SUBWAY was founded in 1965 by founders Fred and Peter in Connecticut, USA, and is known for its 12" (30cm) and 6" (15cm) sandwiches.

SUBWAY guarantees to provide fresh, healthy and nutritious food. In North America, "7 SUBWAY sandwiches have less than 6 grams of fat!" SUBWAY has become synonymous with healthy fast food around the world.

SUBWAY's "three-second smile" and "three-minute service" rules are used by all SUBWAY staff to provide customers with the most considerate and speedy service. Three-second service means that all front office staff will greet customers with a smile three seconds after they enter the store. It takes less than three minutes from the time the customer orders to the time the sandwich is made.

All sandwiches are made live in front of you. When you enter the subway, first you have to choose which style, or just choose the special of the day, which will be relatively cheap. Then you choose which bread, such as Italian, and then the clerk asks you if the toast goes into the oven, but of course most people will choose toast because it's delicious. Then you choose which vegetables you need to add, such as lettuce, cucumber, etc.. Finally, you are asked what kind of sauce you want to add, and whether you need to add pepper salt. Of course, you can ask for a glass of drinking, the clerk will give you an empty glass, so you can add your own.

If you use the subway app, then you know that it's possible to order food for delivery to your location. Wondering if this is worth it? Read this post before making an order! Click here for a list of pros and cons of ordering from the app! The pros: You'll never have to leave your seat on a crowded train. The app automatically orders the fastest route possible. The selection of food is vast, with favorites like McDonalds and Burger King available. And if something isn't listed in the app, there's always room for special requests. The cons: You'll have to pay for the meal in advance - the app doesn't let you pick you up at a subway station. There can be long waits if someone else placed an order ahead of you. Some people have complained that the food is bad and overpriced. If there's a subway stretch in your area that's very crowded and has many people waiting in line, then it's probably worth it to order from the app! I've never regretted doing so. If you're just buying a snack and not worried about the price, then it's probably not worth it to use the app. And if you're just ordering for convenience and don't care about the wait time, then I don't think it's worth it either.