This fast and delicious pork lo mein is loaded with noodles, meat, and plenty of vegetables— a complete meal in one wok (or skillet).

This 20-minute Easy Chicken Lo Mein recipe is my version of a Chinese menu favorite. It’s loaded with veggies and tossed in a delish sauce.

Easy and delicious vegan Buddha bowl with lo bok apple relish.

This beef lo mein is better than restaurant take out. Make it anytime you want, and with a different protein if you need.

20-Minute Skillet Lo Mein. So easy, WAY better than takeout. No wok needed. Vegetarian or not, up to you.

Easy Shrimp Lo Mein is a super easy and scrumptious, less than 30 minutes one-pan stir-fried noodle dish for any day.

Slow Cooker Teriyake Beef Lo Mein

A take on the favorite Chinese take-out dish, this easy Chicken and Vegetable Lo Mein has all the flavor but half the calories.

Pressure cookers make dinner SO EASY! This lo mein recipe is vegan and so tasty.

Teriyaki shrimp, fresh veggies, & lo mein noodles are combined in this easy one pot dish, made in under 30 minutes!

This delicious Shrimp Lo Mein is quick and easy to make at home and is so much better than any take-out.

A spin on the traditional street noodle dish, Yakisoba, made with zucchini noodles and red cabbage. Gluten free & paleo friendly.

Stir Fry Zucchini Noodles Chow Mein. A low carb and easy version of the popular Chinese dish.

Cantonese-style Pineapple Buns (po lo bao). Soft fluffy buns topped with crumbly buttery toppings are just to die for!

Shrimp Lo Mein – 30 minute meal

Lo Mai Gai (steamed sticky rice in lotus leaf), one of the most classic and popular dish in dim sum halls.

Asian inspiration – Pork Lo Mein with Zucchini Noodles – made with the Inspiralizer

Quick, easy, delicious lo mein loaded with vegetables and crunchy peanuts

Lo Mein Salad with Almond Butter Dressing

Vegetable spaghetti squash Lo Mein with crispy tofu and a flavorful lo mein sauce for gluten free and low-carb fall dinner.

This easy vegetable chow mein recipe takes less than 20 minutes to throw together and is a filling, delicious weeknight meal.

Affordable beef in an easy Asian-inspired sauce turns into a delicious, spicy, garlicky, noodle-y, gluten-free dish perfect for busy nights.