I spent a week seeing how many meals I could find at Disney World for under $10. Here's how they stacked up.

Price: $8.49

Location: Magic Kingdom

I was pleasantly surprised by how big this sandwich was and by the amount of chocolate-hazelnut spread on top.

Even though it's advertised as being topped with "fresh" fruit, I wasn't quite sure how it would taste. But I was amazed by the strawberries, banana slices, and blueberries.

The ratio of chocolate-hazelnut spread to fruit was perfect, and I will definitely be ordering this sandwich again.

Price: $9.99

Location: Hollywood Studios

Woody's Lunch Box is one of my favorite quick-service locations at Hollywood Studios due to its theming and delicious (and affordable) eats.

For less than $10, the Totchos (potato nachos) come in a fairly large bowl and contain a lot of food.

The meal consists of potato barrels covered in beef-and-bean chili, shredded cheese, queso with tomatoes, corn chips, sour cream, and green onion.

Price: $9.99

Location: Hollywood Studios

Although it's on the smaller side, I found this grilled cheese with melted provolone, cheddar, and American on sourdough to be worth the price.

I liked that I could order a small cup of tomato soup ($3.99) as my side, which beefed up the meal and made for a delicious dip.

Although adding the side took the meal over the $10 limit, it was still relatively affordable.

Price: $8.50

Location: Epcot

I'd never been to Katsura Grill in the Japan Pavilion before, but I'll definitely be going back. The hidden gem offers what I now consider to be some of the best quick-service food around the World Showcase.

I ordered the chicken-teriyaki kids' meal and was surprised by how much food I received — I think it was suitable for an adult.

Kids' meals at Disney World are technically only available for guests 9 and under, but it is still possible for adults to order them at quick-service locations — especially using mobile-ordering. Still, do so at your own discretion, and keep in mind that adults can't order kids' meals at table-service locations.

My meal came with chicken teriyaki, white rice, corn, and broccolini plus a cookie and a drink (I selected apple juice). The chicken wasn't dry, the rice was delicious, and the vegetables balanced out the meal.

I usually crave something sweet after eating, so the cookie was a nice touch.

Price: $9.99

Location: Epcot

The vegetable korma at Sunshine Seasons inside The Land Pavilion is a go-to at Epcot because it's delicious and doesn't hurt my wallet too badly.

The base of plant-based chicken and cashews comes with fried rice (which contains egg) or white rice.

Although I liked the fried rice, I think I would've rather had more of the main dish with a smaller cup of rice on the side.

This time around, the dish was filled largely with rice, which was disappointing considering how hungry I was. But I've ordered this before and know it's not always like this. Plus I appreciated the vegetables mixed into the fried rice.

Price: $6.95

Location: Epcot

If you're looking for a savory lunch, the croissant jambon fromage (ham and cheese croissant) from Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie in the France Pavilion is an excellent choice.

The sandwich is filled with ham, cheese, and béchamel sauce. I was expecting the filling to be sparse considering the price, but I was pleasantly surprised.

I also liked that I had the option to warm the sandwich up because I think it enhanced the flavor.

Price: $9.25

Location: Epcot

Although I knew going into the restaurant that the kids' meal would be smaller, I didn't expect it to be so tiny.

It came with one egg roll, two pot stickers, three carrots, soy sauce, applesauce, and a mini water bottle.

The presentation looked as though it was simply shoved onto the tray, but the food was good.

If you're just looking for a snacky meal to tide you over, this will likely do just the trick for under $10.

Price: $7.49

Location: Animal Kingdom

I normally like the food at Flame Tree Barbecue, but I thought this meal was very disappointing.

The pork was tasty, which I appreciated. But I wish it came with barbecue sauce to add some moisture as it was a bit dry.

Although the meal was small, even for a kids' portion, it also came with two sides from a choice of bug-shaped graham crackers, a mandarin orange, or applesauce.

I went with two applesauces because I thought they'd be served in cups but they ended up being the premade squeezable pouches that I'm not a fan of.