Eat well in Orlando for under €15 a plate: the places locals on a budget actually use.

Cheap eats worth seeking out

Beefy King ★ 4.6

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Beefy King on North Bumby Avenue has served thin-sliced roast beef on a steamed bun since 1968, the Orlando lunch counter with the house Beefy Sauce.

Try: Roast beef sandwich on a steamed bun, the city's 1968 icon

Tin and Taco ★ 4.2

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Tin and Taco on West Washington Street downtown is the quick-serve taqueria with craft tacos under $4, open until 03:00 on weekends for Wall Street spillover.

Try: Craft tacos, quesadillas, late-night tacos

Tako Cheena ★ 4.4

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Tako Cheena on North Mills Avenue is the Latin and Pan-Asian counter from the Pom Pom Diner group, with Korean BBQ tacos and pork belly arepas under $12.

Try: Latin-Asian tacos, arepas and rice bowls

Pho 88 ★ 4.4

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Pho 88 on North Mills Avenue has anchored the Mills 50 Vietnamese corridor since 1996, with bowls of pho, bun and vermicelli plates well under $15 daily.

Try: Vietnamese pho, bun, vermicelli bowls

Soupa Saiyan ★ 4.4

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Soupa Saiyan on Vineland Road near Universal Studios is the Dragon Ball Z anime-themed Vietnamese-Lao ramen and pho counter, with novelty bowls under $16.

Try: Anime-themed ramen and pho bowls

Banh Mi Boy ★ 4.6

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Banh Mi Boy inside Mills Market on East Colonial Drive is the Michelin Bib Gourmand Vietnamese sandwich counter, with banh mi and summer rolls under $13.

Try: Vietnamese banh mi sandwiches

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