The only reason I didn't give it 1 star was because the food was decent.Here's the rest of my tip - since my 5% tip I left is way below my standard (I tip very well for quality).1) don't be a bitch when someone sits at a table in the lounge and asks for a menu.2) wash your hands when you return from your cigarette breaks.

Quick service. Dependable place for good value food. Take out and enjoy at home.

We come here from time to time because they have decent American style Chinese food and it's reasonably clean, plus the drinks are strong and relatively cheap. Mars Meadow just rolled out a new menu with simpler options and a new focus on locally grown veggies. It tastes good, and looks nice, and there's a lot of it!It's not going to impress your friends, and it only has a touch of authenticity, but it's tasty and plentiful, and it's a nice change of pace from the places that are trying too hard.We had to debate between 3 and 4 stars because of the new menu, before it was a 3 and a half, now it's taken a step up with the new offerings and the fresher local food being a part of their efforts.The deep-fried foods and the soups are still the best dishes they serve, but their stir fry is improving, which is nice for folks who would like to eat a little healthier.We had Udon soup and one of the combos, and they allowed us to upgrade the pork chow mein in the combo to chicken for a buck; no complaints there. The Udon is thick, square flour noodles in a delicious and savory broth, with a pile of fresh green onion on top. It was positively delicious, and very filling. Even with the add-ons it was under $20, but they do offer more expensive dishes including a new build-your-own combo-for two, for $20.The staff always seems to be running here and there, and they're sometimes a bit slow getting you started with hot tea and soup, but they do a good job of making you feel appreciated by the time you're done.It's definitely worth the trip to Delta Park every once in awhile, and sometime we'll have to check out the lounge, it sounded like quite the party in there. I wouldn't drive out from Beaverton especially to eat here, but it's worth crossing the bridge for a change of pace.

Went here for lunch today and really enjoyed it. Good solid menu, priced very affordable and quite tasty. I thought the service was excellent! It's just the standard Chinese food that you find anywhere else with a few minor differences. I thought the hot and spicy soup was some of the best I have ever had. I had planned to go to the Mexican place next door but decided on Chinese instead and am glad I did.

Some of the best chinese I've had to date. This place has authentic chinese food thats worth the money. I always get about four entrees just to try new things. Good stuff ...?

While not fancy, this place is clean and the food is good. Basic and sometimes plain, the vegetables are crisp and the there is plenty of meat. Great for a stop in after work. ...?

has the best and freshest chinese food in the East Vancouver area. The prices may be a bit higher than some of the "fast" Asian cuisine, but it is definately worth it. There can be a wait at times, but it is also worth it. ...?

Mar's Meadows always has great food, the wait staff are nice and they do a great job. I love the freshness for the food and they are really fixing up the place. I recommend it! ...?

Staff was okay ~ attentive. We ordered and one of the dishes was okay, hot enough and flavorful. But the other dish was a special ~ black bean curd, chicken and vegetables. It didnt taste good and then I was sick afterwards. All night and the next day. During the meal, I saw the cook from the order window of the kitchen cleaning his ears and wiping his face and such, which was not a pleasant sight. I didnt see him wash when an order came in though my visual was not of the whole kitchen but still. I would not recommend this restaurant!?

On 9-25-09 I arrived at the restaurant to order a take out. Simple order of Chicken Chow Mein, Beef and Broccoli, some Won ton Soup, and some Pot Stickers. When I arrived home, my partner and I learned that the Chicken Chow mein was not really chow mein at all. It had nearly no Chicken in it, and instead of noodles, it was made with sprouts. It tasted horrible. The beef and broccoli was marginally better, and the won ton soup was okay. The won tons were actually tasty. The staff were friendly though, just the food was horrible. We wont be eating there again.?