Quiznos

I’m confused. Is this place a sandwich shop or a café? Actually, it’s both. «Q Café» is right next to Quiznos, in the same space.
Enjoyed an Americano with a chicken pie (prefer that is was microwaved for a tad bit longer) for under $ 8. Plenty of seating at 3:30pm on a Thursday afternoon.

I always end up here out of desperation, when there’s no food in the house and I want something under $ 10 but slightly healthier than McDonald’s.
It can be a bit tricky finding this place. If you’re coming up the escalators from the food hall next to Novena MRT, it’ll be on your left. If you are coming down from the escalators near the ramen place, make a u-​turn and go towards Tully’s Coffee, as they share the same space.
It’s pretty busy here during peak lunch hour. The order queue is a good 7 – 10 minutes, and to get your food can be another 10 – 15 minutes. Possible reasons why this is so: 1) They have a staff of only 3 people. 2) It takes time to toast sandwiches to perfection. 3) At the time of this post, both the Subway in Tan Tock Seng Hospital and the KFC in Velocity are being renovated, which means *slightly* fewer fast food options.
However, the staff gets things right, my sandwiches come out decently and my hunger is always satisfied. All of that balances out the wait and the somewhat flat soda from their machine. A-​OK.

Tucked away in Square 2 Novena, Quizno’s offers a concept that is similar to Subway but is miles ahead in terms of quality and flavours.
For me, the real test is always the vegetarian option. While Subway’s version offers limpid vegetables that are used in all their other sandwiches anyways, Quizno’s takes it up many notches and offers a vegetarian sandwich stuffed full of fresh veggies, mushrooms, and covered in a generous helping of delicious cheese. Mmm.
The seating area in the café is also very comfy and chilled out, and there’s free wifi! Definitely worth a visit if you’re looking for a quick meal or an excellent alternative to Subway.

I love the zesty steaksub from Quiznos. This was where I had my first Quiznos experience and I’ve never looked back since.
I remember walking past and thinking it was gonna be another subway but something told me to go in and buy myself a footlong zesty steak sub. I have absolutely no regrets about that and they’re now my favourite place to get a sub.
There really should be a whole lot more outlets.

Touted as the better alternative to Subway, it’s has a similar concept where you pick your ingredients and get your sandwiches freshly made in front of you. I usually have the mesquite chicken when I’m here and upgrade to a meal which comes with a drink and a really large cookie. Personally I still prefer Subway, but this is a nice change from the usual, and a good quick meal when you’re in the mood for a sandwich.

This is definitely a place for sandwich lovers, if you like subway, you will love quizno. I must say the quality and variety are much better. Once you have tasted this, perhaps you will find it hard to change back to Sub way again.
This shop has similar concept as subway but you do not get to choose the vegetables unless you request. What I would recommend is the zesty steak with their honey mustard. The steak is fresh and juicy, the sandwich is so flavorful that you wish for more. Their oatmeal raisin cookie is huge and freshly baked. Everything is so fresh.
Price is higher compared to subway but you would mind the difference as the food you are getting is a lot better and not forgetting they have many new sauces if you are feeling adventurous