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Edition: 22 October, 2010
Five Chefs' NYC Cheap Eats
Cheap Eats

You don't have to have deep pockets to dine like a chef. We asked five of the top toques in Manhattan where they love to eat in the city and it turns out you can feast fairly well with no entree costing more than an Andrew Jackson.

And we're not talking dirty water dogs, but delicious international cuisine that will leave your stomach full without emptying your wallet.

RAI RAI KEN

What: Japanese Noodle Shop

Recommended By: Chef Josh DeChellis (La Fonda Del Sol)

Josh Says: "Shoyu ramen with extra pork and a Kirin. Out the door for $20."

Where: 214 East 10th Street, T: 212.477.7030 (view map)

CARACAS AREPA BAR (www.caracasarepabar.com)

What: Venezuelan

Recommended By: Chef Anita Lo (annisa)

Anita Says: "Delicious, inexpensive food from an under-represented cuisine."

Where: 93 East 7th Street, T: 212.529.2314 (view map)

BON CHON CHICKEN (www.bonchon.com)

What: Korean Fried Chicken

Recommended By: Pastry Chef Johnny Iuzzini (Jean Georges)

Johnny Says: "They fry the chicken twice, at two different temperatures, so it stays super crispy and the meat is super tender and moist underneath."

Where: 325 Fifth Avenue, T: 212.686.8282 (view map)

TIFFIN WALLAH (www.tiffinwallah.us)

What: South Indian

Recommended By: Chef Jehangir Mehta (Graffiti, Mehtaphor)

Jehangir Says: "For a quick meal, I like South Indian food better than North Indian food. So, for me, a rava dosa at Tiffin is delicious."

Where: 127 East 28th Street, T: 212.685.7301 (view map)

DAISY MAY'S BBQ USA (www.daisymaysbbq.com)

What: Barbecue

Recommended By: Chef Michael Anthony (Gramercy Tavern)

Michael Says: "It's one of my craving spots. It's straightforward, delicious barbecue that when paired with a great beer there's nothing better."

Where: 623 11th Avenue, T: 212.977.1500 (view map)

New Cookbook To Hit The Shelves...

Pre-order Joan Nathan's newest cookbook "Quiches, Kugels and Couscous: My Search for Jewish Cooking in France" which will be released on October 26th.

Joan is a two-time James Beard Award winner and food writer for the New York Times. Her tenth cookbook delves into the history and traditions of the Jews in France and the influence of Mediterranean, Romanian, and Eastern European cuisines.

Recipes...

Be the first to try some of Joan's recipes from the book: a traditional French Tarte À L'Oignon (Onion Tart) and Terrine De Poireaux (Leek Terrine).

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Find. Eat. Drink. has partnered with Wanderfly, along with Not For Tourists, Jauntsetter, and Expedia to help plan a more inspired and curated trip. Check it out and let us know what you think.

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