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Village by the Grange! There's a very run of the mill looking chinese place in there that serves a great big portion of excellent BBQ pork, a big ol' pile of noodles, and fresh, still crunchy steamed vegetables for UNDER $5 with tax! For something late, a Gyro from Alexandros is crazy good! I don't understand how they can make pork that tender and juicy.
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Breakfast - Futures Bakery and cafe at Bloor and Bruinswick - all items on breakfast menu $5 mon -fri except holidays
Lunch - $5.99 lunch special at New Generation sushi around the same area.
Dinner? - well... for something super super cheap there is always the lunch/dinner box from the Chinatown Centre Food Court... $4 for four choices and they pile it well.-----
New Generation
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Ahhh....love cheap eats. My faves are Banh Mi and other snacks from either Rose Cafe (Broadview) or Nguyen Hong (several locations, but I usually go to the one on Spadina). Also, Chinese dumplings from Mother's Dumplings or Dumpling King (Yonge and Finch). New York Subway has awesome fusion subs/burritos--I especially like the lamb satay burrito. Cheap (under $2) dim sum can be had 24 hours a day at Perfect (Sheppard/Midland) and I love the Yeung Chow fried rice at ABC Bakery on Victoria Park north of McNicoll. Randy's patties are awesome, and the Twoonie Tuesday special at a couple of the Jerk Places on Eglinton W. are great too.
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Mother's Dumplings
421 Spadina Avenue, Toronto, ON , CAABC Bakery Shop
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For a cheap snack/small meal, vietnamese bakeries are great. They have buns with different fillings such as bbq pork, curry beef, ham and cheese and many more offerings. Sweet buns as well. Also they usually have spring rolls for cheap. The buns are quite filling and yummy. I've been to the one on the east side of Spadina, near Dundas and they had a number of options that I found to be tasty for the cheap price.
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When I have a hankering for Cheap Eats, Sneaky Dee's definitely fits the bill for Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner! They make great omelettes, and I love their wings! Overall, I find their food to be really good, and you really can't beat their prices for food or drinks!
Another cheap-eat for an early dinner is Beast 120 at The Beast Restaurant, Wed-Fri 4-6pm.
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Lunch I like a bubbling bowl of pork bone soup and depending where you go you get up to 10 small sides-all for about 7 bucks, cheap eats for sure.
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re: Wiley
Wiley, always love your offerings, even once our messages have crossed the Chowhound path ---- but while many others also enjoy Korean Pork Bone Soup, I truly suggest Pho as a tastier and more complex wonderful soup. Granted, you won't get the fantastic Korean side dishes. As for Pork Bone Soup, I hate the flavour of boiled pork and bones, but I decided oh what the heck try it, and as expected my palate found it so horrible,I think only a cup of chili would make me enjoy, maybe! So many, many other better Korean dishes,having said that, probably a thousand or two Pork Bone Soup dishes are served daily!!!!! Bottom line, certainly a bowl of Vietnamese Pho and it's combined complexity and simplicity is a sensible alternative! To the poster richardq, it is ironic that you mention Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner, but after coming out of a club after a great late night of music entertainment, I just would love a great bowl of Pho at 2.00 a.m.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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re: Wiley
Wiley, interesrting thought, maybe Korean on North Yonge open late, but in an area not in late often! When lucky enough to find musical acts I want to enjoy, it`s been of late the former El Mocombo, the Silver Dollar less so, Hugh`s Room, so it`s the Gardiner and 427 home. You have trough planted a seed of thought for Korean late night as on occasion I can be crossing the North Yonge area ---- Thanks For Suggesrtion, I`m sure you`re right as many Night Clubs are open late, Korean Cuisine!!!
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