Juicy chicken, rice noodles, crunchy vegetables and a lot of fresh herbs, tossed in a sharp lime and fish sauce dressing. Make the dressing first so the garlic and chilli have time to flavour it.

A serving has about 44g of protein for 534 calories, mostly from the chicken. That is a full meal's protein in a lunch that still feels light, because most of the bowl is vegetables and herbs.
The dressing is the point. Lime, fish sauce, garlic and chilli give a lot of flavour with only a teaspoon of oil in the whole recipe, so the fat in this dish comes mainly from the peanuts. Fish sauce is salty: the dressing adds roughly 1.4g of sodium a serving (about 3.5g of salt). That is over half the UK daily maximum of 6g of salt and the US limit of 2,300mg of sodium. If you are watching salt, use 1.5 tbsp and add a little more lime.
Why it is not tagged for blood sugar. Rice noodles are a refined carbohydrate and the bowl has about 56g of carbohydrate a serving. The protein and vegetables help, but if you are managing blood sugar, use half the noodles and double the lettuce and cucumber.
Gluten and allergens. Rice noodles are naturally gluten-free, but check the fish sauce label, as a few brands add wheat. The dish contains fish (in the sauce) and peanuts; leave the peanuts out or use toasted sesame seeds if needed.
For another chicken dish with peanuts, see the chicken satay skewers.