Toronto is a bustling metropolis with no shortage of incredible dining options. Unfortunately, some of those come at a high price. Check out our list of great cheap eats in Toronto.
Banh Mi Boys
With three locations, Banh Mi Boys offers a unique twist on the Vietnamese classic. Choose from bahn mi sandwiches, tacos, bao buns and sides all for about $3–6 each.
Gale’s Snack Bar
For a classic diner experience, stop by Gale’s Snack Bar. The old-school luncheonette still offers old-school prices. A full meal including a drink and dessert costs around $5.
Jumbo Empanadas
A local favorite, Jumbo Empanadas serves up hefty empanadas at a reasonable price. Each order costs $2–4.50, or if you aren’t too hungry, order a mini empanada for $1.50.
Manpuku
There’s nothing like a big bowl of filling noodles. At Manpuku, diners can indulge in traditional Japanese comfort food at even more comforting prices. A bowl of noodles doesn’t cost more than $5.99. If you’re really hungry, order a refill for only $1.10.
Messini Authentic Gyros
Enjoy traditional Greek dishes at Messini Authentic Gyros. Choose from the classics, including a gyro, starting at $4.50, or an order of spanakopita for $3.95.
Sanremo Bakery
Stop by Sanremo Bakery for a sweet treat. Grab a single slice of cake for $2.99 or sample one of the bakery’s unique donut flavors including blueberry cream cheese, banana chocolate chip or black forest for $1.60 each.
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