Subway thread

[Spaceman Spiff]

What's with people getting mayo on tuna subs? There's already mayo in the tuna, why do you need more?

[Twisted Intestine]

There's hardly any mayo in the tuna... It would taste real dry without another dressing. Since mayo is the only dressing I like on a tuna sub, I get more mayo.

[King Kamala]

I lament the loss of the seafood salad. There's still one Subway near my camp which had it the last time I visited it but that was eight months ago or so. I hadn't seen it in years before that.

 

 

In its place Tuna on Honey Oat with lettuce, tomatoes, red onions,jalapenos, and a little bit of olive oil. Makes my breath stink on ice but its deliciousness makes it worth it.

[NoCalMike]

I usually just get everything on it......unless it is a hot sub, like a meatball sub...then usually just cheese & onions.

[Lord of The Curry]

Depends on the filling. If it's steak then I'll usually just do bbq sauce, onions and green peppers. If I'm getting ham or turkey it's pickles, onions, green peppers, green and black olives with mayo/mustard.

[DrVenkman PhD]

I thought I was an odd one, putting jalapeno on tuna to spice it up, but almost everyone has answered "jalapeno" as a topping.

 

Has anyone ever tried the lobster sub? I thought they discontinued it because it was obscenely expensive for a "fast food" sandwich, but I guess it's just an LTO deal that's back again.

[King Kamala]

I don't think there's a lobster salad sub at Subways down here. And if they had a lobster salad sub anywhere- it'd be here. McDonalds has one and as expected, it's pretty terrible. It's basically mayo and a shitton of lettuce on a hot dog bun with a little sliver of lobster. I'm not a McDonalds hater but they should have never attempted anything like this. Not when you can get a better lobster roll pretty much anywhere else for a two or three bucks more this time of year.

[Red Baron]

The Lobster sub is only at the Subways in Canada. $11.99 for a footlong.

 

 

 

Anyways I get a Meatball sub.

 

Parmasean Oregano bread.

Meatballs

White Chedder (or American)

Hot Sauce

Chipotle Sauce

[Tawren]

The Lobster sub is only at the Subways in Canada. $11.99 for a footlong

 

It's like 16-17 bucks in Calgary. Not that the expense is the reason I wouldn't try it - the fact that it is lobster on the prairies from Subway is the primary one there.

 

[starvenger]

The Lobster sub is only at the Subways in Canada. $11.99 for a footlong

 

It's like 16-17 bucks in Calgary. Not that the expense is the reason I wouldn't try it - the fact that it is lobster on the prairies from Subway is the primary one there.

I wonder if it's the cheapest thing on the menu in the Maritimes?

[CanadianGuitarist]

I'll get the occasional craving for a hot sub*. Thus,

 

Hot: Buffalo chicken. Stupid amount of hot sauce. Cheddar, mayo (a surprisingly good accident), little lettuce, pickles. On Italian Herb & Cheese.

Cold: Turkey, ham, and bacon. Cheddar again, little lettuce, pickles, cucumbers, mayo, sub sauce, honey mustard. Again, on Italian Herb & Cheese.

 

*Very, very seldom will I have a hot sub. On the other hand, I'd much rather have a hot sandwich or burger/chicken breast sammich than a sub.

[A Happy Medium]

Subway Melt on monterrey cheddar with lettuce, cucumbers, tomatoes, a lot of onions, jalapenos and a fair squeeze of ranch...

[Matt Young]

I've been wondering- who calls it "filling"? Pies have filling. Sandwiches do not. Must be a term common only outside of America.

 

That being said, I will usually go for the sweet onion chicken teriyaki, tuna, Italian BMT, Subway club, or cold cut combo on wheat, jalapeno, or Parmesan oregano with pepperjack cheese, lettuce, onions, bell peppers, and jalapenos. Red wine vinaigrette dressing goes on the latter three.

[Twisted Intestine]

I've been wondering- who calls it "filling"? Pies have filling. Sandwiches do not. Must be a term common only outside of America.

 

That being said, I will usually go for the *lists every possible combination*

 

[Matt Young]

LOL. I didn't list every possible combo. I just listed several types of breads and sandwiches I get. The "fillings", as it were, are always the same- pepperjack cheese, lettuce, bell peppers, jalapenos, and onions.

[DerangedHermit]

Subway Club toasted on Toasted Garlic with

- lots of lettuce, lots of onion, pickles, carrots, sweet peppers and either thin line of SW sauce or liberal amounts of honey mustard

 

I only get Subway when they have coupons though...otherwise I get heros at a local place TJ's Hero Shop. Their best sub is the Louisiana Lightning, which is lettuce, onion and tomato with Cajun chicken and their Stealth sauce (a spicy 1000 Island-esque sauce, think 1000 Island meets Taco Bell's hot sauce meets Frank's Red Hot meets Subway's SW sauce)

[BruiserKC]

Two sandwiches I do...

 

Roast Beef on Whole Wheat with Mustard, Chipotle sauce, Tomatoes, Onions, and Banana Peppers (I have begged them to bring back the horseradish sauce)

 

Tuna on Monterrey Cheddar with Provolone, Light mayo, Sweet Onion, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Spinach, and black pepper

[EricMM]

Found a Subway on Sunday in VA that sold the Seafood Salad.

 

It was written up on the menu in marker.

 

Yeah, I got it.

 

Girl took out a thing of Old Bay for me to make it extra good.

 

From, like, under the counter.

[Guest Smues]

Turkey, chedder cheese (sometimes American because I don't care for their shredded chedder), and mustard on wheat bread.

[MrRant]

Roast Beef with everything except black olives (and if I'm at work jalapenos), mustard, vinegar and salt & pepper.

[Lord of The Curry]

So, no Canadian should be eating at Subway right now due to the Maple Leaf meat recall. Just a heads-up. Ditto for any Shopsy's deli meats.

[Matt Young]

I tried the savory chicken caesar today. It's full of fat, but delicious nonetheless.

[Bruiser Chong]

This thread reminded me why I think the idea of the restaurant being a healthy option was inaccurate. No one here claimed they were eating there for the health benefits, but I've known people to get some of the sandwiches listed here and think they're going healthy. Looking at the nutritional contents of subs like the tuna and seafood were enough to talk me out of ever ordering them.

[Maztinho]

To be fair Subway is only healthy if you order only one of like 6 sandwiches with no oils, etc. I actually laugh when I'd see Jared's cut out at Subway and order my Meatball.

[Guest Vitamin X]

I don't think it's too bad if you're eating the right portions. One good thing about Subway, particularly in comparison with Quizno's, is that they make their sandwiches to be more veggie than meat. I always get the tuna, and just the other day I put jalapeno on it, with onions, bell pepper, black olives, Monterey cheddar and swiss, lettuce, pickles, and grated carrots. I did it toasted and it all came out pretty spectacular.

[BruteSquad_BRODY]

A coworker had a tuna sub sitting in the public fridge for 2 days so I took it home tonight. twas quite good.

[Bruiser Chong]

I always have to explicitly state "extra" whenever it comes to any of the veggies. Otherwise, the alleged sandwich artist does something like lay out a single strand of green peppers across the sub. They'll give you all the damn mustard you can handle and then some, though. Yuck.

[MillenniumMan831]

Two of the women at the Subway I go to 1-2 times a week know by heart to give me double green peppers and double cucumbers w/ no dressings. Generally, I'm not a fan of veggies so I may as well load up on the ones I do like.

[DrVenkman PhD]

I don't think Maple Leaf has anything to do with tuna so I'm sure I'll be fine. I did get really sick after eating Swiss Chalet last night though, that was odd.

[Jaxxson Mayhem]

I get the roasted chicken with american cheese and oil and vinegar on white.