Cheap Queens Restaurants

Wander in to Salut and dig in to some outstanding kosher Uzbeki food. At this cheap Queeens restaurant, you'll savor mantoos, shishkebab, lulyakebab, and baba ghanouj. Most menu items are priced below $10.

Flushing is home to thousands of immigrants and hundreds of cheap Queens restaurants. For a taste of Chinese, check out Spicey & Tasty. The Szechuan fare here is as advertised: spicy and tasty. Shrimp with pickled turnips and spicy sauce costs $10.95; the crispy fried duck is just two dollars more.

If it's Peruvian you looking for, try Wanka Restaurant in Maspeth. Enjoy an inexpensive feast of arroz chaufa de mariscos for $14 or the lomo saltado for just $10; both are excellent choices.

Yup, there are juicy and affordable burgers at Petey's Burger, one of the many cheap Queens restaurants. A whopping $3.99 gets you a cheese burger and $5.49 moves you into double cheese burger territory. Add a shake for $3.99.

This is the spot for a delectable deal on Cantonese cuisine. Corner 28 (check out the address) delivers Peking duck buns for $1 each or try the $4.50 lunch deal: soup, white rice, and a choice of four entrée items.

You can't go wrong with cheap Chinese when you're in Queens. Joe's Shanghai is the place for totally delicious dishes like kung pao chicken for $11.15, pork dumplings for $4.65, or Peking-style minced pork noodle soup for $4.65.

Il Bambino in Astoria serves up tasty, low-cost paninis and tapas in a quaint atmosphere. Enjoy $4.50 mozzarella and olive spread crostini and an $8.50 chorizo panini at this cheap Queens restaurant.

Still more excellent Chinese food at this cheap Queens restaurant. Perhaps the best cheap Cantonese dim sum in the borough. Try the pork buns and pan fried noodles. An added bonus: free valet parking!

Haven't tried Greek food yet? Head on over to Zenon Taverna in Astoria, where you'll be treated to an amazing deal on delectable Greek and Cypriot cuisine. Keftedes (a.k.a. meatballs) go for $13.50 and mousaka rings up at $13.95.

There's plenty to choose from at Indian Taj, a cheap Queens restaurant with a bargain buffet lunch of savory Indian cuisine. There's also a full menue with dishes like lamb seekh kebab or karahi goat for less than $13. Do save room for dessert so you can try the homemade rasmalai, going for a cool $4.95.