Food lovers Steven and Andrew, along with cameraman Adam, try delicious foods at three prices: affordable, middle tier, and luxury. At the end of the episode, they decide which is the most "worth it" at its given price.
Worth It Season 1:
$3 Sushi Vs. $250 Sushi $4 Burger Vs. $777 Burger $5 Pizza Vs. $135 Pizza $11 Steak Vs. $306 Steak $8 Pasta Vs. $100 Pasta $2 Hot Dog Vs. $169 Hot Dog $8 Salmon Vs. $56 Salmon $24 Korean BBQ Vs. $346 Korean BBQ $27 Cake Vs. $1,120 Cake
Worth It Season 2:
$1 Donut Vs. $100 Donut $7 Buffet Vs. $95 Buffet $47 Taco Vs. $1 Taco $1 Ice Cream Vs. $1,000 Ice Cream $2 Pizza Vs. $2,000 Pizza (New York City) $4 Cheesecake Vs. $70 Cheesecake $7 Secret Menu Vs. $2,500 Secret Menu $6 Cocktail Vs. $208 Cocktail $2 Egg Vs. $95 Egg $13 BBQ Ribs Vs. $256 BBQ Ribs (Korea)
Worth It Season 3:
$3 Mac 'N' Cheese Vs. $195 Mac 'N' Cheese $7 BBQ Ribs Vs. $68 BBQ Ribs $3 Seafood Vs. $311 Seafood (Australia) $18 Wine Vs. $1,000 Wine (Australia) $16 Steak Vs. $150 Steak (Australia) $17 Fried Chicken Vs. $500 Fried Chicken $19 Brunch Vs. $113 Brunch $3 Ramen Vs. $79 Ramen (Japan) $1 Coffee Vs. $914 Coffee (Japan) $7 Cake Vs. $208 Cake (Japan)
Worth It Season 4:
$2 Bacon Vs. $100 Bacon $1 Bagel Vs. $1,000 Bagel $10 Vegan Vs. $135 Vegan $9 Fish Vs. $140 Fish $5 Pie Vs. $250 Pie $7 Pho Vs. $68 Pho $12 Pork Vs. $715 Pork $8 Toast Vs. $20 Toast $15 Spaghetti Vs. $143 Spaghetti $3 Fries Vs. $100 Fries $10 Cheesesteak Vs. $120 Cheesesteak $2 Peking Duck Vs. $340 Peking Duck
