Menu Prices AUSubway Catering Menu
The subway catering menu at Subway is the group-sized side of the menu: meals built for more than one person, priced as packs rather than single serves. The catering range is priced here, then the post explains how to order it and how far ahead to ring the store for a big order.
The range covered here has 158 items across 8 categories. the cheapest item here is the Chocolate Chip Cookie at $1.50 and the dearest is the Korean-Style BBQ Steak at $11.50; energy runs from 0 kJ for the Mt Franklin Spring Water 600mL to 5,590 kJ for the 6 Pack Macadamia/Choc Chip. Compare the per-person cost of a pack with ordering the same dishes singly for the catering range — the pack almost always wins once you pass three or four people.
This guide works through the catering step by step, then covers the questions people actually ask about the catering range. One page — the full menu prices table — lists every price and kJ for the catering range. People searching for subway catering menu prices australia land here for the same reason: this guide answers it from the live menu.
AT A GLANCE
| What | Details |
|---|---|
| What it is | Shared meals and large packs built to feed a group |
| How to order | Order in the app or in store — ring ahead for very large orders |
| Per-person cost | Compare the pack price with ordering singly — the pack almost always wins past three or four people |
| Drinks and sides | Add drinks and extra sides to the pack price before you compare |
PRICE RANGES BY CATEGORY
- Subs — 21 items, from the Veggie Delite with Avo at $7.00 to the Philly-Style Three-Cheese Steak at $11.50. Lightest is the Veggie Delite with Avo at 1,580 kJ; heaviest is the Veggie Patty at 2,400 kJ.
- Rice Bowls — 5 items, from the Green Goddess Falafel at $9.75 to the Green Goddess Chicken with Avo at $11.50. Lightest is the Korean-Style BBQ Steak at 1,110 kJ; heaviest is the Green Goddess Falafel at 1,630 kJ.
- Wraps — 22 items, from the Veggie Delite with Avo at $7.00 to the Korean-Style BBQ Steak at $10.95. Lightest is the Veggie Delite with Avo at 1,510 kJ; heaviest is the Veggie Patty at 2,540 kJ.
- Salads — 19 items, from the Veggie Delite with Avo at $7.00 to the Korean-Style BBQ Steak at $10.95. Lightest is the Veggie Delite with Avo at 626 kJ; heaviest is the Veggie Patty at 1,650 kJ.
- Breakfast — 8 items, from the Spinach & Egg at $6.00 to the Steak & Egg Brekkie Sub at $11.00. Lightest is the Spinach & Egg at 1,450 kJ; heaviest is the Mexican-Style Brekkie at 2,320 kJ.
- Sides & Extras — 42 items, from the Chocolate Chip Cookie at $1.50 to the Flamin' Hot Nachos Loaded with Chicken Strips at $9.00. Lightest is the Smoky Bacon at ≈ 180 kJ; heaviest is the 6 Pack Macadamia/Choc Chip at 5,590 kJ.
- Drinks — 38 items, from the Just Juice Apple 200mL at $3.30 to the Celsius Mango Lemonade 330mL at $5.50. Lightest is the Mt Franklin Spring Water 600mL at ≈ 0 kJ; heaviest is the Dare Iced Coffee Double Espresso 500mL at 1,760 kJ.
- Kids' Pak — 3 items, from the Turkey Mini Sub at ≈ $4.70 to the Leg Ham Mini Sub at ≈ $5.50. Lightest is the Veggie Delite with Avo Mini Sub at ≈ 1,060 kJ; heaviest is the Turkey Mini Sub at ≈ 1,110 kJ.
CATERING — WHAT TO KNOW
For group orders, Subway's shared meals and large packs do the heavy lifting. Order catering-style packs in the app or in store, and ring the store ahead for very large orders so the kitchen can plan the cook time. A pack ordered on the day, without warning, may not be ready when you need it.
Add up the pack price plus drinks and any extra sides, and compare the per-person cost with ordering singly — the pack almost always wins once you pass three or four people. Below three people, the singles are usually cheaper; above four, the pack pulls ahead.
CATERING — HOW TO USE IT
Ring the store ahead for a big order. The kitchen needs to know how many people the order feeds and when it is needed — a pack for twenty ordered an hour before it is needed may not be possible, while the same pack ordered the day before is straightforward.
Check what is in the pack before you order it. A pack built for sharing can include items your group does not eat — a sauce, a side, a drink — and the per-person cost only works if the group finishes what is in the pack. If half the pack goes uneaten, the singles were cheaper.
CATERING — MISTAKES TO AVOID
Delivery for a catering order costs more than pickup, before the delivery fee — and a large order may need more than one delivery run. If you can collect, pickup is the cheaper choice, and the store can have the order ready at a time you choose.
Do not forget the drinks and the extras. A pack price covers the pack — drinks, extra sides and sauces sit on top, and they add up fast across a group. Add them to the pack price before you divide by the people, or the per-person figure will be wrong.
CATERING — BEFORE YOU ORDER
Before you order, work out how many people the order feeds and when it is needed. The kitchen needs both numbers — a pack for twenty ordered an hour before it is needed may not be possible, while the same pack ordered the day before is straightforward. Ring the store ahead for a very large order.
Add up the pack price plus drinks and any extra sides before you compare it with ordering singly. A pack price covers the pack — drinks, extra sides and sauces sit on top, and they add up fast across a group. The per-person cost is the figure that matters, not the pack price.
Check the allergen guide before you order for a group. A pack built for sharing can include gluten, milk, egg or soy in its dishes, and one person's allergen is the whole table's problem when the food is shared. The allergen guide lists those dish by dish — check it, and ask the store as well.
Use the kJ figures to size a catering order. A pack in the 8,000–12,000 kJ range feeds about two hungry adults, and the big feasts above 15,000 kJ are built for four or more — so divide the pack's kJ by the people it feeds before you compare it with ordering singly.
Subway lists 158 items across 8 categories, from the Chocolate Chip Cookie at $1.50 to the Philly-Style Three-Cheese Steak at $11.50. The catering packs sit at the dear end of that range — because they feed a group, not one person — and the per-person price is what matters, not the pack price.
If the group has dietary needs, check the allergen guide before you order. A pack built for sharing can include gluten, milk, egg or soy in its dishes, and the allergen guide lists those dish by dish. Ask the store as well — the guide is the check, and the store is the confirmation.
The Subway menu behind this guide runs to 158 items across 8 categories. The prices named here are pickup prices from that menu, and your store sets its own prices — so the app is the final check before you pay.
Subway runs 1,256 restaurants across Australia. The store you order from sets its own hours and its own prices, and the menu at your store may not carry every item on the national menu.
Delivery from Subway costs more than pickup, before the delivery fee. If you can collect, pickup is the cheaper choice — and the store can have the order ready at a time you choose.
Prices on this site are pickup prices, and delivery prices are higher on every platform, before the delivery fee. A pickup order collected on the way home is the cheapest way to get the same food.
Where a figure on this site is marked ≈, the chain does not list it — it is our best figure for that dish. The ≈ mark is the only such marker this site uses, and the note under the first table explains what it means.
SUBWAY CATERING — FEEDING A GROUP
For group orders, Subway’s shared meals and large packs do the heavy lifting: the shared-meal packs price the range. Order catering-style packs in the app or in store, and ring the store ahead for very large orders so the kitchen can plan the cook time. Add up the pack price plus drinks and any extra sides, and compare the per-person cost with ordering singly — the pack almost always wins once you pass three or four people.
SUBWAY CATERING — WHAT IT COSTS PER PERSON
The cheapest pack in the range covered here is the Chocolate Chip Cookie at $1.50. Split four ways that is $0.38 a person before drinks — and split eight ways it is $0.19 a person — so the per-person cost of a catering order is usually lower than ordering the same food as single meals. Work out the per-person maths for the exact group size before you order: divide the pack price by the people it feeds.
See Subway Menu Prices 2026 — Australia Guide, Prices & What to Know for more on this chain’s catering range.
SUBWAY CATERING MENU AUSTRALIA — PDF
Print this guide before you order and plan from the page: the print view covers the steps and notes in this guide, so it works as a checklist.
Print or download this guide (print view)
The print view is the PDF for this guide: the steps and notes from this page on one printable page. No separate PDF is hosted for this guide.
HOW TO ORDER
Pickup beats delivery on price for the catering range: these are pickup prices, and delivery costs more on every platform, before the delivery fee. The Subway rewards page sets out what the app offers and whether any points program exists — for the catering range.
| How to order | What happens | Price note |
|---|---|---|
| In-store / takeaway | Order your catering at the counter — pay when you order | Pickup price as listed |
| Drive-thru (selected stores) | Order from your car at the selected drive-thru stores | Pickup price as listed |
| Subway app | Order ahead on the app — collect your catering at your time | Pickup price; app-exclusive deals sometimes |
| Subway app | Delivery ordered in the Subway app | Delivery prices higher + delivery fee |
There is no Menulog option for Subway’s catering range in Australia: the service ceased here on 26 Nov 2025, leaving the Subway app as the delivery channels.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How much does Subway cost in 2026?
Prices on the Subway menu start at $1.50 for the Chocolate Chip Cookie in the catering range; the full Subway menu runs across 158 items in 8 categories.
Can I get Subway delivered?
Yes — Where the catering range is concerned: Order for click & collect or delivery in the Subway app. Menulog is gone from Australia — it ceased operations on 26 November 2025, so the catering range is not on Menulog. Pickup prices here are lower than delivery prices.
Does Subway have a loyalty program?
With the catering range: No points program in Australia — Subcard closed on 31 Aug 2026. The app carries app-exclusive vouchers only — with the catering range in mind. (Details are in the app.)
Do Subway prices vary by store?
Yes — franchise stores set their own prices, so the figures here are pickup prices from the chain’s official Australian ordering site. Franchise pricing means small local differences, and delivery prices are higher than pickup.
How far ahead should I order Subway catering?
Order shared packs in the app or in store, and ring the store ahead for very large orders so the kitchen can plan the cook time.
Where can I find the Subway menu with prices?
On the Subway menu page, 158 items across 8 categories including the catering range, and the menu prices table.
What does ≈ mean?
A figure with ≈ in this guide is one the chain does not list — it is the closest figure we can give.
Prices on this page are pickup prices. Prices vary from store to store, and delivery runs higher. Where Subway lists no price or kJ for a catering item, this page shows a figure marked ≈, and the note under the first table explains what ≈ means.
See the full menu, including the catering range: Subway Menu Australia — all 158 items, 8 categories
Written & checked by Sophie Bernard
Sophie reads every menu directly from each chain’s official Australian ordering site and records the store and price basis on the page. No price is published without a source.
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