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The Â鶹Éç London Breakfast Show asked for your favourite value for money places to eat. Londoners called, texted and e-mailed in with suggestions ranging from pie and mash to Oriental buffets.

Recommend a bargain restaurant by using the form below.

Jo Good and Paul Ross were also joined by food writer and critic Charles Campion. Charles gives his advice on cheap eats and discusses his new book about London restaurants.

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Café Portugal : VAUXHALL .... Paella (for dos) 10 quid ... IAN, east 14Ìý

Harris’s Rest Cafe, Goldhawk Road, gawd knows how many years it’s been there, I’ve eaten there but is so cheap for hot English grub, appears to be a mecca for all the local lonely old men where they get their one cooked meal of the day. Cheap, and so many to choose from, like liver and bacon! SteveÌý

Joanne-Paul_ Hare & Tortoise (mix of Thai, Chinese, Sushi) @ Brunswick Square, WC1 near Russell Square station - DAINA WC2Ìý

Hi guys, my bargain grub has never changed. The famous Wong Kei in Soho. Huge bowls of soup or plates of great noodles for under a fiver. It never fails. Gill in Walthamstow.Ìý

What about pie n mash? Two and two for a fiver at Cookes in Broadway Market. Scott in Rainham Ìý

Wholemeal Cafe, Streatham - vegetarian restaurant with HUGE portions for around a fiver. Caroline in Streatham

Indian veg in chapel market. Best all you can eat ever. All vegetarian, lovely people. Bit 'full on' on the benefits of vegetarianism though. NikkiÌý

Guys there is a great Chinese buffet place in Park Royal great menu open all day. Also Sakonis veg indian place, Ealing Road, Wembley

Good morning P.J. - Value for money has has to be the Stock Pot , Old Compton Street. Meal for two and wine - less than £15. Chris in Stratford­

My local the Wharf in Grays, a riverside pub - 2 meals for £8 and some beers still under £2 a pint ! Ian the tanker driver x

Guys, best value good food... Harrys Bar, a shack of a caff @ the top of Horn Lane nr Gypsy Corner, HUGE portions, quality food, cheap prices ! Si the truckerÌý

Morning jo and paul. In deepest south london, {the lanes in Brighton actually jo )there is an Italian place called Pinocchios. 3 PROPER courses for 8.95. I.E. Stuffed mushrooms, a full size pizza and a big wodge of tiramisu. In town, the Thai place in lower marsh takes some beating. Harold