
Cheap Eats in NYC From One-Table Sushi to Burmese Noodle Soup
Hunt cheap eats in NYC across three boroughs, from sushi combos to Colombian plates and coconut chicken noodle soup.


Stuffed hand rolls, maki and kani salads come from a tiny room on 17th Avenue in Brooklyn with just one table, which makes takeout the easy move. Lunch pairs two maki rolls and a drink for 9.99 dollars, and complimentary water or dessert sometimes appears.
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Colombian comfort food anchors this Flushing restaurant on College Point Boulevard, open daily from 5:30 AM. Chicharrones arrive with rice, beans, potato salad and half an avocado, lentil soup and lemonade round out the meal, and portions run generous with attentive service.
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Eggs, bacon and toast come out hot at this Bronx breakfast spot on White Plains Road, with waffles and hash browns on the same budget-friendly menu. Local workers stop in for made-to-order lunch, and the kitchen closes around 5:00 PM most days.
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Burmese comfort food headlines this Queens Boulevard restaurant, with coconut chicken noodle soup, a thoke sone and chin Naung kyaw among the specialties. Lunch boxes come with a side soup, a designated menu section covers gluten allergies, and the owner's hospitality gives it a home-cooked feel.
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