Cheap places to eat out in London

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- Beigel shop on brick lane. 24 hour and a huge salt beef bagel for 2.50ish..
- The Churchill Arms - pub on Kensington Church st. just south of Notting Hill Gate. Pub on the front, but authentic cheap Thai restaurant round the back.
- Joy, indian on Broadway Market. This place is under-rated and dammed good!
- Tre Viet, Vietnamese, Mare Street - Full sit down meal for less than a tenner a head. Unless you have wine.
- Tayyabs - Whitechapel road - Brilliant Indian food, again, super cheap and super super good. Booking essential.
- LaHore Indian / Kebab - Whitechapel Road - Boom good and super cheap.
- Zeret Kitchen in Camberwell for Eritrean/Ethiopian food, unfancy looking, incredible food (good for a big party of people too), £10er a head including a beer will be plenty
- Mandalay on the Edgware Road for Burmese food, unfancy looking, incredible food, £10er a head including a beer will be plenty, booking essential
- Silk Road in Camberwell for Chinese food, awesome food, £10er a head including a beer will be plenty, booking advisable
- Makan on Portobello Road will give you change from a tenner. Best nasi campur I've come across.
- Kandoo (persian) on edgware rd is good as well, it's only a few doors down the road from Mandalay
- Patogh just off Edgware rd (by cafe Nero). Good Persian food on a budget
- Mangal Ocackbasi on Arcola Street, Dalston. Amazing Turkish charcoal grill, BYOB. Feast like kings for two is c.£30 (not including whatever booze you take). This place is all about the meat though - dunno how great the choice is for veggies.
- CAMDEN - that whole in the wall on your right hand side a few doors down as you come out of Camden tube - great steak baguettes
- Abu Ruchi in Stoke Newington, cheap and ace Keralan eats
- Needoos in Whitechapel, as good as Tayyebs, but cheaper and less queueing
- 19 Numara Bos Cirrik, Dalston. Best Turkish in town, no argument.
- Bella Vita on Broadway Market, 2 pizzas and a bottle of S.Pellegrino for about £16
- Hot Stuff, Vauxhall. Awesome curry, tiny prices. BYO, no corkage. Order a fmaily naan, it is the size of the table.
- Bhel Poori House in Chapel Market. Super-cheap all you can eat veggie buffet.
- RASA (number 55, not 56) on Stoke Newington Church Street, fantastic food for under £15 per head.
  -RASA Express, Euston Road opposite Euston Tower - two curries, rice, bread, pickle and dessert for £4 (vegetarian) or £4.50 (meat) - really good quality food as well
  -Le Pain du Jour, Goodge Street - big, well-filled baguettes from £1.80, cheap baked potatoes and soup as well
  -Maoz, 43 Old Compton Street, Soho - Delicious falafel in pitta for about £3.70, but with a sort of unlimited all-you-can-eat salad bar which they let you take the piss with. You just eat the filling from your pitta, fill it up again, take it back, repeat until bursting.
  -Taza, Bayswater - amazing falafel for about £3, just don't eat it standing up or you'll be wearing tahini
  -The King of Falafel, Judd St/Tavistock place - I like falafel, what can I say. This place is fantastic though, their 'moroccan bread' is a bit more expensive but stuffed with tomato or spinach and wrapped round really good falafel and salad. Best halloumi I've tasted as well
  -Little Japan, South Kensington - tiny cafe, huge bentoes for about £5, cheap for a massive lunch
  -Yoshino, Picadilly - must be the cheapest sushi in London. Shrink-wrapped in plastic but really good. £2.50 for a vegetarian lunch box

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