Tim Horton's

A good test of a Thai restaurant is to take a common dish that can be found on most Thai and Chinese menus around town and see if the restaurant can add something to it to set it apart. The Pad Med MaMuang is a cashew nut stir fry that I ordered with chicken. The generous serving included red and green bell peppers, onions, and cashew nuts with an ample portion of meat, in a tasty brown sauce. The side of jasmine rice was cooked perfectly. The dish is healthy comfort food, and Spoon's version does not disappoint. It's fresh and flavorful, and well-executed.

Spoon's signature dish is their golden red snapper ($15.95), which consists of a sushi-grade red snapper fish lightly deep-fried and topped with a ginger sauce. Another table ordered it on my

The employees who you encounter through the drive-thru are rude. Went through, they messed up my order and when I called them upon realizing it, the person who I spoke to on the phone made it seem like the mistake was my fault and like I was putting her out by calling. Avoid this location if you can.

The food was great but...we were not handed anything in a bag other than the individual wrapper our food came in. We ordered a drink a sandwich and a muffin and because we did not ask for a meal we were charged more than a dollar. They did not help us out in that sence. I was not pleased with the "money making" tactic that this appeared to be. The lady even quoted "we do not make those into meals unless you say so."

So watch out and make sure you know what a meal is and what isnt because you may loose money.