Great on rice or noodles.
Reviewed by nattygirl, 2006-01-30

I eat this about once a week over some rice. Heat up the tuna with a little peanut butter mixed in and pour it over hot rice or fresh noodles. Hot and spicy and comforting. Good with a beer or some of that spicy ginger ale!

Peanut Butter??
Reviewed by jovanna, 2006-01-31

What a great idea! I have to try it. It makes sense. I think it would go well with the coconut lime flavor.

Initially, I was really skeptical looking at the picture of the fresh-looking meal on the cover (I mean, c'mon, it's a pouch of curried tuna...) but served over rice with cilantro, green onion and the tofu we usually add, it's really delicious and so quick and easy. And it sells for $1.39 no less. Definitely a winner.

very surprising
Reviewed by carlins_mom, 2006-02-12

This was really delicious.

Just Try It
Reviewed by terrier, 2006-02-18

I was skeptical---the idea of a tuna "tasty bite" struck me as sort of oogie. But on the recommendation of a very picky friend, I gave it a go. Now I'm hooked. This sauce is seriously good, and the tuna is mild. It's especially good over rice noodlles and with green beans added.

Mmm Mmm Good
Reviewed by stanzie120, 2006-02-20

Deelish with frozen veggies and sliced tofu over brown rice ... mmm ... having it for dinner tonight, again!

Other Additions
Reviewed by GalaGal, 2006-03-11

I mix in pineapple chunks, pea pods and cashews before serving this over rice.

I'm going to try Natty's suggestion, but use a bit of cashew butter instead of peanut butter.

This may be discontinued!
Reviewed by Demo Diva, 2006-03-20

I just heard one of my demo friends say she thinks this product might be discontinued. Now I don't want to start vicious rumors, but if you like this dish, you may want to ask the crew at your local TJ's and find out now, before it is too late.

yummy!
Reviewed by jjsawrey, 2006-07-02

we just made this last night. added some frozen veggies and it was the perfect meal for two! good level of spice.

Interesting
Reviewed by girlrobot, 2006-07-20

Pretty good for an "instant" meal.

Peas
Reviewed by patosf, 2006-09-13

I added frozen peas to this and served it with the frozen Thai spring rolls. I think the portions are small, so I use 2 boxes of the tuna curry for hubby and me. One of the quickest meals in my repertoire of recipes.

Cashews sound like a great idea!

This even rocks cold!
Reviewed by Hanger, 2006-11-10

Open the pouch and eat as is--very good!

I love this stuff!
Reviewed by RedHedd, 2006-11-17

It's wonderful for a quick lunch on a coolish fall/winter day.

great quick meal!
Reviewed by clearbright, 2006-12-01

i love how quick and easy it is to whip up a thai meal using this and tj's frozen jasmine rice! i kind of wish the tuna chunks were slightly smaller, but it's not a big deal. it tastes pretty authentic to me, but i think panang curry is usually a bit creamier.

Try with Biryani Rice
Reviewed by kittysoph, 2007-01-15

I can make a "gourmet" meal in about 15 minutes by heating up a package of the frozen Biryani Rice and stirring in a package of this tuna and some chick peas. Half Indian, half Thai, all delicious!

Just OK
Reviewed by Hambone, 2007-05-16

I don't know what the big deal is about this. I just bought this an hour ago and had it with leftover pad thai noodles. I followed the directions on the pack...empty into a microwave bowl and heat 2 mins...the tuna tasted like stringy leather. The curry sauce was good, with a bit of a spicy bite, but the meat was too chewy and tough. Didn't like it at all. Will not purchase again.

DISCONTINUED ? Noooooo !
Reviewed by mox, 2007-05-31

I think this has been discontinued -- can't find it anymore! Anyone else? I LOVE this stuff, ate it for lunch at the office often. I sent an email to TJ's asking them if they're discontinuing it & why but who knows if I'll ever hear back. But maybe if LOTS of people write...?

made some people sick
Reviewed by DJTOPCAT, 2007-06-05

I never actually got a chance to try it but my roommate bought some and served to his friends, and everyone who ate some got violently ill after eating it. It may of just been an isolated bad pack old Tuna, who knows, but
when he called Trader Joes to tell them what happened they said they would take care of it whatever that meant. The next week the whole section was gone. Coincidence? I will say that any packaged meat product from Southeast Asia should be looked at very carefully
dried noodle packs are one thing but any package containing real meat is rolling the dice a friend of mine who is a 30 yr veteran health inspector even said that vacuum foil packs are no guarantee of keeping things from spoiling any microscopic break in the seal can taint the product canning is usually safer.

Try this with bell peppers.
Reviewed by MrT, 2007-07-26

This is great with the Melange a Trois frozen bell peppers, microwaved, or even fresh bell peppers. The green curry is also great, the yellow curry is good but not as good as the red and green. As of today, it hasn't been discontinued, but they run out of the red and green varieties frequently.

laughing cow, peanut butter & brown rice
Reviewed by stellargirl, 2007-09-13

I never would have tried this, but they had samples. I was shocked it tasted good and was hot. I would have been afraid of tuna in a pouch, but it's shockingly good. I threw some fresh spinach on it. This is a cheap and super fast dinner with flavor! I put a wedge of laughing cow cheese in to add a little creaminess (sounds weird, I do it all the time with soup)

eating as we speak
Reviewed by kalikaliente, 2007-12-04

i just made this and like the rest of you guys i too was scared about tuna in a pouch, but i finally managed to try it and may i say THANK YOU this is so good i added frozen peas and shredded carrots, microwaved for 2 minutes on high and added the wedge of laughing cow cheese, this is my new favorite lunch!!