Any of the hand-pulled noodle dishes at Home Taste
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Could you tell us a few of your favorites? Would be very helpful!
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Meatballs in marinara or chicken pita at Area Four in Kendall Square.
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I haven’t tried this yet, but I aim to fix that over the next few days: the fried chicken bo lo bao at the new Rubato. It’s been getting some strong reviews and it looks delicious (it’s the sandwich pictured on this page with their menu).
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oh my that looks good!
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At on red cent under the limit, chicken plate at Guru the Caterer (Tikka Masala and Palak Paneer for me ).
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(Two threads $5 apart are confusing)
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Well, one thread organically beget the other.
I may not be wicked smart, but even I can appreciate and consider the 2 separate threads.
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If you know about begetting, you are wicked smart.
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I’m hoping that’s enough begetting 
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Tried it today, and it’s good! Was busy in there, and their Instagram sure is dating they’ve been selling out of food by 2pm, so they’re temporarily opening only till 2pm so they can adjust their stock I guess. I ended up having to take it home, and despite putzing around for an hour on errands before eating, it help up pretty well.
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I hope this is not considered a hijack, but I think it’s related-ish. This RI-centric article was published in the Globe a few days ago. I’m linking a repost to get around the paywall for anyone who hasn’t seen it already. I love the diversity of the places listed. I thought my fellow ex-Rhode Islander might be interested @BobfromRIinVA.
(So, the begetting continues, @MaxEntropy! )
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Sandwich Hut ftw!
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Ice cream at Christina’s in Cambridge count?
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Depends on your age. When I first came to America in 1977 I had a budget of $1.50 for lunch, give or take a few pennies. My local deli offered three choices at my price point:
- Roast beef on a roll with lettuce and tomato
- Egg salad on whole wheat and a pint of milk
- A pint of Häagen-Dazs ice cream.
Many is the time I opted for #3 and called it lunch.
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Almost any sub at New Deal in Revere. My daughter loves the steak and cheese and my wife loves the Italian. I have a soft spot for the chicken Parm. If that’s not your bag there’s a decent Thai restaurant across the street called Rice passions. Pretty good Massman curry at lunch for around 10 bucks.
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Flour’s Sticky Bun.
So many things at Tatte.
Dim sum in Chinatown. (2 or 3 dishes would or could run $15. I only tried one place)
I ate at Winsor in Chinatown this morning for the first time in a long time. $5.95 for most dim sum dishes. Can definitely make it a meal under $15 if you pick the more filling dishes like baos or stuffed eggplant. Maybe not so filling with dishes like steamed spareribs or chicken feet. Still tasty though, and was refreshing to not be bumping into everyone (we were there quite early; not an indication of typical crowd size).
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Let’s do one better. Almost anything from Gene’s is under $10.
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