I went after a long time! Since it's summer, I chose the summer classic "Mexican Meat Tacos" submarine sandwich. I had it with sesame toasted bread and all four vegetables. I also asked for jalapenos as an accent. Service: The staff was friendly and provided quick service. Ambiance: The place was clean and the temperature was just right. Taste: The taco meat had more of an Indian flavor than Mexican. It wasn't very spicy. I thought, "It would have been nice to have some hot sauce." But overall, it was delicious. I recommend Mikawa Real Estate Sales Specialist in Yahata Nishi-ku!

It's only 590 yen, which is super cheap, right? It's enough to satisfy your stomach and taste buds. The coffee is not bad either. Since it's inside Kokura Station, it might get crowded during commuting hours (not sure though). You order at the counter and if you hesitate, it can cause a traffic jam at the back. It's a small shop, so if it's full, better opt for takeout. It's a convenient and cost-effective place. The young female staff is also kind and polite.

KARA's boss asked me to get Subway for them, so I also bought my first Subway sandwich. I was surprised to learn that Subway is not a hamburger but a sandwich (lol). The amount of vegetables is probably the most among fast food places, and the sauces are delicious. Maybe I should become a Subway promoter too. Thank you for the meal! (^o^)

I ordered the salad plate that I had been curious about for a while. I chose the premium salad plate with sesame bread on the side. I opted for oil & vinegar dressing for a refreshing taste. The teriyaki chicken was a nice touch and added to the satisfaction. I think the nutritional balance was perfect. Thank you for the meal.

◉Genre: Sandwich ◉Area: Around JR Kokura Station, Kokurakita-ku, Kitakyushu City ◉Access: A short walk from JR Kokura Station ◉Parking: Not available ◉Credit card payment: Not available ◉Number of visits: First visit ◉Number of reviews: 1st review On this day, I casually visited "Subway Kokura Station" located near JR Kokura Station in Kokurakita-ku, Kitakyushu City. ◇Exterior and Interior This sandwich shop is a nationwide chain that also offers morning menu. This was my first experience here. ◇Seating There are counter seats and table seats in a small space. ◇Menu There are over 10 items on the menu, with options to choose bread and toppings, making it highly customizable. I ordered the following: - BLT (400 yen) → Tax included. It was just before noon at the end of the year when my daughter and I entered to grab a bite. It's convenient that chain stores are open during the year-end and New Year holidays, which is the strength of chain stores! The sandwich was recommended with classic ingredients, and I had it toasted. I didn't understand the system at all until I entered because I didn't do any research beforehand, but it seems that many customers are like that, so I appreciated the attentive guidance. The taste overall was light, but I liked the accent of the green peppers. It's a sandwich that is reasonably priced and satisfying for both breakfast and lunch! ◆Key Points A sandwich that is sure to please everyone! ◆Customer Service Polite and thoughtful service. ◆Conclusion It was my first experience, but it was good! I'm not particularly a fan of sandwiches, but with a wide variety of options, it seems enjoyable. Thank you for the meal.

Fukuoka City has closed down quite a bit, so I'm happy to see one in Kokura Station. I like it more than hamburgers. It's relatively healthy for fast food because you can eat vegetables. I use it when I don't have time for breakfast or lunch. You can order with "maximum vegetables" and use PayPay.

I had heard of Subway in a TV drama but had never actually tried it before. I found one at Kokura Station and visited for the first time. I didn't know how to order, but I liked that I could eat so many vegetables here. Also, the bread was even more delicious than I had imagined.

This is dinner after returning from a trip to Yufuin. I wanted something light, so I went to Subway near Kokura Station. I haven't eaten here much, so I'm not quite sure how to order. This time, my daughter helped me with the order. We got the Regular Chili Chicken for ¥430 with sesame buns, mayo sauce, extra vegetables, and olives. They added extra vegetables for free, which was nice! The veggies were crunchy and delicious!

My partner suddenly wanted to eat udon noodles in the morning. Upon arriving at Kokura Station on the commuter bus, they suddenly said "Subway." As expected of a cat lover, their preferences change quickly. We went to Subway, where the lone employee was handling everything. We watched in admiration as they worked. The egg and BLT sandwiches were delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I had the gobou tempura udon at Sannoudon in Kurosaki (Jinyama), and the taste of the 10 tempura pieces lingered. I wanted to have some coffee on the Shinkansen, so I got some takeout from Subway. It was a small size for 260 yen, which is more than double the price of convenience store coffee, but it was a refreshing type and delicious.

Teriyaki Chicken (Regular) for 490 yen [Energy 348kcal Carbohydrates 42.3g]. Subway = subway. It's different. The name SUBWAY comes from making submarine sandwiches to customers' preferences. That's cool. In Kitakyushu City where there is no subway, I visited Subway Kokura Metropolitan the day after dreaming of riding a kickboard on the monorail track. A man let out a fart, a fart from a man (from Yellow Submarine). With an unfamiliar Subway, I left the menu choice to him. His smooth customization order process was impressive. He enjoyed a roast beef sandwich. So cute. I'll make ohagi when I get back. With his favorite sweet bean paste. I'll chase you all the way to Tobata if you try to escape with a note. Copoo!

When it comes to Subway, it is a well-known fast food chain. I used to eat there once a week during my student days because I liked it so much, but it seems there is only one in Kitakyushu. It is located inside Kokura Station, so it tends to be quite busy with mostly young women or couples. My friend and I, two middle-aged men, went on a date there. I ordered the roast beef sandwich with lots of vegetables and topped it with olives and salt. The wasabi soy sauce was recommended, but I prefer my own toppings. The taste was as good as always, very consistent. It's a shame that there is only one Subway in Kitakyushu, but at least it's in Kokura. It would be impossible for me to go if it were in Wakamatsu AEON or somewhere far. My friend seemed satisfied as well. Now, shall we go to Tobata together again?

This time, I had lunch at Subway after a long time. When I entered the store, there were already a few customers sitting inside, and there were no partitions or any infection prevention measures, so I decided to take out and eat in the office. This time, I ordered the "Turkey Breast" sandwich (¥720 excluding tax) and I ordered the footlong (30cm) size. Turkey may not be very familiar in Japan, but it's actually my favorite sandwich along with tonkatsu sandwich. One of the charms of Subway is that you can freely customize your toppings. There are many topping options, and the ordering method is not very common in Japan, so it may take some getting used to, but the staff will usually guide you through it, so it's not too difficult. Once you get used to it, you can place your order in 2-3 minutes. Also, it's recommended for those who are health-conscious and looking for low-calorie options. First, you order the sandwich, and then... - Bread: 5 types - Paid toppings (optional) - Vegetables (lettuce, tomato, bell pepper, onion) - Accents (olives, pickles, hot peppers) - Select a dressing. This time, I chose... - Bread: White - Vegetables: Lettuce, tomato, onion - Dressing: Mayonnaise You can change the bread depending on your mood, but in my opinion, this is the best way to enjoy a turkey sandwich. It may not be very flavorful, but it's light, low in calories, and healthy. Even though I had the footlong, it's only around 800 calories, which is lower than a typical set meal. If you haven't tried Subway yet, I recommend giving it a try. The only thing that I felt was a mistake this time was that I couldn't hear what the staff was saying, so they didn't cut the footlong in half... They used to cut it without asking before... Eating a 30cm sandwich as it is was quite challenging. Thank you for the meal.

I feel like having a tamago dog... I have this urge that comes periodically. There is a delicious hot dog specialty shop in Kokura that I love, but they don't have tamago dogs there. If a tamago sandwich is okay, OCM is popular, but it's a sandwich shop that can fill you up with just one sandwich, so I can't approach it casually. When I want something light to eat, I often go to Subway. Subway's system of taking orders and then filling them with ingredients is great for people who want lots of veggies, but it's also nice for people who have specific vegetables they don't like. It can be hard to ask for no ingredients at a store that may have pre-made items. Subway is great because you know they're making it fresh each time! I always go for no tomatoes, even though it doesn't look as appealing (laughs). I usually leave the bread and dressing up to them, so I went with honey oat (toasted) with mayonnaise this time. The amount of vegetables has decreased a lot lately... It used to be piled high, but now it's much less. Subway could be an indicator of the economy (laughs). I'm not particularly a fan of vegetables, so this amount is easier to eat, but the crunchiness is a charm that can't be achieved with pre-made items. This was my first time trying honey oat, and the surface was really sweet like honey, which is perfect for tamago! I thought a lot of people ordered it, and it's popular for a reason (๑>◡<๑). The amount of tamago salad seems to have decreased too, but it's understandable that prices have gone up given the current situation. The regular size doesn't fill me up, but it's a comforting taste that I occasionally crave. With convenience store bread prices also rising, if it's only a few hundred yen more, I'd choose Subway every time. The freedom to choose the side is also a great point. I often want something on the side, but I don't need a drink since I get full on water. I'm not a big fan of sweet potatoes, but they are often moist, so on those days, they taste good, so I usually go for the potato set. The Red BBQ flavor has more sweetness than spiciness, and it dominates until the end. It tastes like barbecue-flavored snacks, a bit chemical, but strangely addictive. The hot dogs have a health-conscious vibe, but the potato snacks all have a junk food taste, which is contradictory, but I like the contrast and the feeling of taking a break. Conversely, if it were a hardcore health-oriented store, I wouldn't go there (laughs). Occasionally, I also get a drink, and I like the variety they offer. I like that they have not only hot tea but also hot herbal tea. In the summer, I'm drawn to the six different floats they have. Among the bread-based chains, I also like Mos Burger and Dom Dom Burger.

I ordered a regular Roast Beef sandwich with an extra 5 slices of Roast Beef as a topping at the Subway inside Kokura Station and took it to go. This is known as the "Roast Beef Destroyer," a secret menu item that can now be ordered at all Subway locations. In addition to the Destroyer (+5 slices), there are other secret menu items like the King (+10 slices), God (+15 slices), and Infinity (+20 slices). The Roast Beef topping (5 slices) costs 350 yen. I chose wasabi soy sauce as the sauce and wheat bread for the sandwich. The amount of meat is so generous that the vegetables almost spill out, making it a meat lover's dream. If you order Roast Beef at Subway, I recommend going for the Destroyer (extra 5 slices) and trying out other sandwiches as well. Thank you for the meal!

It is located near the ticket gates at Kokura Station. There is an eat-in space available. I went during lunchtime but there were no customers. It was my first time at Subway so I was a bit nervous entering. I wasn't sure how to order (the staff didn't explain well haha) so I chose the softest looking bread! It had roast beef in it and I ordered it with the recommended dressing. I think it cost around 700 yen for a drink set. Even though it's a chain, it's surprisingly expensive, isn't it? The taste was just like a regular sandwich (⌒▽⌒) It didn't fill me up much. Taste: 6/10, Atmosphere: 5/10, Value for money: 5/10, Service: 4/10, Likelihood to revisit: 4/10.

It's still within the first three days of the new year, so if you're looking to have breakfast, I recommend going to a chain store. One option is Subway located under the monorail at the exit of Kokura Station. They offer breakfast starting from 390 yen. I chose the Avocado Veggie sandwich. I thought it would be a half size, but it turned out to be a full size. The bread was a wheat malt called Wheat, and I had it toasted. I asked for all the vegetables and the recommended creamy dressing sauce. Subway took me back to when I was a new working adult, feeling a bit confused at first when asked various questions by my senior colleague, but I grew to enjoy the mechanical aspect of the ordering process. I was not asked if I wanted pickles, so I missed out on that. Also, they didn't ask about olive oil. I wonder if they don't offer it anymore? Anyway, I ate inside the store. The bread was a bit dry, but the sandwich was packed with vegetables, making it a healthy breakfast option.

Around 11:40 in the morning on a regular day. After finishing my errands at Kokura Station, I bought lunch. There was no crowd, so I was able to order quickly. The staff was efficient and it was easy to order. I chose the White bread with the lowest calories, and selected the light-tasting roast chicken with the maximum amount of all vegetables requested. I opted for the honey mustard sauce. The vegetables overflowed from the sandwich, but there was no additional charge, and it cost 410 yen (tax included). I felt a bit embarrassed to eat the sandwich in public because it was so full, so I took it home and enjoyed it slowly. The roast chicken paired well with the honey mustard sauce and was delicious. I was full and satisfied. Thank you for the meal.

The fun and convenience of being able to choose, along with the well-thought-out operations, are truly impressive. It makes me want to eat here regularly.