
Sweet potato ribbons stand in for wide rice noodles here, and the swap is genuinely impressive โ they turn silky and tender in the wok while still holding enough body to scoop up every bit of sauce. The flavor base comes from coconut aminos and fish sauce, which together nail that deep, savory-sweet character that makes pad see ew so craveable, without any soy or grain-based ingredients in sight. Arrowroot starch thickens the sauce just enough to cling to every noodle, chicken piece, and leaf of Chinese broccoli. Scrambled eggs get folded right into the stir-fry, adding richness and that classic texture you'd expect from the original dish. The whole thing comes together in a single wok over high heat, so you get those slightly charred, smoky edges that make takeout-style cooking so satisfying at home. Serves four, and it moves fast once everything is prepped, so have your ingredients ready before the first drop of oil hits the pan. A squeeze of lime and a handful of fresh cilantro at the end brighten the whole bowl beautifully.
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Spiralize the sweet potatoes into wide, flat noodles using a spiralizer set to the widest ribbon blade, or use a vegetable peeler to shave them into long, wide strips. Pat the noodles dry with paper towels and set aside.
In a small bowl, whisk together the coconut aminos, fish sauce, coconut sugar, and arrowroot starch until the starch is fully dissolved. Set the sauce aside.
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