Joy's Village

Abed Adi

As a college student, Joy's Village is a fantastic place to eat. Staff is organized and efficient. It's not the most authentic food, but it is much more authentic than anything else you'll find anywhere near or around the OSU campus. Regardless, authenticity should not be a concern since there are lots of options which are delicious and a fair price. My best experience is when I ordered close to the time they close and they still happily served me quality food.

Luke Knapke

Nothing to write home about. Decent and convenient spot to get a bite to eat of some pretty typical chinese food. They do have a ton of options in terms of chinese food which makes them a little more unique. Solid spot to get food. Came out quick. Service was solid. And they are more spread out for COVID which is nice.

Daniel Dawson

Compared to other places, the food isn't that good for the price. The waitress is off putting and service poor. I ordered Cummins lamb and they didn't even take the time to cut the lamb properly. It was giant blob of meat connected by fat, it was disgusting and greasy as hell. I rarely don't tip ever but this was really sub par. If you're looking for quality fast Asian food that's worth the price, I'd reccomend Helen's by 161 and 71. I met her, she's a delight and so is her cooking.

Alex Walker

Some of the best random hole in the wall Chinese places I’ve ever had. They make it super easy to have a family style meal with friends, especially if you want to try to make a dent into their extensive menu! As someone who occasionally opts out of eating meat, their meatless options are still decent. The fried rice is the best economical choice, but their other dishes are reasonably portioned. Forget walking over to Panda Express next door. Grab take out from Joy’s ever time.