keo's kitchen

deceptive and rude! website, urbanspoon and even door sign said open to 10 pm sat night. got there at 9.05 pm and was told kitchen closes at 9. doors just stay open to 10. i said i would inform people via internet review and was told very rudely and sarcastically "have fun on the internet". will never recommend again and never return, too manygoodrestaurants in saskatoon to put up with that, sorry jennifer.

fantastic food, goodservice. my go to restaurant in saskatoon for amazing thai food, their curry's are always fantastic. but the real reason to eat here is the pad thai, i can't get enough of it because it's so good. sometimes it's a bit to moist for me but the flavour makes up for that.

verygoodfood. we went for lunch at keos, the service was a little slow but friendly and the food was all excellent. will definitely be going back.

i loved the cute decor, the warm and welcoming ambience, and the friendly server that helped with some recommendations on our first visit. the food was very good, but we could definitely have gone with a level 3 of spiciness. we asked for something around medium heat and were recommended level 2, but we could barely taste the spiciness.

i will definitely return to try other options from their menu. and, i'll definitely remember to always make a reservation in advance because whenever we tried to walk in they're were very busy - which is agoodsign, i guess!

i ordered the tom kha kai soup and the naam sot. the soup was a coconut based with chicken, green onions and fresh mushrooms with your choice of rice or noodles it had that classic thai funky flavour here. it wasgoodbut after i was half done was getting bored of it. the naam sot in fried pork with ginger, lime juice, cucumber, tomato, shallot and lemongrass. it was not what i was expecting but enjoyed it the lime and ginger were the dominant flavours here.

the good: the food, size of servings, the last five minutes of service.

the bad: very slow service even when there were only a few tables, very expensive to add meat to a dish (and most dishes were meatless).

overall: the food wasgoodand we'd maybe order takeout but don't think we'll be dining it again. it got extremely busy later on and the service, even before this, suffered.

this was my first time at keo's. i've heardgoodthings, and it didn't disappoint. the thai iced tea was on point, had to have two. my partner and i shared the super rolls (salad roll with spring roll in the middle), which were quite good. the crunch of the spring roll in the middle was a welcome addition to the traditional salad roll. i had the dancing prawns (coconut shrimp dish) which was amazing. sooo good. my partner had the crying tiger which he thoroughly enjoyed and our friends both had the cashew chicken. great meal,goodservice. only thing that would prohibit me from going here on a regular basis is the price, which is a bit steep. only complaint. dexter meyers

not good. we arrived at 8pm as the website said they were open until 9pm. we stood there with our 4 year old for agoodten minutes before i had to call over to the waitress and ask her if we could seat ourselves. she immediately started arguing with me about how long we had been waiting. this young blondish girl said we just came in. this should have been our first tip off. 

we got nothing but attitude from her the entire meal. first our softdrinks were watered down and had to be sent back. next our meal was kinda lackluster. the pad thai was just gooy noodles with bland sauce and no vegeatables. the so called sticky rice i got with my watery curry was only enough for a small child and it was all hard and crunchy. obviously the bottom of the bucket rice. she had the gall to tell me that the rice was exactly what sticky rice is. sorry princess, but you're an idiot. i had to argue with this pretentious "art student" for nearly 20 minutes to get her to take the rice off of our bill. no way i'm paying $4 for a scoop of old hard rice. 

if you want to go to an authentic thai restaraunt try siam in victoria bc. by far the best thai food in canada. puts a place like this to shame. oh but according to the waitress keo's was rated the best in saskatoon. well, anybody can buy and pay for reviews in newspapers. either that or saskatoon residents have no idea what real asian food is. even if the waitress had been good, the food is pretty abysmal at keo's. i've lived in vancouver/calgary/toronto and more in the past 20 years and this place sucks. the last thing i need to get grief from some irritating stuck up "student". yeah she had to tell every customer about how she's just a poor student in some vain attempt to get tips. pathetic. i was a student for many years princess. this is your choice so suck it up and stop making it everybody else's problem.

do not order takeout.. portion sizes are significantly smaller, and i concur with a review below by rubytuesday.  we were very disappointed at the lack of protein but plenty of filler.  the portion sizes when you sit in to dine are significantly larger.  boo... food isgoodbut we would like to be filled up when we order takeout. since it is a rather expensive takeout venue, we expect better.

i have only been to keo's a handful of times. have always hadgoodservice andgoodfood, i really love their spring rolls and the lotus cookies are very unique and tasty.

the food was verygoodbut it took a long time to arrive, even though we got there shortly after 5pm. they had a lot of takeout orders - maybe that was part of the reason they couldn't keep up with demand? however once we got our food, we enjoyed it very much.

best thai food in saskatchewan. this restaurant is incredible. choose from the chef's specials for a real flavour experience! great location. prettygoodservice. fresh and fantastic food.

this family-run restaurant consistently has fresh, delicious food that hits the spot whenever i have a craving for somegoodthai. definitely one of my favorite spots to eat thanks to the food, service and atmosphere

ginger beef!. i’ve never made a review of anything online but i had to step into the unknown to rave about keo’s ginger beef! went here sat. feb 1st, 2014 for the first time and had fantastic ginger beef with coconut rice. place was super busy but forgoodreason.

they were very busy mid week at 6:00, with only 3 waitstaff on. we waited 10 min for someone to come to the front to seat us, then more than 25 minutes before anyone spoke to us again.

there were 7 of us - 4 adults + 3 kids, and we saw in the menu that groups of 6 or more are charged a 15%gratuity. after seeing people who were seated after us served, we finally stopped someone to enquire if we had a waiter/ress. when someone finally came to take our order, we advised that we would appreciate calculating our own tip as we had waited so long. the waitress (one of the owners i think) became very flustered, saying that that was restaurant policy and there would be no discretion just because we had been waiting for 30 minutes.

when i challenged this, noting that the tables of less than 6 ( where a 15% tip was not guaranteed) were all being served - and wasn't it interesting that the one where they were guaranteed the tip was served last, she told me not to be "hostile". omg.

she then proceeded to miss one of our orders and we were there for 1 hour 45 minutes for a simple asian meal. the food wasgoodand she did later apologize for getting "out of control" (when presenting the bill :)) but we won't be back.