that is waaaaaaay cleaner than the place I got my burito thing from...waaaay cleaner...

I would take a photo of the lady selling, but I do not want to offend her...I know she knows her rolling sales kiosk is shit and that I would be taking photos to make fun...

roll the dice IMO and see how it goes for you...you probably wont die :2 cents:

dominican food is OK I just eat the meat and score some veggies from vendors and cook it separate...the empanda thing is convenient for me because it contains meat+cheese+cabbage and this is what I normally eat...I just throw away the outer shell crap...I wish it was 50 pesos and not 25 tho...25 pesos is just sooooooo suspicious :2 cents:

My grandma cooks for free, I don't know how does she do it, but it's even delicious, and totally free. :thumbsup

its just normal empanadas :)

Had an all you can eat in Fairfax that was 6.99. Pizza and stuff.

But the cheapest meal on the block is cooking yourself. Go to a grocery market, bargain with them, and you can come in under a dollar for a full place of delicious whatever you decided to cook. I made chicken pilaf yesterday that probably retailed under $3 that fed 4 people.

That looks like a neat empanada stand . . .

Singapore used to have amazing street vendors 20 years ago but sadly the government in their wisdom stopped it all. The food was fantastic and for under $5 two people could eat like kings!

But if you complain about your order that guy chops your head off with the big sword knife.

:1orglaugh

Adobo and rice.. 50 cents

Well, nobody has complained about it so war, or nobody knows about those who'd tried ;)

Actually it's the most popular street food in Russia. Those who says "augh, I don't eat that shit" are hypocrites... or they are vegans. One portion is about $2 USD. Cheap as... nothing and very tasty.

Some kind of burrito just bought one of the same size (or slightly bigger) than the product in the video above. $1.50

Same guys are making small pizza (24 cm) for $2.

Just like home ;)

I'm assuming we're not counting fastfood or shit you buy and cook yourself. The "depo burger" is something to the tune of $6, and it's a decent burger. I mean, gourmet compared to fastfood, if people are wondering what I man by "decent". I also live in Montezuma County, so, if the name doesn't give it away, we've got tons of Mexican, and Mexican is usually affordable as fuck. Especially on taco Tuesdays.