Mona\u2019s Roti is owned by the Khan family and Mona herself has been proudly serving up some of the best roti in Toronto for decades. She runs the place with the help of her daughters, Melissa and Reesa. The dishes are wonderfully affordable and deeply satisfying – such as Dhal Puri stuffed with split peas or a veggie roti with spinach, pumpkin, chickpeas and juicy curry mango. Don\u2019t miss the oxtail stew – only available Thursday through Saturday and fall-off-the-bone-good.<\/p>\n
Johnny\u2019s Charbroiled Hamburgers<\/a><\/h2>\nJohnny\u2019s has been serving up classic charbroiled burgers for 50 years – so you know you can\u2019t go wrong. They are simple, juicy and delicious – and they only cost $3.30. You can pair that with a milkshake for another three bucks, or make it a double for only $1.65. You can\u2019t go wrong!<\/p>\n
Plus, there\u2019s the fries – which were once praised for their crispness by Scarborough famous native Mike Myers. It\u2019s a Scarborough institution – so it\u2019s certainly worth giving it a try the next time your hamburger cravings strike.<\/p>\n
Chris Jerk<\/a><\/h2>\nAt this Scarborough Caribbean bistro you can try a fusion cuisine that you might never have thought of – jerk shawarma. The juicy jerk-marinated meat turns slowly on a spit, Middle Eastern style. It is then served with spicy sauce in wraps, dinners and even on poutine. You can fill yourself up for less than $10 and you\u2019ll get addicted to the flavourful, spicy and vibrantly seasoned jerk sauce. (Try the Jerk Quarter Chicken Dinner for $8.95 with a portion of vegetables and caramelized plantains over basmati rice and beans.You won\u2019t be disappointed.)<\/p>\n
Samosa King<\/a><\/h2>\nThere\u2019s nothing quite like a Samosa. The deep fried pastry, the rich, curried filling, the satisfying flavor. These mouth-watering, crispy vegetarian samosas are irresistible – and they are only $1 for 5 of them. Talk about cheap eats! This might be one of the best cheap eats in Scarborough – so be sure to give them a try. The menu also has other wonderful South Indian specials, such as Vegetable Thali, Meat Thali, Egg Masala Dosa and more. It\u2019s a great place to have a quick snack, or to share a bunch of different dishes with a group of friends.<\/p>\n
Babu<\/a><\/h2>\nThis takeout spot has been serving up some of the city\u2019s best Sri Lankan food for over 25 years. A wonderfully filling and affordable dish is the Lamprais for $8.45, which includes five different curries, dried eggs and eggplant pickle – all wrapped in a banana leaf. It\u2019s a steaming, aromatic package with enough food inside to feed several people. The Kothu Roti is also divine – make with a vibrant blend of spices along with veggies, curry and egg. (Not to mention the butter naan which is baked in the traditional charcoal tandoor oven.)
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<\/a><\/p>\nShawarma Empire<\/a><\/h2>\nHidden in a humble strip mall in Scarborough, this popular eatery still boasts a steady line throughout the day. That\u2019s because the big juicy shawarma they serve has quite a reputation. All the dishes are made from scratch in-house, without any preservatives – so it\u2019s fresh and juicy. They even make their own falafel in house, grinding and soaking their own chickpeas. The flavorful, perfectly cooked meat (beef or chicken) is served with all the fixin\u2019s – including pickled turnip, lettuce and the unforgettable garlic sauce. It\u2019s cash only, so make sure you have enough in your wallet before you join the line.<\/p>\n
Pho Metro<\/a><\/h2>\nSometimes, you simply crave the warm, rich, satisfying broth of a steaming bowl of Vietnamese Pho. Pho Metro is a very affordable and delicious place to dine on vermicelli, pho and other hearty and satisfying Vietnamese dishes. The meals here are very affordable and will fill you up. For example, Vermicelli with grilled chicken and a spring roll is $10.45 and comes with a heaping serving of carrot, cucumber, herbs and bean sprouts. Plus, there are plenty of great lunch specials offering excellent value.<\/p>\n
At this Scarborough Caribbean bistro you can try a fusion cuisine that you might never have thought of – jerk shawarma. The juicy jerk-marinated meat turns slowly on a spit, Middle Eastern style. It is then served with spicy sauce in wraps, dinners and even on poutine. You can fill yourself up for less than $10 and you\u2019ll get addicted to the flavourful, spicy and vibrantly seasoned jerk sauce. (Try the Jerk Quarter Chicken Dinner for $8.95 with a portion of vegetables and caramelized plantains over basmati rice and beans.You won\u2019t be disappointed.)<\/p>\n
Samosa King<\/a><\/h2>\nThere\u2019s nothing quite like a Samosa. The deep fried pastry, the rich, curried filling, the satisfying flavor. These mouth-watering, crispy vegetarian samosas are irresistible – and they are only $1 for 5 of them. Talk about cheap eats! This might be one of the best cheap eats in Scarborough – so be sure to give them a try. The menu also has other wonderful South Indian specials, such as Vegetable Thali, Meat Thali, Egg Masala Dosa and more. It\u2019s a great place to have a quick snack, or to share a bunch of different dishes with a group of friends.<\/p>\n
Babu<\/a><\/h2>\nThis takeout spot has been serving up some of the city\u2019s best Sri Lankan food for over 25 years. A wonderfully filling and affordable dish is the Lamprais for $8.45, which includes five different curries, dried eggs and eggplant pickle – all wrapped in a banana leaf. It\u2019s a steaming, aromatic package with enough food inside to feed several people. The Kothu Roti is also divine – make with a vibrant blend of spices along with veggies, curry and egg. (Not to mention the butter naan which is baked in the traditional charcoal tandoor oven.)
\n<\/a><\/p>\nShawarma Empire<\/a><\/h2>\nHidden in a humble strip mall in Scarborough, this popular eatery still boasts a steady line throughout the day. That\u2019s because the big juicy shawarma they serve has quite a reputation. All the dishes are made from scratch in-house, without any preservatives – so it\u2019s fresh and juicy. They even make their own falafel in house, grinding and soaking their own chickpeas. The flavorful, perfectly cooked meat (beef or chicken) is served with all the fixin\u2019s – including pickled turnip, lettuce and the unforgettable garlic sauce. It\u2019s cash only, so make sure you have enough in your wallet before you join the line.<\/p>\n
Pho Metro<\/a><\/h2>\nSometimes, you simply crave the warm, rich, satisfying broth of a steaming bowl of Vietnamese Pho. Pho Metro is a very affordable and delicious place to dine on vermicelli, pho and other hearty and satisfying Vietnamese dishes. The meals here are very affordable and will fill you up. For example, Vermicelli with grilled chicken and a spring roll is $10.45 and comes with a heaping serving of carrot, cucumber, herbs and bean sprouts. Plus, there are plenty of great lunch specials offering excellent value.<\/p>\n
This takeout spot has been serving up some of the city\u2019s best Sri Lankan food for over 25 years. A wonderfully filling and affordable dish is the Lamprais for $8.45, which includes five different curries, dried eggs and eggplant pickle – all wrapped in a banana leaf. It\u2019s a steaming, aromatic package with enough food inside to feed several people. The Kothu Roti is also divine – make with a vibrant blend of spices along with veggies, curry and egg. (Not to mention the butter naan which is baked in the traditional charcoal tandoor oven.) Hidden in a humble strip mall in Scarborough, this popular eatery still boasts a steady line throughout the day. That\u2019s because the big juicy shawarma they serve has quite a reputation. All the dishes are made from scratch in-house, without any preservatives – so it\u2019s fresh and juicy. They even make their own falafel in house, grinding and soaking their own chickpeas. The flavorful, perfectly cooked meat (beef or chicken) is served with all the fixin\u2019s – including pickled turnip, lettuce and the unforgettable garlic sauce. It\u2019s cash only, so make sure you have enough in your wallet before you join the line.<\/p>\n Sometimes, you simply crave the warm, rich, satisfying broth of a steaming bowl of Vietnamese Pho. Pho Metro is a very affordable and delicious place to dine on vermicelli, pho and other hearty and satisfying Vietnamese dishes. The meals here are very affordable and will fill you up. For example, Vermicelli with grilled chicken and a spring roll is $10.45 and comes with a heaping serving of carrot, cucumber, herbs and bean sprouts. Plus, there are plenty of great lunch specials offering excellent value.<\/p>\n
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Pho Metro<\/a><\/h2>\n