Kelp noodles are low in calories and carbs and are completely flavorless, which means they take on the flavor of the dish you're preparing (no seaweed taste whatsoever!). I've tried shiritaki noodles and miracle noodles, and while those work okay for many dishes, these kelp noodles are the best low-carb noodle for this pancit recipe.
This Filipino pancit recipe is a low-carb and keto-friendly version you'll love! With savory vegetables and tender bits of chicken tossed in a bed of low-carb noodles, this pancit recipe is as close to the real, rice noodle version that I grew up eating.
Usually a combination of chopped vegetables sautéed with garlic, meat, and finished off with a boatload of noodles and soy sauce, pancit is sort of like a Filipino version of chow mein.
The pancit is done when the noodles are hot and most of the moisture has cooked out. Squeeze juice from half a lemon over the noodles and toss. Serve the pancit with fresh green onion slices and extra lemon wedges. Empty the package of kelp noodles into a colander and rinse them.