Good To-Go Thai Curry Entree - 2 Servings

If you are going to do freeze dried meals, Good to Go is the Way to Go. Generous serving size and tastes way better than the competitors. My favorite is the Thai Curry , followed by the Mushroom Risotto.

Surprisingly great flavor for a freeze-dried curry. My new favorite!

These aren't too bad as far as freeze-dried meals go. I'd say these are a step above other backpacking meals out there, but keep in mind that they are still freeze-dried meals, so don't expect it to be too gourmet.

I have a big appetite and this fills me up after a long day. Of all of the Good to Go flavors this one is my favorite. The coconut milk is a refreshing change from the bland floors of other brands.

A good thai meal in the backcountry is hard to come by. Is this meal as good as your neighborhood thai spot? Hell no! But does it provide a good sustaining, flavorful, and quick meal when you need it? Hell yes! I wouldn't recommend getting more than one of these per man on a trip, but ymmv.

Don't forget these need more steep time at higher elevations.

Good Tasting and great for backpacking.

started out as average but the more i ate the worse it got. I did finish it and found it a decent break from other dehydrated food on a long trip but don't think i will take more in the future.

This is my favorite meal from this brand, I would suggest cooking the meal a little longer than suggested. I left mine for the recommended time and the peas were still a little crunchy. The curry stained my spoon yellow so if you're using plastic beware.

Good to-Go definitely makes the best backpacking meal. I have reordered a few of these so I have them on deck for all future backpacking trips. Thai Coconut Curry is my favorite from GTG, highly recommended. Takes close to 30 minutes at 9,000ft.

Generous portions, actual vegetables (and lots of 'em), great flavor, and even a pleasant kick: what's not to love?

I often struggle to find my appetite on backpacking trips or at altitude, even after long days on the trail when I should have worked up a monster appetite. Folks, I'm here to tell you that this is the first backpacking meal where the aroma had me really looking forward to eating it. In addition to just tasting good, it's a nice mental boost to feel a little more like myself and not to have to force myself to eat. Did I mention it's delicious? Highly recommended!

Definitely don't skimp on the rehydrating time - give it the full 20 minutes (plus a few extra if you're at altitude) unless you like crunchy rice.

Seriously tastes like it's from a restaurant. The veggies re-hydrate amazingly well and test fresh. This needs no added salt/pepper/spices, it tastes amazing on its own. It also provides a HUGE portion size, so it can be split among two people if you're snacking on other items for dinner.

Pair this with some naan bread and you have yourself the best tasting dish in the wild.

More than impressed with this product, came back to get more but it's already out of stock. I can see why.

This is probably the best backpacking food that I have ever bought. Tastes great, and isn't powdery like most other brands!

damn, this was amazing. unlike most camp meals, which consist of a little meat and veg with a LOT of filler (rice, noddles, etc), this one is completely loaded with veggies. in fact green beans are ahead of rice on the ingredient list. you shouldn't be expecting restaurant quality from any backpacking meal, but this is as close as you'll get. i will be trying their other flavors very soon

My wife and I agree this is the best dehydrated meal we have come across. It has a little kick to it but not too much. It has actual real veggies you can see and taste.

Really really tasty and very filling. Has a good spicy kick to it and enough veggies to feel like you're getting more than carbs. This won an award one year for best of backpacker meals for a reason. Actually is enough to share. As previously mentioned, the sodium content, while still high in general of course, is actually not too bad. Definitely takes at least 20 min. Worth it at the end of a long day of ski touring.

These are hands down some of the best Backpacking meals i have tried. They actually taste like real food. Given they are dehydrated there isn't 1000's of mg of Sodium in them. So they don't have that strange salty/preservative taste to them. If your looking for something that taste really good without killing your insides for your next backpacking trip these are the way to go. Keep in mind the cook time will be a bit longer on these.. but believe me it is worth every minute of cook time.