is there a subway on the island anywhere?

I hope not

They are going to finish tarmacing the ring road and then they start the subway between Nathon and Chaweng

Such as.....

Yes there is one opposite mcdonalds in chaweng

Can't wait for a discussion on the "subway mafia"!

YUM YUM

I'm very open minded about food. I eat just about everything. I'd have to be dying of starvation to eat at Subway. Why on earth would you want to eat Subway in Thailand? There are millions of people who would just about kill to get their hands on some real Thai cuisine, even the simplest of preparations.

The fact that Subway has flourished is proof to me that the world is in serious decline.

I am sorry, but every time someone comes up with this argument about why eat farang food when you can eat Thai food, I get a tad annoyed. The fact is, I eat Thai food regularly. But, after 20 years in Thailand, its nice to eat farang food. So, please, just because you are newbie enough to think you must eat Thai food every meal, don't assume that the rest of us are as well, cheers.

That said, I don't know that I would make a trip out of my way to hit the Subway next time I am in Samui.

Now, Angela's cheesecake is a different story altogether

Not everybody likes Thai food. I don't. Having said that, I think Subway is to sandwiches what Mc Donalds is to burgers, a cheap, poor, unhealthy version of something that wasn't originally bad.

...Chaweng Beach Rd. - opposite McDonalds...!

There is also a new one opening in Lamai soon.

Global food colonization

There is also a new one opening in Lamai soon.

Good grief......

Food nazis, gotta love 'em.

It's nice to have options. I don't eat at McD's or Subway on Samui but I'm very glad they are here in case I get a craving.

Food nazis, gotta love 'em.

It's nice to have options. I don't eat at McD's or Subway on Samui but I'm very glad they are here in case I get a craving.

Super Size me, baby!!!!!!!!!

I am sorry, but every time someone comes up with this argument about why eat farang food when you can eat Thai food, I get a tad annoyed. The fact is, I eat Thai food regularly. But, after 20 years in Thailand, its nice to eat farang food. So, please, just because you are newbie enough to think you must eat Thai food every meal, don't assume that the rest of us are as well, cheers.

That said, I don't know that I would make a trip out of my way to hit the Subway next time I am in Samui.

Now, Angela's cheesecake is a different story altogether

I'll second that. Why do some people seem to arrive here and think it wrong to indulge in a bit of westen food. When i lived in Egland it was;nt considered wrong to go out for the odd curry, Chinese,Italien etc I just on't understand the mindset. I love Thai food BTW

i've been past subway 1000 times without stopping in because it just doesn't appeal to me, however if someone opens a taco bell on samui i will run over each and every one of you to be first in line.

There is one being built on the Lamai Beach road in between Shamrock Bar and the Outback bar. I personally couldnt stand Subway in England but if its cheap over here it might be worth checking out.

i am not a fan of the subway meat, however the honey oat bread with a load of mix veg is delicious and a very good value.

There is a 69 baht special of the day, six-incher. It is a cheap, reasonably healthy addition to the usual cast of culinary characters on the island. McCardboard is too heavy and expensive.

I can't understand why anyone could object to the taste of a Subway sandwich -- it's just a sandwich with very basic ingredients. There's no tripe or coagulated pig's blood in it like some Thai dishes.

I'd give a pass to Subway or Angela's anything. Both inferior and overpriced, IMHO. And I'm not a fan of ring-road-side dining either.

i have 2-3 a week, how can they be unhealthy with all that salad.anyway persoal choice opposte mcdonalds near tropical murphys.

^ The bread is zero nutritional value and the mayo adds the fat.

Mayo is optional, so you can skip it if you want.

Veggie sandwich unhealthy? Now I'm confused.

I'd give a pass to Subway or Angela's anything. Both inferior and overpriced, IMHO. And I'm not a fan of ring-road-side dining either.

So please tell us what do you eat, that is not inferior or over priced ? You must be a terrific cook. A salad roll inferior? To what? Angela's anything? Well that sounds more like sour grapes then anything else.

I'd give a pass to Subway or Angela's anything. Both inferior and overpriced, IMHO. And I'm not a fan of ring-road-side dining either.

So please tell us what do you eat, that is not inferior or over priced ? You must be a terrific cook. A salad roll inferior? To what? Angela's anything? Well that sounds more like sour grapes then anything else.

Maybe BBQueen is anorexic!!

I'd give a pass to Subway or Angela's anything. Both inferior and overpriced, IMHO. And I'm not a fan of ring-road-side dining either.

So please tell us what do you eat, that is not inferior or over priced ? You must be a terrific cook. A salad roll inferior? To what? Angela's anything? Well that sounds more like sour grapes then anything else.

Maybe BBQueen is anorexic!!

Or only eat 99 baht BBQ.

There is a 69 baht special of the day, six-incher. It is a cheap, reasonably healthy addition to the usual cast of culinary characters on the island. McCardboard is too heavy and expensive.

I can't understand why anyone could object to the taste of a Subway sandwich -- it's just a sandwich with very basic ingredients. There's no tripe or coagulated pig's blood in it like some Thai dishes.

69 baht specials.

Monday - Chicken Teriyaki.

Tuesday - B.L.T

Wednesday - Sliced chicken chilli.

Thursday - Tuna.

Friday - Sliced chicken & ham.

Saturday - Pizza sub.

Sunday - Sliced chicken.