Customisable orders
You can choose the sandwich ingredients exactly as you like, rather than settling for a fixed combination.
Al Quoz
Subway is a casual counter-serve spot in Al Quoz for build-your-own sandwiches and salads, including lighter fast-food choices. Reviews particularly point to fresh, custom-made sandwiches, with tuna, steak footlong and veggie options all getting specific mentions.
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You can choose the sandwich ingredients exactly as you like, rather than settling for a fixed combination.
One review describes crisp vegetables with bread that was warm and soft, making the sandwich feel freshly prepared.
Customers see it as a way to keep fast food relatively healthy without giving up taste.
Several reviews describe the service as fast, swift or efficient, which suits a quick meal.
A customer specifically noted that their sandwich was made with good portions.
The outlet was described as clean and offering good value for money.
These items at Subway got the most positive mentions in user reviews. Check them out!
“Now I love the 4 options of breakfast croissants. They are toasted and options of Haloumi & tomatoes, eggs & cheese and Turkey & cheese is available as a fixed recipe.”
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“Now I love the 4 options of breakfast croissants. They are toasted and options of Haloumi & tomatoes, eggs & cheese and Turkey & cheese is available as a fixed recipe.”December 2024
“Delicious Steak footlong sandwich.. Yummm... Gary was very courteous n helpful... Enjoyed it thoroughly.. 👌🙏”
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“Delicious Steak footlong sandwich.. Yummm... Gary was very courteous n helpful... Enjoyed it thoroughly.. 👌🙏”May 2026
“I love the tuna sandwich with fresh and savory flavor!”
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“I love the tuna sandwich with fresh and savory flavor!”June 2026
“Had a Veggie sandwich and prepared perfectly by Maica. Good sandwich maker and tried a new taste of sandwich.”
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“Had a Veggie sandwich and prepared perfectly by Maica. Good sandwich maker and tried a new taste of sandwich.”May 2026
Confirm size. State 6-inch or footlong clearly when ordering; one customer said the outlet assumed the smaller size.
Choose vegetables. Tell the server each vegetable you want rather than assuming you will be asked, as one order had vegetables added without confirmation.
Check bread. If parmesan oregano is important, ask about availability before ordering, especially around lunch.
Allow time. If a large order is ahead, allow extra time: one regular customer reported their sandwich was not made while staff handled it.
Try breakfast. Breakfast has fixed-recipe croissants, including options with halloumi and tomatoes, eggs and cheese, or turkey and cheese.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
One visit involved delayed food service and poor crowd management, so busy periods may be frustrating.
The parmesan oregano bread was unavailable during lunch service at 13:30 on one visit.
A customer wanted a footlong but was given a 6-inch assumption, while vegetables were added without being confirmed.
One customer found the sandwiches more expensive than comparable restaurants.
The former 4-inch small sandwiches are no longer available, according to a long-time customer.
The Bottom Line
Subway in Al Quoz is a build-your-own sandwich and salad stop for a quick, customisable meal. Reviews mention a fresh tuna sandwich, a steak footlong and a veggie sandwich, while the broader appeal is being able to choose your bread, vegetables and fillings. Several customers also describe it as a healthier fast-food option without sacrificing taste.
Freshness is a recurring strength: one customer noted crisp vegetables with warm, soft bread, and another said the sandwich was made exactly to their preference. Service is often described as swift and friendly, although experiences are not perfectly consistent. There was a report of delayed food and poor crowd management, plus a lunch visit when parmesan oregano bread had run out at 13:30.
Take a moment to specify the size and every vegetable you want. One customer received an assumed 6-inch sandwich instead of a footlong and had vegetables added without being asked. Breakfast is worth noting too, with fixed-recipe croissants such as halloumi and tomatoes, eggs and cheese, and turkey and cheese.
Prices were described as higher than those at peer restaurants, and the former 4-inch sandwiches have reportedly been removed.