It was crowded when I went during lunchtime, but it cleared out after 1 pm. It's been over ten years since I last went to Subway, I can't remember if it was in America or Japan. I ordered the limited-time Mexican Meat Taco. The photo showed a lot of meat, but in reality, it felt a bit lacking. There were only 4 or 5 slices of bell peppers. The person in front of me asked for more onions, so I did the same and they added extra lettuce as requested. It was a casual and healthy sandwich lunch.

I visited for a light meal during lunch on a weekday and there were empty seats available. The turnover is quick so seats open up fast. The service from the staff was a bit intimidating, which was a concern. The taste was consistently delicious! Healthy and nutritious. Thank you for the meal.

Subway Shibuya Mark City store is located near the entrance on the Dogenzaka side of Shibuya Mark City. Previously, there was a Chelsea Café Shibuya Mark City store at this location. The interior of the store is clean, spacious, and has a bright atmosphere. There are table seats and counter seats equipped with power outlets by the window, and outdoor terrace seats near the entrance. They offer a variety of menu items including sandwiches, salads, drinks, and snacks. Orders are placed at the counter, and you can choose your own toppings to create a sandwich to your liking. Subway is popular among health-conscious individuals as they offer a variety of menu items that allow you to balance your intake of vegetables and proteins. This time, I simply used it to pass the time during my free time. I chose a Hot Café Latte (S) for 260 yen, and the taste was decent.

I wanted to try the Subway complete recreation that Gen and Bunko Shokudo came up with, so I gave it a shot the other day! I was very anxious because I don't like vegetables, but I trusted everyone and went for the Avocado Veggie with extra veggies! I was surprised how delicious it was. Where did all the bad parts of vegetables go?? The potatoes were also very tasty as part of their original menu.

Subway located in Shibuya's Mark City near the entrance close to Dogenzaka. The bread at Subway is soft, and the BLT sandwich has plenty of lettuce and tomato, making it refreshing and a good source of vegetables. It's a great sandwich for a quick meal.

It's been a while since I last visited Subway, and I was reminded of how good it is. I decided to have a light dinner at the Shibuya station transfer. When looking for a light meal on weekends, it's not always easy to find a place that isn't crowded, so I headed to this shop a little off the main street from the station. It had been 9 and a half years since I last visited a Subway, back when I was still a student and thought to myself, "It feels like something is missing, it's just a lot of vegetables..." But as I've gotten older, I've come to see this in a more positive light. I walked from one end to the other of Mark City and saw the green Subway sign outside. Although they had seasonal menu items, I decided to go with the classic option, the Shrimp and Avocado Potato Drink Set (\910 including tax). It had been a while, so I had already done some research on customizing my order using my smartphone. I chose a simple wheat bread, extra vegetables (about 1.5 times the usual amount), and no additional toppings or accent vegetables. There were so many dressing options that I would definitely get lost, so I went with the recommended Creamy Vegetable dressing from the staff. I paid with my Suica card, poured myself some Coke Zero from the dispenser, and sat at the counter seat by the window. While charging my phone, I dug into my Subway sandwich after a long time. The sandwich had lettuce, tomato, onion, and green pepper, a crunchy vegetable quartet. The main ingredients were shrimp and avocado, but the vegetables seemed to steal the show, which is unique to Subway. The slightly fragrant whole wheat bread had a satisfying chewiness. It filled me up at about 70-80% full. The potatoes were thinly sliced and had a thick texture. They were more moist and sticky compared to the crispy fries from other fast food chains. I usually prefer crispy potatoes, but I found these to be delicious in their own way. As John Lennon's Christmas song played in the background, I finished my Coke and left the shop. It had been quite a while since I last visited Subway. As I've gotten older, I've come to appreciate the abundance of vegetables at this restaurant. Thank you for the meal.

Today, I came to Shibuya for a qualification exam and had lunch at "Subway". I ordered the Chili Chicken Cheese topping for 515 yen. I didn't have much time, so I got takeout from Subway, which I haven't had in a while. But I couldn't resist and ended up eating on the terrace. I wanted to savor it slowly if possible, but I was too worried about the exam in the afternoon.

Today is Halloween and Shibuya is crowded everywhere. I wasn't sure what to do, so I decided to grab a snack at Subway just in case. They had something like a night sub, which was interesting. I'm already an old man, so I can't eat that much, but it was the usual Subway experience.

I ordered a pizza sub, which is a sandwich with pizza-like toppings. The sandwich was made according to the recipe, and I couldn't choose the toppings or seasonings. The open-faced sandwich had bacon, green peppers, onions, and olives on top, with pizza sauce and cheese baked in the oven. The bottom of the bread was crispy and fragrant, while the cheese on top was melted and sizzling. The taste was as expected, nothing surprising. I couldn't help but ask for extra onions when ordering, but was told that it wasn't possible to customize the toppings. It felt like eating at a Doutor cafe. I realized that the beauty of Subway lies in the ability to customize your sandwich freely while following the assembly line process.

I tried Subway for the first time and ordered the Egg & Bacon set for breakfast for 350 yen. I also asked for an iced coffee. I was a bit confused because the iced coffee seemed to be self-serve, but I managed to get it with some help. I sat at the counter and enjoyed my meal. The Egg & Bacon was a half size, but perfect for breakfast. The chewy bread stimulated my appetite even though I wasn't feeling hungry in the morning. Overall, I was satisfied.

Located on the 4th floor of Shibuya Mark City West, this restaurant has a wide operating hours from 7 am to 10 pm. I ordered the Shrimp Avocado sandwich (530 yen) without any additional toppings. I recently found out that olives, pickles, and hot peppers can be added for free. The bread was lightly toasted and the dressing was creamy vegetable. The mild flavor of avocado combined with the savory taste of shrimp, all brought together by the dressing. Despite the price of 530 yen, it was quite filling and left a good after-meal feeling. Definitely worth a try when you have a craving for it.

- I arrived early to meet up with a friend and decided to grab a light snack. I ordered the new item "Tartar Shrimp" on a Toasted Honey Oats bread as a single item, along with a medium iced coffee (750 yen). - I was attracted by a Subway advertisement email and decided to try the Tartar Shrimp. However, it didn't really have a tartar flavor, but rather more of a "coleslaw" taste. Personally, it didn't meet my expectations, but it might be recommended for those who enjoy sandwiches with a "vegetable feel." - The iced coffee was a bit strong and bitter for my taste, so I ended up leaving half of it. Sorry about that. - The staff members were all very friendly, so I will definitely visit again! - Next time, I think I'll stick to my usual "Shrimp Avocado" sandwich! 🦐🥑

Salad Chicken Sandwich Potato Plain Mark City 4th floor, all the way to the back when you go up from Inokashira. You might think they don't have it anymore, but you'll find it. Towards Dogenzaka. I wanted to have a healthy dinner, considering the burden on my stomach. To take care of my busy body, I needed moderate nutrition. So, the salad chicken sandwich, a refreshing lemony sandwich. It tastes very healthy with lots of vegetables. The potato feels a bit oily. Wasn't it supposed to be baked in the oven? Anyway, I'm full now, so it's okay to go to sleep before I get hungry again.

Headed to "Subway" located outside Shibuya Mark City West 4F, lured in by the one-coin sign. [Ordered] Lunch Deal 500 yen. The prices listed on Subway's menu boards are for individual items, so there's an additional fee for the set, but the "Lunch Deal" offers a fresh vegetable sandwich + potato set for just one coin, making it a recommended option for a casual lunch. *Drink not included.

I visited this shop "Subway Shibuya Mark City Store" for the first time because I had a stopover in Shibuya. I visited on a Wednesday morning around 9 am, and there was no wait, so I could enter smoothly. I ordered the Egg & Bacon sandwich and a medium size hot coffee. The Egg & Bacon sandwich was quite ordinary and tasty, without any surprises. Overall, I felt a bit unsatisfied with the portion size. I would have been happier if I could have a slightly larger size even if the price was higher. Thank you for the meal! I will visit again if I have the chance!

I visited the Subway in Shibuya, which is not easy to come across. It's located near Mark City, so it's convenient, but it's not inside a building, so it can be confusing to find. The taste is consistent! As a Subway fan, I'm happy that it's now near Shibuya station.

I wanted to go to Subway, so I went to the one in Shibuya after seeing a feature about it on TV. It was located at the edge of Mark City and looked very clean, probably because it had just opened. I had the Avocado and Veggie sandwich with Honey Oat bread toasted, and Olive Plus without onions. The bread was much tastier than before when Subway first opened, so it had been over ten years since I last went. The bread was delicious at first, but towards the end, it got a bit tough and felt like it had been reheated in the microwave. The fries came out quickly, so I wonder if they were already fried and ready to serve.

When Subway first opened in Japan, I loved their overflowing vegetables and used to visit often. It had been a while since I last went, but I stopped by today since it was empty. However, I was disappointed to see that the amount of vegetables had decreased and the flatbread I chose was not the soft type. It ended up being a disappointing lunch.

Actually, I haven't been to Subway much, and it's been years since I last had it. Since a new one opened in Mark City, I decided to give it a try. [What I ordered] Tuna sandwich set for lunch, 540 yen. It was a bit tricky to order, so I went with the recommended option (lol). It seems like you can customize your order in various ways. I struggled just choosing the type of potato, but when I tried the herb salt, it was delicious! The fresh vegetables inside were also nice!

Category: [Tokyo] Fast Food ☆ Shibuya Lunch Despite a trend of downsizing in recent years, this place remains the world's largest food chain. I decided to go in as it has been getting crowded lately. Subway Shibuya Mark City Store The name comes from the submarine-shaped bread where you can put your favorite fillings (Your Way). Initially, the bread was hard when Subway first arrived in Japan, but it seems to have become popular after changing to a moist texture as Japanese people have less saliva. Lunch Special Set (Chipotle Bacon Set) 500 yen Vegetable limit & accent vegetable all limit I ordered the all-vegetable limit. They are really doing their best. The chipotle sauce has a smoky aroma of smoked jalapenos and a thick richness. How about that? Well, I am happy that I can eat a lot of vegetables, and since I got a little hungry around here, I also had soba at Shinshu-ya today~