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A reviewer singled out the Italian herbs and cheese bread for its baked texture and herb aroma.
Al Barsha
Subway is a casual counter-serve spot in Al Barsha for build-your-own sandwiches and salads. Reviewers specifically mention the Italian herbs and cheese bread and chicken teriyaki footlongs, making it a familiar option for a quick, customisable bite.
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A reviewer singled out the Italian herbs and cheese bread for its baked texture and herb aroma.
The chicken teriyaki footlong is one reviewer's regular go-to order.
Customers can tailor the sandwich with their preferred ingredients, supporting lighter or healthier choices.
One review describes the branch as easy to identify and reachable from its corner location.
Foods and drinks mentioned in reviews of Subway, ranked by positive reviews minus negative reviews. Zero-score items have no net positive feedback; their labels distinguish neutral-only from mixed feedback.
“Their chicken teriyaki in those footlong sandwiches is my best go to go”
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“Their chicken teriyaki in those footlong sandwiches is my best go to go”August 2021
“Just had a peri peri 6’ inch sub. It was delicious but the pos experience was very bad. Staff name Rudy was very rude and impolite in his tone of voice. I felt like he was doing a favor on me. Bad customer service and communication skills needs some serious training on respectful and polite interaction with guests”
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“Just had a peri peri 6’ inch sub. It was delicious but the pos experience was very bad. Staff name Rudy was very rude and impolite in his tone of voice. I felt like he was doing a favor on me. Bad customer service and communication skills needs some serious training on respectful and polite interaction with guests”August 2018
Mixed feedback
“In the category of Cravino and Cookies those are very good.”
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“In the category of Cravino and Cookies those are very good.”April 2023
Allow Time. Avoid arriving hungry when busy; one review reports a 30-minute wait for a single sandwich.
Check Ingredients. Confirm the sauces, vegetables, grilling and bread wrap before the order is finished.
State Allergies. If you have an allergy, explain it clearly and ask about separate ingredients and utensils before ordering.
Verify Extras. Check the meal contents and freshness of cookies before leaving, as one customer received fewer than expected.
Check Delivery. Delivery may require patience: a reviewer said the order took over an hour and the listed numbers were unreachable.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
Several reviews report long waits, including 30 minutes for one sandwich when the branch was otherwise empty.
Reviews describe one employee handling everything, creating delays and queues.
A customer reported meat contamination in cheese and the same knife being used for everything.
One customer said the sandwich was packed incorrectly, sauces were not discussed and no bill was provided.
Reviews mention old bread, sparse fillings, insufficient toasting and food that was not fresh.
The Bottom Line
Subway in Al Barsha is a build-your-own sandwich and salad counter, useful when you want a familiar quick bite with control over the fillings. The reviews specifically mention the Italian herbs and cheese bread, chicken teriyaki footlongs and a peri peri 6’ inch sub. Health-conscious and customisable ordering is part of the appeal, although execution at this branch can vary.
The strongest food comment praises the Italian herbs and cheese bread as consistently well baked, while older reviews call the food straightforward, light and satisfying. Cookies also receive a positive mention. The branch is described in reviews as part of the Mall of Emirates food court, with other food options nearby and seating or takeaway available.
Service is the bigger concern. Customers report 30-minute waits for one sandwich, single-staffed shifts, slow queues and confusion over sauces, vegetables, toasting and meal extras. There are also serious hygiene and allergen complaints, including a report of meat-contaminated cheese and shared knives.
Check the order before leaving, allow extra time, and speak up clearly about dietary requirements. Delivery has drawn particularly sharp criticism for delays exceeding an hour, so it may be less suitable when you are in a hurry.