazing!
They all look mouth watering and now I’m craving noodles. Great post.
This is a lovely varied round-up. I could try them all.
I love stir fry dishes and this looks like such a fabulous collection of them.
You’ve assorted some really wonderful stir fry recipes, I want them ALL.
I almost always lean towards rice dishes, but I really need to include more noodle dishes in my dinner routines! These look fabulous!
Thanks for taking time to do this delicious stirfry roundup! They all look very delicious, Helene.