I ordered a pad thai for take out. The employees were a bit brisk but efficient and kind overall. They went to the kitchen themselves to make sure I didn't have to wait too long (it took less than 5 minutes for me to get my order).
When I opened my bag (they tied it up in a plastic bag), I realized they gave me a fork, a fortune cookie, and to prevent the plastic bag from getting soggy, they placed a folded menu sheet underneath the contained food.
Now, I realized that they're are two kinds of pad thai: 1) not spicy with lots of peanuts and has bean sprouts with a slice of lemon on the side and 2) spicy with little peanuts and lots of onions, carrots, and lettuce (no bean sprouts or lemon slices).
Sadly (for me), Tong's pad thai is the second one. What was strange in that not only was the container hot but the food itself looked like it was sitting for a bit and the noodles were thin but strangely wide. I had to ditch the fork and get myself some chopsticks to eat it because the noodles kept on breaking.
Like usual, fortune cookies don't disappoint me.