Suko Thai

My friend and I got seated right away on a Saturday evening. It took awhile for someone to come to our table to ask what we would like to drink. In fact, when someone finally did come she asked if we knew what we wanted to eat. So we ordered our food AND drinks at the same time.
I did a rough timing and it took just over 20 minutes for our food to arrive. Ehhh, a little too long. My friend got the cashew nut chicken and I got the pad Thai. I know some Thai places don’t automatically include rice with certain dishes but to not include it with a cashew nut chicken dish? Seems like a rip. I know a lot of other places that include rice, a larger portion of the main dish AND is cheaper. My pad Thai was pretty good though. Didn’t have that orangey colour that pad Thai usually does but still tasted the way it was supposed to.
Service here is not great. No one came to check on us at all. The only time I was able to flag someone down was when the table next to us got up to call someone over. At this time I asked for the bill, takeout boxes and a water for my friend. I figured I might as well get everything over with before we have to wait for an extended time again. I won’t return. Service wasn’t there and the prices are meh. I have lots of other choices for Thai at better prices.

I’d like to give this 3.5. Atmosphere is nice. Service was great. Mind you it was Monday night so it was quiet and we pretty much had a the whole place to ourselves.
We ordered vegetable spring rolls, two pad thai, and ginger chicken with vegetables with rice.
Overall it tasted great. Very flavourful. My fave though was the coconut rice. Soooo good! Could order a bunch of bowls of just that.
The serving for pad thai was decent, but the chicken ginger was tiny. So if you’re starving, I’d suggest to stick with pad thai cause that was filling! And like someone said here. It was pretty expensive for the amount they give you compared to Toronto.

Very prompt and cheerful service, clever assistance with the menu, and when I said «4 x spicy» they DELIVERED dear god haha. The décor is nice but not over-​the-​top, and the menu features a lot of authentic Thai dishes.
We tried some appetizers and of course my awesome pad thai and washed it down with actual Singha (which I was advised to refer to simply as a «Sing»). It was a very pleasant afternoon and I’m itching to try more items on the menu.

This place is awesome and anyone complaining doesn’t know anything about thai restaurants, having travelled to Thailand… i can tell you this place is legit

Went before the movies for dinner with my girlfriend, we both had curry.
A very small dish for 11 $. Though flavorful not enough curry at all — which is unacceptable. Extra charge of 2.50 $ for rice with the curry is nonsense. 30 $ for a small dinner for two.
Not comparable to thai in Toronto, would not go back.

DH and I have been been a customer for over 5 years. Takeout, delivery and eat in.
The food is very good, fresh and made with quality ingredients. Suko Thai has always been a bit more expensive, however the quality was worth it.
The reason for only three stars is it seems portions have gone down as of late. Three weeks ago we ordered over $ 100 in delivery and there was barely enough for six adults to have a small plate of food each half filled with rice.
Then two days ago we picked up the large shrimp tom yum soup for $ 18.95. DH went in to get the soup and came out with a bag. Get home and it ends up being two containers. One is a clear small size soup container, filled. If I had of purchased this size, cost would have been $ 6.95.
Second is a small black/​clear rectangular plastic container, half filled with the rest of the soup. If I had of poured the contents from the black/​clear container into an empty clear small soup one, it would not have filled the container. Therefore I paid $ 18.95 for about $ 12 worth of soup and had I of purchased two small for $ 13.90 it would have been more soup for less money than what I paid and received.
I will say the soup had about 10 shrimp in it so I was satisfied with that, however I expected more broth. That is not enough soup for 3 – 4 as it states in the menu. Don’t think I’ll be back anytime soon.

I went there for lunch. I had a chicken fried rice. Although it looks ok, the portion is small. After I finish the meal, I feel like I only had a snack. Also the price is expensive for the quality of the food. The place is also tiny and a bit crowded at lunch.
But I have to say the decoration of the restaurant looks decent.

Great food and great service.
Food: The seven herb fish and the cashew nut chicken were awesome. The egg fried rice was good as well.
Dessert: The sticky rice and mango was ok
Drinks: The Thai cold coffee and Thai iced tea were both really good.

Very good Thai place… The owners and servers are from Thailand & really know what they’re doing. The fried foods are sometimes a lot greasier than you would like but I think they do their best to try & strain the oil before serving. I would highly recommend the Shrimp Rangoon & Basil Duck. Their Pad Thai is hands down the best I have ever had & it still tastes good the next day if you happen to take leftovers home.

I used to love this place when it was still in its old location on Winston Churchill and Dundas. I didn’t know they reopened the place, so I actually got excited when I drove by and saw the restaurant.
Anyhow, it was a Friday afternoon at 1pm. The place was quiet. May be the prime time for lunch had ended? I ordered a tom-​yum noodles soup with shrimps. It came with a small spring roll as appetizer. The flavour in the soup was lacking. Fragrance and heat was also very mild. I couldn’t feel any «kick» to it. However the Thai styled iced tea was delicious and refreshing.
Price wasn’t cheap for lunch either. With the noodles soup and a drink, it came to almost $ 17 with tax. I was a bit disappointed in this experience. May be I expected too much from them…