5 Buck Lunch

Tacos aren't just for Tuesday in East Oakland, so Nicole heads to La Casita for some carne asada.

Cody just got back from Milan and wants to replicate his Italian food experiences in New York. He finds success in a subterranean cafe in the East Village.

DC's Chinatown might not be as famous as other cities, but that doesn't mean Kimberly can't find delicious dumplings.

Nicole is on the hunt for a cheap chicken sandwich, which she tracks down at The Bird in San Franciscos's SoMa District.

Kimberly wants a cheap wrap, and the chickpea wrap at Open Crumb in DC's Anacostia neighborhood captures the influence of several cultures in an inexpensive package.

When Nicole wants Filipino food that reminds her of home, she heads to Turo Cafe and Grill in San Francisco's Balboa Park neighborhood for pancit noodles.

Cody searches for comfort food that will allow him to eat his troubles away, and he finds it in Harlem in the form of fried chicken and cornbread.

For Cody, the puff pastry wrap takes Haitian beef patties to another level. Sorry, Jamaica.