Cheapest Chinatown. Under $3

Raja H: Hong-Kong style rice rolls from a cart

Raja H: Extra fluffy sesame pancakes, crisp pickled vegetables, and moist meaty additions.

Raja H: Steamed bao (buns)

Raja H: Egg custard tarts

Raja H: you tiao, unsweetened yeast doughnut sticks (kinda oily)

Raja H: My new favorite

Raja H: Steamed dumplings plate is great. If you're feeling rich, get the Mt. Qi Noodles

Raja H: Sponge cakes

Raja H: Onigiri (rice ball) with fried chicken inside

Raja H: Cheap bubble tea. Goes extremely well with the ridiculously under-priced banh mi

Raja H: baked Chicken Bun ($.90). sweetness of steamed and baked buns, but with a more coarse, sandy crumb, a slightly nutty pie crust flavor, and crisp edges - Serious Eats

Raja H: Go big or go home. $3 for more-than-you-can-eat pork over rice. Ask for the homemade garlic sauce. 'A' health rating & run by a sweet husband/wife. 20 min wait is worth it