Even though it's located in a strip mall, this sushi spot churns out good rolls. Many of their rolls are under $5, and they also have a lunchbox for around $5. The service is also friendly and fast. Read more.
Everyone talks about how this place is a hole in the wall. I guess the price and quality of the food beats the décor. Most dishes are $5 including the duck. Make sure to ask for veggies, $1 more. Read more.
This place is very popular with people who work downtown. Sandwiches are $5-7 and are made with fresh falafel or meat that is cut to order. Try a vegetarian plate for a flavorful lunch salad. Read more.
Chatt is tangy, sweet and sour, spicy snack, and is available here for $3.95. Basmati rice plates start at $5.95, and they take your orders at the counter. The food is served on cool metal trays. Read more.
The Pho here starts at $5.95, and their lunch menu has items for $6.95 that include rice. Their menu is huge, so you can try something different every time you come back to this hidden treasure. Read more.
This spot serves fast and delicious Indian food. There may be limited seating during lunch time, so plan on taking your food to go. The combo plates ($7-9) are popular and give you a range of choices. Read more.
Get some connoli's, cake, fruit squares, or other traditional Italian pastries. They even have marzipan and gelati. If you see a line out the door, don't worry, there are multiple registers inside. Read more.
You can get cheap Chinese bakery items as well as food here. Many of the pastries are $1 or less, and their food menu ranges $5-9 on average. Try the Portuguese tart, it keeps people coming back. Read more.
Most menu items here are under $10, and the stye is Ethiopian. Try the Injera, which is a type of flat bread. Try the vegetable dishes or some delicious tender steak. Have fun, there are no forks. Read more.
Special lamb with cumin is amazing: Lamb fried with a ton of hot dried peppers, Szechuan peppercorns, salt, and whole cumin. Spicy and fantastic!
