Affordable, good portions, delicious!! More affordable than Denny’s.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kat
It was a lovely little hidden gem restaurant.
The portions were great. The wonton soup was simple and tasty. The vermicelli bowls were good, although the lettuce was bitter. The Ukrainian platter was delicious.
Service was very quick and very friendly. I would recommend trying this place.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Thatconradguy Entertainment
Thx again!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Robert Thompson
Food was ok. Nice casual surroundings. Meals were tiny. We left hungry.
Tim Olson
Nellie’s Kitchen in Saskatoon is an absolute delight for anyone who loves hearty, flavorful meals with a personal touch. From the moment you step inside, the warm, homey atmosphere makes you feel like you’ve walked into someone’s kitchen — only better, because the food is incredible!
The menu is a unique blend of Vietnamese and Ukrainian flavors, and every dish I tried was executed perfectly. The Vietnamese noodle bowls are fresh, vibrant, and full of flavor, while the borscht is rich, comforting, and perfectly seasoned. I also couldn’t get enough of the homemade perogies — golden, soft, and bursting with flavor, served with just the right amount of sautéed onions and bacon. For a classic comfort option, the roast turkey dinner is hearty and satisfying, with all the sides done just right.
The staff here are genuinely friendly and attentive, making sure you feel welcome and cared for throughout your meal. Portions are generous, and the flavors are consistently spot-on, showing the pride and care the kitchen puts into every dish.
Whether you’re in the mood for a satisfying lunch, a comforting dinner, or just want to explore a unique fusion of Vietnamese and Ukrainian cuisine, Nellie’s Kitchen is a must-visit. It’s cozy, welcoming, and the food is unforgettable — I can’t recommend it highly enough and can’t wait to return!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Leona Gardiner
Good food
Trevor Potbelly
Pancakes smelled like dirty old rags... turkey tasted like it was so old never finished that neither. Gravy gave me diarrhea.
Aaron Engel
A Brothy Baptism of the Soul (With a Ukrainian Side Quest)
If I could give Nellie’s Kitchen 87 stars and a standing ovation mid-meal, I would. This isn’t just a restaurant—it’s a divine portal to Flavortown with a stopover in Saigon and a warm hug from your long-lost Vietnamese auntie who insists you’re too skinny and won’t let you leave without three more scoops of noodles.
I came in hungry. I left reborn. The Vietnamese noodle bowl didn’t just slap—it gently cradled my taste buds, whispered affirmations, then powerbombed them into a pool of perfectly seasoned broth. The noodles? Silky strands of joy. The meat? Tender like a love song. The herbs? Fresher than my haircut before a wedding. And the sauce? I wanted to bottle it up and sell it under the label “Liquid Gold: For Internal Use Only.”
But wait—plot twist! Just when I thought I had tasted peak perfection, in rides the Ukrainian Beet Borscht like a Slavic superhero in a soup bowl. Vibrant, earthy, sweet, and tangy all at once, it made me want to write poetry in Cyrillic. And don’t even get me started on the Ukrainian platter. Perogies like soft edible pillows. Cabbage rolls with grandma-level care. Sausage so good it should come with a warning label.
Nellie’s isn’t just serving food—it’s orchestrating an international flavor summit. Vietnamese comfort meets Ukrainian soul food, and my mouth got a front-row seat.
The service? Friendlier than a golden retriever on a sugar high. The vibe? Cozy, unpretentious, and filled with the kind of smells that could make a grown man weep.
The service? Friendlier than a golden retriever on a sugar high. The vibe? Cozy, unpretentious, and filled with the kind of smells that could make a grown man weep.
10/10. Would fake my own disappearance just to move in and live under the table. Go to Nellie’s. Order the noodle bowl. Tell them your stomach sent you.
War Injun
Its a great sit n better meal. Clubhouse was done how it's supposed to be done real turkey thick tomatoes crispy clean lettuce fries could use more browning to white for my liking no crisp gravy yes yes almost like KFC in the 80s Gotta try the other meals as well they look delightful delish 😋 Again thanks for the great sandwich
Aria
Large portion sizes with kind staff. Food is always tasty and cooked well. Lots of options on the menu and there isnt a long wait for food.
absolutely disgusting food! moldy bread for their subs, old oil used to cook. I'm not fooled!! get it together your food isn't worth it
Lance Worm
Went there this morning. Got a table. Couple people walked in after us. They still got their meal before us. We wait more than 30 mins after we ordered. We ended up walking out
Service: 1
Kenny Tomlinson
I got the house noodle bowl and it was amazing
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Eddy Fisher
Food took a long time to come once ordered. My chicken strips were cooked to long, very hard..
Affordable, good portions, delicious!! More affordable than Denny’s.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It was a lovely little hidden gem restaurant.
The portions were great. The wonton soup was simple and tasty. The vermicelli bowls were good, although the lettuce was bitter. The Ukrainian platter was delicious.
Service was very quick and very friendly. I would recommend trying this place.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Thx again!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Food was ok. Nice casual surroundings. Meals were tiny. We left hungry.
Nellie’s Kitchen in Saskatoon is an absolute delight for anyone who loves hearty, flavorful meals with a personal touch. From the moment you step inside, the warm, homey atmosphere makes you feel like you’ve walked into someone’s kitchen — only better, because the food is incredible!
The menu is a unique blend of Vietnamese and Ukrainian flavors, and every dish I tried was executed perfectly. The Vietnamese noodle bowls are fresh, vibrant, and full of flavor, while the borscht is rich, comforting, and perfectly seasoned. I also couldn’t get enough of the homemade perogies — golden, soft, and bursting with flavor, served with just the right amount of sautéed onions and bacon. For a classic comfort option, the roast turkey dinner is hearty and satisfying, with all the sides done just right.
The staff here are genuinely friendly and attentive, making sure you feel welcome and cared for throughout your meal. Portions are generous, and the flavors are consistently spot-on, showing the pride and care the kitchen puts into every dish.
Whether you’re in the mood for a satisfying lunch, a comforting dinner, or just want to explore a unique fusion of Vietnamese and Ukrainian cuisine, Nellie’s Kitchen is a must-visit. It’s cozy, welcoming, and the food is unforgettable — I can’t recommend it highly enough and can’t wait to return!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Good food
Pancakes smelled like dirty old rags... turkey tasted like it was so old never finished that neither. Gravy gave me diarrhea.
A Brothy Baptism of the Soul (With a Ukrainian Side Quest)
If I could give Nellie’s Kitchen 87 stars and a standing ovation mid-meal, I would. This isn’t just a restaurant—it’s a divine portal to Flavortown with a stopover in Saigon and a warm hug from your long-lost Vietnamese auntie who insists you’re too skinny and won’t let you leave without three more scoops of noodles.
I came in hungry. I left reborn. The Vietnamese noodle bowl didn’t just slap—it gently cradled my taste buds, whispered affirmations, then powerbombed them into a pool of perfectly seasoned broth. The noodles? Silky strands of joy. The meat? Tender like a love song. The herbs? Fresher than my haircut before a wedding. And the sauce? I wanted to bottle it up and sell it under the label “Liquid Gold: For Internal Use Only.”
But wait—plot twist! Just when I thought I had tasted peak perfection, in rides the Ukrainian Beet Borscht like a Slavic superhero in a soup bowl. Vibrant, earthy, sweet, and tangy all at once, it made me want to write poetry in Cyrillic. And don’t even get me started on the Ukrainian platter. Perogies like soft edible pillows. Cabbage rolls with grandma-level care. Sausage so good it should come with a warning label.
Nellie’s isn’t just serving food—it’s orchestrating an international flavor summit. Vietnamese comfort meets Ukrainian soul food, and my mouth got a front-row seat.
The service? Friendlier than a golden retriever on a sugar high. The vibe? Cozy, unpretentious, and filled with the kind of smells that could make a grown man weep.
The service? Friendlier than a golden retriever on a sugar high. The vibe? Cozy, unpretentious, and filled with the kind of smells that could make a grown man weep.
10/10. Would fake my own disappearance just to move in and live under the table. Go to Nellie’s. Order the noodle bowl. Tell them your stomach sent you.
Its a great sit n better meal. Clubhouse was done how it's supposed to be done real turkey thick tomatoes crispy clean lettuce fries could use more browning to white for my liking no crisp gravy yes yes almost like KFC in the 80s
Gotta try the other meals as well they look delightful delish 😋
Again thanks for the great sandwich
Large portion sizes with kind staff. Food is always tasty and cooked well. Lots of options on the menu and there isnt a long wait for food.
Restaurantji Recommends
Do not recommend.
absolutely disgusting food! moldy bread for their subs, old oil used to cook. I'm not fooled!! get it together your food isn't worth it
Went there this morning. Got a table. Couple people walked in after us. They still got their meal before us. We wait more than 30 mins after we ordered. We ended up walking out
Service: 1
I got the house noodle bowl and it was amazing
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Food took a long time to come once ordered. My chicken strips were cooked to long, very hard..
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 1
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