Just had two sandwiches for lunch.

Sub-like, with assorted cold meats and salad, including hot peppers, and some sort of mayo/sauce.

About 8" long, 4" diameter (large) - 30,000 dong for the two - that's about 60 baht. Absolutely fresh, crusty rolls.

Bought from a shop, not a roadside stall - but here in Saigon that does not affect the price.

Excellent value - more than a one foot Subway and more fillin in each than any sandwich I have had in Pattaya.

And delivery time to Pattaya seems like would make the crust kinda hard unless they had a big motorcy

Excellent value - more than a one foot Subway and more fillin in each than any sandwich I have had in Pattaya.

I haven't been to Vietnam for a while, but I used to visit alot and those sandwiches were crap. The bread is great, but the mystery "meat" inside ranks down there with spam.

Have to agree....the price of that sandwich listed is an outrage unless it has gold flakes.

Unfortunately, sandwiches/subs in Pattaya are a bit like wine, poor vlaue for what you pay.

Only 3 real choices are feasible, daily special from Subway, pre-made off the shelf from food mart, or DIY with fresh ingredients from Friendship.....

There are few things I would rather see open in Pattaya and Jomtien than a really good sub shop. Oh, do I miss them. Subway sucks in the US and it sucks here even more. They do have good bread and good toppings though.

And a sandwich consists of what exactly on your planet?

Greg's Kitchen:

Best home made style sandwich I've eaten anywhere in Thailand. Proper large, door stopper size slices of fresh white, or brown, bread, real sliced ham, real cheese and sliced tomato = 250 baht (approx)

You have got to be joking! You would be hard pressed to find a sandwich that expensive in the West End of London.

Alot of Subway haters here, but they are the only place that I have found consistently good, fresh and quality. Never tried one after a few beers, always drawn to the doner kebab carts like a moth to a flame, which is a form of sandwich so also deserves an honourable mention.

Have to agree....the price of that sandwich listed is an outrage unless it has gold flakes.

Unfortunately, sandwiches/subs in Pattaya are a bit like wine, poor vlaue for what you pay.

Only 3 real choices are feasible, daily special from Subway, pre-made off the shelf from food mart, or DIY with fresh ingredients from Friendship.....

There are few things I would rather see open in Pattaya and Jomtien than a really good sub shop. Oh, do I miss them. Subway sucks in the US and it sucks here even more. They do have good bread and good toppings though.

And a sandwich consists of what exactly on your planet?

Greg's Kitchen:

Best home made style sandwich I've eaten anywhere in Thailand. Proper large, door stopper size slices of fresh white, or brown, bread, real sliced ham, real cheese and sliced tomato = 250 baht (approx)

You have got to be joking! You would be hard pressed to find a sandwich that expensive in the West End of London.

Alot of Subway haters here, but they are the only place that I have found consistently good, fresh and quality. Never tried one after a few beers, always drawn to the doner kebab carts like a moth to a flame, which is a form of sandwich so also deserves an honourable mention.

I agree with you about Subway. I like the doner kebab too, but be warned I have had several cases of food poisoning that seem to be a result of bad doner. I always swear it off, but try it again.