Mars Village Eatery — Restaurant in Toronto

I gave this store 5 stars before 5 months ago, but the recent visit has disappointed me. I was hoping that they could keep up the good quality of the food despite the long wait time and average service, but it has been declining.

Tonight, I ordered Fried chiken and Korean Bbq Beef Rice With Solar Egg to try. Tbh, they are both very disappointing 😞. I used to love their fried chicken, but the fried chicken they gave me tonight was horrible!!! It's like they gave me someone else's leftover that has been at least one day old, and the texture was like I was chewing on a cardboard... it's mostly dough & crumble, very little meats.

As for the Korean Bbq Beef Rice With Solar Egg. There's nothing Korean about it... it is basically a terrible version of pepper beef dishes. The beef was super tough and hard to chew.

I might come at the wrong time because the chef/owner and the cashier were having dinner, I guess that's why the chef didn't care about the quality of the food that he gave me. Regardless, I am disappointed and don't think I will come back again. And I would not recommend anyone to come here, save your time and...

Ever wondered what food from Mars tastes like? You don't need a spaceship to find out! Just head over to Mars Village Eatery on Yonge St in Toronto for a truly out-of-this-world dining experience.

The menu at Mars Village Eatery is a symphony of flavors that will send your taste buds into orbit. Each dish is crafted with care and precision, offering a taste that’s both unique and cosmically delicious.

The staff here are stellar, always ready to guide you through the menu and ensure your dining experience is nothing short of spectacular. Their warmth and friendliness make you feel right at home, even if that home is a foody space station.

So, if you're ready to put your business flight to the stars on hold for a bit of relaxation and incredible food, Mars Village Eatery is the place to be. Prepare for a culinary adventure that's truly out...

I ordered item 1101, Pea & Minced Pork Noodles (豌杂面) for delivery. I completely agree with another reviewer—at $17, I was expecting at least some real cuts of meat, not just ground pork. For what it is, it’s definitely expensive. You can get something more substantial elsewhere for the same price. That said, the flavor was still quite good.

I decided to give this place another chance and ordered the spicy sour noodles plus a side of kimchi, which came to $25. The noodles were way too much—easily enough for two to three people—and the minced meat portion was tiny. It feels unnecessary to inflate the portion with extra carbs just to justify the price. For $15 at Bao House, you can get a braised beef noodle soup loaded with beef chunks, so I don’t think I’ll be coming back again.

The service is rlly...