Slices of New York-style pies range from $4.75 to $6.50 at Dovercourt’s corner pizzeria. Nothing says quick and easy like slices served on paper plates.

Get piping hot falafel, pita or za’atar fries for under $10 at this takeout window on the Ossington strip. Their popular falafel sandwiches are slightly more at $11, if you can snag one before they sell out.

Port Credit’s fast food transplant is smashing up single patty burgers for $8 each on Queen West. That'll leave just enough room in the budget for some extra bacon or banana pudding for dessert.

Students, rejoice–this takeout counter in Malvern Town Centre offers lunch specials for $5.99. Even if you’re not in school, you can still score a hefty portion of jerk chicken with rice, veggies and plantain for $9.99.

Fried chicken food truck Fully Loaded T.O. opened its first store on Coxwell Ave. with, you guessed it, a menu of crispy fried bird. Hulking Nashville Hot Fried Chicken sandwiches are $9.49; same goes for the OG sandwich.

If you’re planning a day at Christie Pits, a visit to this Vietnamese banh mi should be on the map. Homemade bread holds together fillings like lemongrass grilled chicken, pate and traditional deli meats for less than $8.

Perfectly cut Japanese milk bread sandwiches are the vibe at Midland Ave.’s bakery. Tamago or egg salad sandos with Kewpie mayo are $8.99 or less. Or just get a whole loaf of shokupan and make a sando at home for less than $7.