New York is known to be one of the most expensive cities in the US to live in, but it is not always so. Although yes, you can buy good food at expensive restaurants and drink world-class wines at high-end bars, quality is not just exclusive for those who can afford it.
If you're a foodie in New York and looking for the most inexpensive but worth-it food spots in the city, then definitely check these places out:
Lam Zhou Handmade Noodle, 144 East Broadway. This may seem like a regular Chinese restaurant, but their dumplings and noodle soups are to die for. You wouldn't actually notice it at first because of the shop's simplicity, but you'll have a change of heart once you taste their dishes. If you're craving for a hot bowl of delicious and inexpensive noodle soup then look no further.
Corner Bistro, West Village. New Yorkers usually line up outside this quaint burger place not just for their most delicious burgers, but because most dishes they have won't having you spending 20 dollars up. The quality of their food is stellar-and this place has been a New York favorite since it opened. You just need to have patience to get your turn.
BZ Grill, 27-02 Astoria Blvd. Contrary to most people think, you can eat genuine Greek food in New York without shelling out 50 dollars. At BZ Grill, they serve enormous servings of your favorite Greek dishes under 20 dollars. Try their Mix Grill Platter For Two, for sure you'll be going home with your pant buttons popping out.
Café El Presidente, Flatiron. Gorge on delicious Mexican cuisine at Café El Presidente without feeling guilty for your bank account. Most of the dishes on their menu doesn't exceed 10 dollars, so your $20 can actually get you your own version of Mexican mini feast. Branch out from tacos and order other dishes on their menu. You might discover a new Mexican favorite.
Pye Boat Noodle, Manhattan. Thai cuisine is revered by many because of the rich flavor of their dishes, but you don't need to fly down all the way to Thailand just to experience authentic Thai food. At Pye Boat Noodle, it would be a crime if you don't order their rich, boat noodles that will make you sigh in contentment, all for just 11 dollars.
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