Which Wich

Not bad for a chain. They make everything to order and you write what you want on a bag and then they make it custom. Only 5 bucks for a regular sandwich. I recommend getting it double toasted otherwise nothing gets warm really.

Had the wicked. Was delighted to have such a well made and tasty sub, not trying to knock subway but this place is a cut above them. The establishment could have been a bit more tidy, but the food was the bomb.

This chain gets rid of the one big problem I have when ordering at any fast food place in the US — ordering and getting the order correct. Being an Indian, I often have issues when using a drive thru and shouting out my order in my «weird» accent and finding that I received something completely different when collecting it from the last window. No such issues here. I take one of the brown bags assigned to the major category of my choice — Chicken, Pork, Beef, Veggies etc and then proceed to fill out the circles for the different choices like a management entrance exam. There are a lot of choices namely sauces, fillings, seasonings and so on and getting the combinations correct can be tough but I have had more success with the sandwiches here than pre-​made sandwiches of other places.
The artwork display on the side is great too and you can while away your time looking at this while you wait for your order.
Definitely recommend this place.
Tip: The Philly Cheesesteak here isn’t really that great so stick with the regular options. Also, if you try to pile on jalapenos and hot peppers in the quest to make your sandwich spicy as most south Asians like me do, you will end up with a seriously spicy sandwich which could cause heartburn so choose wisely !

Indulge me for a minute (or ten). I will explain why Which Wich (WW) is perhaps one of the best (if not the best) sandwich chains in Oklahoma City (unless Potbelly’s comes to town):
a) Variety. Like none other. What other sandwich chains offer items like shrimp, black bean patties, hummus? That’s in addition to the normal stuff (e.g. Ham, Chicken, Turkey, Steak, etc.).
b) Even More Variety. The meat (or meatless) options are just the start. Then there are bags associated with each of the meat (or meatless) ingredients, where you can customize your sandwich. That much freedom is dangerous because you could create a heartburn-​inducing sandwich because you thought adding pesto, Sriracha, mayo, and balsamic vinaigrette together was a smart decision. To quote Ben Parker: «With great power comes great responsibility.»
c) Price. When you consider that you’re paying a set price for your sandwich based on size (and occasionally the meat), and then it’s a free-​for-​all on the end result, it’s pretty great. I could do an apples-​to-​apples comparison and show you that you get the most bang for your buck with a sandwich from WW than any other sandwich chain we currently have available in Oklahoma City. But I won’t because… No one wants to read a treatise on «Best Sandwich Chain.» Ain’t nobody got time for that.
d) Accountability. After you hand them your bag with the personalized instructions, they hand you your sandwich in the same bag. They’re basically asking you to check their work.
e) Customer Service. Exceptional customer service. At least, that’s true for this location.
I don’t have a single favorite sandwich. I get a different sandwich each time. Mostly because I always forget what I ordered previously because of the inordinate ingredient options. If you think Jersey Mike’s, Subway, or Schlotzky’s is better than WW, we can’t be friends. Or at the very least, we can’t eat lunch together. I could maybe see it your way if you argued that Firehouse, City Bites, Jimmy John’s, etc. was comparable because at least those sandwich joints have stuff that, you know… tastes good.

It took me 3 visits to write a review of Which Wich simply because I thought the first trip was too good to be true. Which Wich is exactly what you’d think, sandwiches. But from what I’ve experienced, that’s as far as the expectations are merely met. In every other way, my expectations have been exceeded. The quality of ingredients has been wonderful. The service has been far and away, better than you usually receive from such eateries. My experiences as Which Wich have been nothing less than exceptional. Too bad more fast food type places aren’t as wonderful as Which Wich.

Why has it taken me so long to write a review for Which Which? Who knows. I really love their Thanksgiving Turkey sammy and have found a new favorite in their Tomato Avocado. Yum! Added bonus for the fact that you can add mushrooms to a sandwich. LOVE!
What’s nice about the ordering process is that … They give you the power to screw up your order. Mark a bag with all the stuff you want and the cashier will send it down the line. If a mistake is made, it’s ALL on you my friend!
You can order different style of sandwiches– white, wheat, skinny (low calorie bread option) and a Bowlwich– turn any sandwich into a salad basically… Think Chipotle– but a buritto bowl minus the rice.
Pretty genius if you ask me.

Good sandwiches, huge plus for personalized ordering. My favorite is the mufaleta! Yum!

By far my favorite feature about WhichWich is the ordering system. It really caters to my inexplicable nervous tendencies when ordering food (people freak me out, man). When you walk in, there’s a wall of brown paper baggies marked as specific meats, and below that are the options to choose of what type of sandwich you want (they have Sharpies there to fill it out with), and then you mark what you’d like as far as fillings go (additional meat/​cheese, what kind of bread, cheese, veggies, various other innards, dressings/​sauces, and spices). Just mark the size you want, hand it in and pay.
Foooood.
The sizes seem to be generally bigger than other chains. Their large (10.5 inches) sandwich looked longer than another place’s foot long. WhichWich employees sure aren’t shy about stuffing your sandwich either (as I typed this out, I realized where it could go, and I regret nothing), so you get what you pay for. All the ingredients are good and make for a tasty sandwich, I’m sure for whatever is your fancy.
Pros:
Friendly, competent service
Great sizes/​prices
Yum ingredients
Lack of needing to talk to people via their ordering system
Con (?):
Limited bread options. I don’t care much about it, but there are people out there who like their special bread. Wheat, white, or wrap works for me, though.
My recommendation (which will make most recoil in disgust):
Chicken salad sandwich: horseradish, caramelized onions, sauerkraut.

I love this place for veggie sandwiches. There is a good variety, especially for a sandwich place. The kids love that they get to choose their own options and write their names on their bags! Great customer service!

One of the better chain sandwich spots — It used to be if I wanted a hummus sandwich, I’d have to wait until I was in Norman to swing by The Pita Pit; now I can just drive down the street. Fresh ingredients, large vegetarian selection, inexpensive — The perfect place for good eats when you want a quick takeout to get back home to watch the game! Also, their milkshakes are quite tasty!

There isn’t much not to like about this place.
Like sandwiches? You are in luck! That’s what they create. Your dream sandwich is only an arms length away. Fill in your order on the bag, give it to the rep, pay and pick up your order at the other end.

It’s a chain but wow what a fabulous idea!!! Superior is right! With all of those toppings… just think of the permutations. Even for a vegan:) Quick, cheap, tasty and this place has something for everyone unless you don’t like sandwiches.