Ali Khan Eats a classic cheesesteak at Jim's South Street. The Philadelphia institution is a late night gem, serving cheesesteaks till midnight.

Ali Khan Eats Maple Japanese Ramen in Philadelphia, a ramen joint that stands tall amongst my favs across the country. Pro tip: get the Mochiko chicken.

Ali Khan Eats at Sweet Amalia Market, a picturesque New Jersey Roadside Produce stand stocked with stellar produce, quality seafood and excellent lunch fare.

This is a throwback when Ali Khan was in between shooting season one of Cheap Eats. I found myself in Philly and had homework: getting a Roast Pork at Dinic's in Reading Terminal.

Ali Khan is back in Philadelphia, featured in Cheap Eats Season Four. This time he is in the neighborhood of Fishtown exploring the food and drink scene.

The Vitals: the spot: Antonella’s Italian Kitchen 841 Conestoga road Bryn Mawr, PA 19010 the eats: Meatball Hoagie the bucks: $9 the full nelson: when your meatball fix needs a double shot of gluttony  Antonella’s Italian Kitchen is proof that the suburbs of Philadelphia can churn out a legit hoagie. Sure, some people might not think getting a Meatball sub is that hard. They probably have never had a real hoagie. Or a grinder. Yes, they all mean the same ...

The Vitals: the spot: John’s Roast Pork 14 E. Snyder Ave Philadelphia PA 19148 the eats: cheesesteak, roast pork the bucks: $9.25, $8.75 respectively the full nelson: after you have tried the greatness of the Roast Pork, it’s time to take on the Cheesesteak If you caught the Philadelphia episode of Cheap Eats then no doubt you know about the greatness of John’s Roast Pork and their Roast Pork sandwich, THE sandwich of Philadelphia. Yeah, cheesesteaks get all the credit, but ...

City of Brotherly Grub. Yes, Philadelphia is truly a grand land of Cheap Eats and frankly could not be a better place to begin the fourth season of Cheap Eats. Philly is a special town for me, a veritable second hometown as this is where my wife hails from. In general I love the East Coast: the history, the diversity and die hard food traditions. Ask someone from Philly where the best hoagie is and you will get an earful. ...