Roast beef lunch set for 820 yen. What does this "D" on the receipt mean...? Ordered through the touch panel, picked up the food at the counter, got my drink myself, and sat down. Had it with the default wasabi soy sauce. It turned out to be good. I could eat it refreshingly deliciously (っ‎‎´‎‎༥`⊂) I panicked when I hit a tough piece of meat and couldn't chew through it and it felt like it was about to fall out. Who's the geek who ate like that? It's me!

I went to the famous Subway, known for its difficult ordering process! I was nervous, but the Namba store had a touch panel system for ordering, so it was easy! I could customize my order to my liking, such as choosing the amount of vegetables, toppings, etc. I tried the new Mexican Meat Taco (on the right), with extra vegetables, sesame bread, and added a side of potatoes! After completing the order on the touch panel, I waited at a nearby seat until my number was called. It only took 5 minutes before my order was ready! The Meat Taco was spicier than expected and had a small amount of meat. It didn't feel very filling. However, the vegetables were fresh and delicious! I wished it had been more filling. The taste was great!

I didn't realize it was open, but I decided to get takeout at Mos Burger. I ordered the BTL with olive accents and mayonnaise sauce as toppings, and a honey something? bread. The service was quick and efficient, which was great. It was a bit unusual for a fast food place to charge for the bag, but the sandwich had a generous amount of filling and the bread had a nice texture. It was satisfying and had a good amount of vegetables, so I didn't feel too guilty about eating junk food. Overall, I really like this fast food restaurant.

Unlike other stores, you can't see where they make the sandwiches. You can't see the vegetables from the order counter, there is just a register like a regular fast food place, and it seems like they make the food in the back. They gave me a buzzer like the ones you often get in food courts. I went on a weekday around 11 am and the store was empty, with plenty of seats available. They gave me a paper cup for drinks, and it was a self-serve style where you can pour your own juice. There was a sign saying you can only fill up your drink once. I ordered one sandwich and two salads to go. It took quite a bit of time for them to prepare, about 10 minutes. The food was fresh and tasty, just like in other stores.

I decided to have a light lunch at "Subway Namba Walk Ichiban-gai store". It's a fast food place where you can get plenty of vegetables. After some consideration, I chose the Chicken Cheese Salad and some fries. The drink was self-service. The vegetables were delicious as always. Thank you for the meal.

I was able to use the Osaka Point until the end of March, so I decided to use it. I couldn't find any signs saying it could be used at the store, so I was a bit worried, but when I asked the staff, they said it was okay, so it was fine. I had to kill time until early afternoon, so I came here earlier than lunchtime because I was a bit hungry. Subway, it's been a while. The menu hasn't changed much, has it? I felt a bit unsatisfied because I couldn't see the vegetable showcase at this store. I wondered what to get. I was interested in the chili chicken, but it was said to be quite spicy so... I went with the turkey. I asked for extra vegetables, and for the accent vegetables, I chose olives and pickles, and I changed the dressing to Caesar. Turkey breast with lots of vegetables. It's hard to eat but I'm happy. I didn't order a drink, but I was able to get water as they provided paper cups. The turkey was light, and changing the dressing was just right. Maybe adding cheese would have been good? I prefer the bread more reheated, but maybe this is the limit because of the fresh vegetables? If I use it again next time, I'll ask. The receipt mentioned that if I answer a survey, I'll get a free drink next time, but the deadline is 5 days... If it was about a month, I might have done it.

This shop opens at 9:00, and customers were already lining up when it opened. You order on the right, receive a pager-like device, and pick up your order when the pager goes off. Then, you can enjoy your food in the room on the left. The iced coffee was delicious. The Roast Chicken R was like a Banh Mi with slightly hard bread. It was full of ingredients, but easy to eat since it was wrapped in paper.

I remember there used to be a place around here, but when I searched, I found it had moved to this location. It seems like it just opened on 10/1, as the interior is clean. You order at the counter and then pick up your food, similar to Subway. They make the food right behind the order counter, which felt a bit lacking. I went with my family, and all the dining spaces were separated by partitions. I'm not sure if this is good or bad, but if the partitions could be raised or folded, we could see how the kids were eating. However, if you're dining alone, the partitions are not transparent, so you don't have to worry about seeing your neighbors. Some seats had access to power outlets and USB ports. Subway is delicious as always. You can eat bread and vegetables, which I love. I wish there were more of them.

I don't want a man, I want money. I want a job that can make money. I just want the power of myself. The power to protect my son. In the drama "Gunjo Ryoiki," there are people who can't come to terms with each other. Tsugumi, a single mother, deepens her isolation and receives positive words from Junichi, which helps her clearly articulate what she wants. I want to believe that this is the first step in her regeneration. Today, I visit "Subway," which opened on October 1, 2021, at Namba Walk 1st Street. I remember there used to be "Yoshokuya Tonharu" in that location. This is a new concept "Fresh Forward Store" of "Subway." According to official information, they offer services such as "introduction of prepayment system, free Wi-Fi connection, original broadcast 'Subway Radio' to create the store atmosphere, installation of digital menu boards." I decided on the affordable lunch set, "Lunch Special Set [Chili Chicken + Corocoro Potato (Triple Cheese) + Hot Coffee] = 710 yen." You can choose from three types of sandwiches, and also choose either "Chili Chicken" or "Drink S size" or "Corocoro Potato S size," or even order both. The drink is self-service, and I was a bit confused about how to use it. The sandwich is served in a way that you can clearly see the ingredients. I bit into it firmly. The "Chili Chicken" sandwich with a spicy sauce made with chili peppers and habanero. The Corocoro Potato with a rich cheese flavor. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal. It's been a while since there was no "Subway" in Minami, so I am delighted with this new store. Let's strive on the way there and have no regrets.

"Hey! I want to make up for my lack of vegetables! So, here it is. This Subway location at Namba Walk is a welcome addition since the one in Kintetsu Namba Building closed down a while ago. It's conveniently located near OCAT. Here's how it works: 1. Look at the menu with pictures at the counter. 2. Choose a sandwich and pay upfront. They'll ask, 'Can we make it just like the picture?' If you say yes, they'll give you an alarm card. If you say no, you can choose individual items like bread, veggies, sauce, etc. Once you're done choosing, they'll give you an alarm card. 3. When the alarm goes off, pick up your sandwich at the counter. Oh, and bags cost extra. What's up with that? I noticed there's no vegetable case in the store. When you think of Subway, you think of fresh veggies on display for you to customize your sandwich based on your mood that day. That's the fun part, right? I had the Shrimp Avocado sandwich. It didn't have a lot of veggies, but the taste was consistent. It felt a bit pre-made though. Overall, it was enjoyable. Thanks for the meal."

The pizza is delicious.