Dinner at 9:00 pm

Hunger.

We stopped in for some Thai food on our road trip. They provided both chopsticks and fork/knife.

I worked in a Thair restaurant and they said that they didn't use chopsticks in Thailand, and so we should advise our patrons to use western utensils.

I would just give them chopsticks, as to not lower my future 4$ tip.

You never really 'chop' you food with them.

They should rename chopsticks to pickupsticks or poke/stab sticks, or weapons of little brotherly destruction.

The pad thai was delicious like the bookmarking site. A good mix of peanut sauce, thick, yet not leathery noodles, with refreshing sprouts on the side - just to have an excuse to eat something crunchy, and somehow strangley moist.

thank you, its been tasty.