Since 1991, The Elephant Walk has remained the only restaurant in the Boston Area serving Cambodian and French cuisine. The Cambodian menu consists of traditional dishes ranging from everyday street food to aristocratic and royal delicacies, as well as original dishes created by Cambodian Executive Chefs Nadsa and Longteine De Monteiro using classic Cambodian ingredients and cooking techniques. The French menu consists of original dishes created primarily by Nadsa.

Sol Azteca offers outdoor seating when the weather allows. Free chips and Salsa (all you can eat!). Short menu but full of great food-margaritas are renowned to be delicious. Not 100% authentic Mexican food but pretty gosh darn close to it.

Pizza/Italian restaurant that caters mostly to BU students. Delivers to BU area, but most business comes from walk ins/pick ups. You can also can order calzones, subs, sandwiches and salads (not their strong point. They have some really good deals, including $3.50 for a cheesburger and fries meal (tastier and cheaper than fast food restaurants).

Right in the middle of the BU campus (T stop: BU Central Station)-this is the only Chinese restaurant around the area. Cheap food and delivers. You get what you paid for-nice when you are in the mood for Americanized Chinese food.

Your favorite giant conglomerate pizza delivered to you. yeah. If you've lost your phone, never fear: order online! (Beware: their cheesy bread sticks are slightly addicting).

Fresh ingredients and one of the best Mexican joints in town! After a fire kept them closed down for a very long time, they're back in business. Stop by El Pelon for one of their famous burritos, such as the El Guapo, fish tacos or caramelos tacos. Wash it all down with their freshly-made horchata or agua de jamaica drinks. El Pelon is an affordable, neighborhood favorite for $5 meals. Tip: Keep an eye on the Sox schedule. When there's a game, parking will be impossible to come by, and lines may be long. And remember, you can bring your burritos into the park (just no drinks). UPDATE: A four-alarm fire destroyed Thorntons Fenway Grill, Umi Fenway, Rod Dee, Greek Isle, El Pelon Taqueria and Thornton's Fenway Grille on Peterborough Street at 1 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 6.

The lone Japanese entry on Fenway's "Restaurant Row" (Peterborough St.), Umi caters to locals and penny-pinching students with fresh, affordable Japanese cuisine. With its authentic decorations, comfortable seating and inviting colors, the charming dining area make guests feel welcome. An impressive selection of sushi and maki will please even the most finicky diner in terms of both texture and taste. A generous selection of teriyaki and noodle dishes is available for the non-sushi lover or vegetarian. UPDATE: A four-alarm fire destroyed Thorntons Fenway Grill, Rod Dee, Greek Isle, El Pelon Taqueria and Thornton's Fenway Grille on Peterborough Street at 1 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 6.

Serving New Orleans-style food - spicy! A great place to drop in post-Lansdowne partying or post-Red Sox game.

Located on the corner of Kilmarnock and Queensbury Street and next to Peterborough Street , Hidyan Cafe is a Middle Eastern restaurant that offers a wide variety of dishes. Entrees range from traditional American dishes - pizza, chicken fingers, subs - to less standard fare like falafels and kebobs. Their hummus garnishes many of the Middle Eastern dishes, and is a fantastic addition to any meal. Nothing on the menu is more than $15.00, and they offer more than 50 flavors for their frozen yogurt. They deliver, and if you're in a rush you can order online. Insider Tips: $10 minimum for delivery orders. $1 charge for credit cards. $1 delivery fee.

Housed within the Howard Johnson Hotel - this is the same venerable Hong Kong that you may know from Harvard Square. Scorpion bowls and all those other very strong, tropically influenced drinks are available along with the Chinese food. No Msg, Very Friendly service. the layout is strange - as it is in an old HowardJ's. dont let that fool you... The prices are great, $4-10 for most dishes. Tip: I would only avoid going there before or after games... or else you'll be sitting near 5 pot-bellied dudes getting liquored up and loud as hell before a Sox game.