keo's kitchen

this is a greatplacefor vegans! several of the dishes can be made vegan if you just choose tofu as your protein instead of the meat. i want to come back and try everything! our server was so sweet too!! drinks were good, food was good, service was good. very pleased with this place!!

thisplaceis amazing. if you like thai and have not been here, big mistake. the food is fresh, the portions are large and the service is excellent. i have had the green and red curries, as well as ginger beef. i do not generally like ginger beef, but i was fantastic. i ordered the food at a "4" spice level which was nice, although i may go with a "5" then next time i am in. anyhow, this is one of the better restaurants in saskatoon, i just wish it was downtown!

not good. we arrived at 8pm as the website said they were open until 9pm. we stood there with our 4 year old for a good ten 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 aplacelike 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 thisplacesucks. 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.

went here not too long ago, thought it was time to share my experience. i love thai food, the spice, the flavors, the culture... ahh. tried keo's kitchen after alot of people recommended it to me, all saying thisplaceknows how to spice things up. and yes, yes they do. i was almost sweating eating the green curry and i loved every moment of it. speaking of the green curry, it's my go to dish. keo's does a well done job, i had medium spice and it had a nice balance in the curry. i do wish it had a little more coconut flavor but i guess the spice level may change that as well; hard to control.i'm a sucker for iced coffee and keo's did not disappoint with theirs. i didn't find it as sweet as vietnamese coffee, but ive heard various differences between the two. some say they're the same except different coffee beans, some tell me one doesn't use condensed milk (the horror!!) but i personally have no idea and didn't think to ask the server.

ichang. grow some taste buds. for anyone who enjoys traditional thai food, especially spiciness (if desired) keos is theplaceto go. the phad thai, ginger beer, and masaman curry are fantastic. there is no better tasting ginger beef in this city. the same holds true for the phad thai. be sure when one comments to keep an open mind that this is traditional thai food. keos rock's!

great food terrible take out service. we called keos directly toplacean order for pick up but we were told that we could only order for pick up via skip the dishes. so we ordered from there. we did not receive a confirmation email to let us know it was ready so i called 45 minutes later only to be told that my order was sitting there ready. when the person on the phone read the order to me, it was incorrect to which she said that the manager would void the extra item. we were then charged the incorrect amount upon pick up. when i called the manager to report our issues, she was not very pleasant. she claimed that my not receiving our confirmation email wasn't their fault (it was the skip the dishes service that they use). she also told me that they do accept phone orders, even though i was told otherwise when i had tried toplacean order that evening. finally, i was told that it was "too bad" that we hadn't asked for a receipt upon pick up. we assumed that the till paper attached to the bag was a receipt, but it was actually only a list of what was enclosed. so....the food was very tasty but the skip the dishes service didn't work for us and the management that evening could certainly use a lesson in customer service and taking responsibility for your business decisions. we will never order take out from keos again or use skip the dishes.

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.placewas super busy but for good reason.

the best thai food in town. they define perfection when it comes to thai food. i can't claim to know what authentic thai food tastes like, but of all the places i've eaten thai food (and i've eaten at plenty of places), this one wins without a doubt. in saskatoon, the only otherplacethat comes close is sawaddee.

great food!! expect slow service.. every time i've been here i've had extremely slow service, but i always come back because the food is so great. there is often only 1 or 2 servers working, so i don't blame them for the slow service, but instead who-ever runs theplaceas they clearly don't want to hire more staff.

on to the food. wow and yum! everything i've had is great, no complaints. the ginger beef is amazing. the portions are huge and easily sharable, especially if you want to share an appetizer.

pad thai. the pad thai is a reason to check thisplaceout!
theplaceitself could use a renovation but the food is good.

terrible service. i used to like this restaurant but i finally just got fed up with the service. if i took my friends there i would describe it as good food, with the worst service ever. i'm a waitress so i have a lot of patience and understanding, and will always give people the benefit of the doubt, but the only consistency is how bad they are, even if there's no one eating there you can sometimes stand at the front for ages trying to sit down or waiting for someone to bring you a bill, no refills, no being checked on, ridiculous. i heard there was a price increase and frankly i think that's the last straw for me, it was already expensive for what it is. it's really too bad because it could be a really amazingplaceto eat.

overpriced. the food at keo's is some of the better thai/vietnamese food in saskatoon, that being said their prices are very misleading. a dish will be advertised on the menu for $16 which is a fair price for an entree normally, but these dishes are generally served with rice and a meat topping (chicken, beef, shrimp, pork, tofu). your server will ask you what meat and what rice you want and when you get your bill you discover that you've been charged 4 dollars for chicken and 6 dollars for coconut rice, so really you're having a $26 entree.
thisplaceis so money hungry and greedy that even if you're already spending over $100 at your table you're still gonna see charges for things like extra peanut sauce and things that normally wouldn't be rung in with such a large order.
on a better note the food all tastes good and is aesthetically pleasing. if you can't have gluten (due to allergy or intolerance) they'll make sure your dish doesn't even touch flour. so big ups on the gluten free market for that.

we went to keos last night, being 6:30 on a saturday, it was fairly busy, but the amount of time we had to wait between being seated and actually getting food was ridiculous, especially for quick cooking thai cuisine.
the first thing that turned me off was the dirty smelling rag they used to wipe off our table with, the smell lingered on the table long after being wiped down. the service was inattentive. 10-15 minutes to get drinks. just as many more to order. i also thought the casual dress of the wait staff was a bit too casual, a toque is not restaurant appropriate.
after we ordered, we waited for probably an hour for our food. thisplaceis not that big that you should wait an hour for food. the table next to us, who was seated probably 20-25 min after us got their food before ours.
the food itself, was good. not great. the pad thai came out with most of the noodles clumped together, same with the vermicelli noodles we got for our green curry. the pad thai was tasty, especially when you added some heat to it. the green curry was tasty as well, but would have appreciated some thai eggplant in it, and more chicken (although the chicken looked like it wa boiled). our third dish, dancing prawns, came out about 10-15 minutes after. although the rice for this dish was served with the pad thai and green curry..,so it was cold when we were supposed to eat it with the prawns. the coconut crusted prawns were actually quite tasty, they worked well with the slightly spicy sauce they were in.
overall, if you don't mind crappy service and spending a fortune (our bill was $75 for two drinks each and three dishes) on thai food...i guess you could go to keos. i don't think i'll be back.

goodplacefor dinner. this is a goodplaceto eat, but there is not much seating so you have to get there early, food sometimes takes too long.

i loved it!. my family took some convincing as children always don't get overly excited about a newplaceto try but after saying that it was really good i thought it better be good. and it was amazing!!!! are you kidding people i have eaten in saskatoon in many so called thai places and thisplaceby far have the best tasting, fresh fresh fresh food. and as for ginger beef they made it perfectly as it is suppose to be candy like crispy, not soft and drippy like you get at the substandard chinese place. we had soup, fresh rolls both kinds, ginger beef the yum salad which was yum and the pad thai, and the portions were perfect as i hate wasting food as it never tastes good second time around. great job! love love love and the waiter we had with the pony tail you were awesome too!