JojoM

A refreshing noodle salad tossed with tart green mango, herbs, and a creamy peanut-calamansi dressing for a Southeast Asian fusion twist.
This refreshing noodle bowl brings together the tart bite of green mango, the smooth richness of peanut-calamansi dressing, and the cooling crunch of fresh vegetables. It’s a vibrant fusion of Thai-inspired flavours and Filipino pantry staples—perfect for warm weather, meal prep, or a light lunch that still feels satisfying. 🌿🍜
Green Indian mango adds the iconic asim-tamis Filipino tang, while sotanghon noodles soak up all the creamy, nutty dressing. Calamansi brightens everything up with its citrusy zing, and wansoy (cilantro) brings a herbaceous lift that ties it together. It’s bold, colourful, and hits all the sweet-salty-sour notes Southeast Asian dishes are known for.
If you love cold noodle salads, this version will quickly become a go-to—simple enough for weekdays but special enough for entertaining.
Unlike heavier peanut sauces, this dressing stays light thanks to calamansi and a touch of coconut or brown sugar. A dash of patis adds savoury depth, while siling labuyo brings optional heat for those who want it spicy. Every strand of sotanghon gets coated in this silky dressing, giving you maximum flavour with minimal effort. ✨
This salad is delicious freshly mixed, but it’s also fantastic chilled. In fact, chilling the noodles helps firm them up for an even better texture. Make it ahead for packed lunches, potlucks, or a refreshing afternoon snack.
Prefer extra protein? Add tofu, grilled chicken, or shrimp—it pairs well with everything.
With its mix of textures, colours, and bold dressing, this Green Mango Thai-Inspired Noodle Salad brings the best of Filipino and Thai kitchens into one exciting bowl. 🥭🍜🌿 Enjoy it cold, enjoy it fresh—and enjoy how b
A refreshing noodle salad tossed with tart green mango, herbs, and a creamy peanut-calamansi dressing for a Southeast Asian fusion twist.

Chill the noodles before serving for best texture.
Adjust heat by adding more or less siling labuyo.
Add grilled tofu or shrimp for extra protein.
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Soak or boil sotanghon according to package instructions.
Drain, rinse with cold water, and set aside.
In a bowl, whisk together peanut butter, calamansi juice, fish sauce, sugar, and water until smooth.
Add chopped chili if using.
In a mixing bowl, combine noodles, mango, carrot, cucumber, and wansoy.
Pour dressing over and toss to coat.
Garnish with toasted peanuts before serving.
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Serving Size: 1 bowl
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