Subway Menu

Subway Menu Prices & Complete Guide (2026)

Subway was founded in Connecticut in 1965 and opened its first Australian store in Perth in 1988. Its format — a sandwich assembled in front of you, ingredient by ingredient — made it the default “fresher” fast-food option, and the Australian menu now extends well past subs into wraps, salads, rice bowls and breakfast.

The menu on this page is the full menu from the chain’s official Australian ordering site: 158 items across 8 categories. The biggest ranges are Sides & Extras (42), Drinks (38), Wraps (22). Of the 158 listings, 149 carry a published price and 142 carry published energy in kJ; where the chain publishes no figure, the card shows a figure marked ≈, rather than guessing.

The dishes Subway is known for — Italian B.M.T. ($9.70, 2,120 kJ), Chicken Teriyaki ($11.00, 1,140 kJ), Italian Meatball ($9.65, 2,350 kJ), Chicken Classic ($10.45, 2,060 kJ) — sit alongside a value end that starts at $1.50. Read the range before you order: the same chain can feed one person cheaply or a whole table, and the per-person cost drops fast in the shared and bundle categories.

Prices vary by location — franchise stores set their own prices, so your local Subway can differ a little on the menu range — and delivery prices are higher than pickup on every platform. For store trading hours and the chain’s own offers, visit the official Subway website.

Subway Menu Highlights for 2026

Fan favourites first: Italian B.M.T. ($9.70, 2,120 kJ), Chicken Teriyaki ($11.00, 1,140 kJ), Italian Meatball ($9.65, 2,350 kJ), Chicken Classic ($10.45, 2,060 kJ). These are the items the chain is known for, priced from the official Australian menu — open any card above for its full page.

Among the lightest published-kJ picks (sauces and drinks aside) are Frozen Choc Strawberry Bites at 546 kJ / $4.00, Veggie Delite with Avo at 626 kJ / $7.00, Frozen Choc Pineapple Bites at 626 kJ / $4.00 — worked out from the 142 listings on this menu that publish energy.

Most popular combo: the Philly-Style Three-Cheese Steak (Subs) at $11.50 is the biggest share combo on this menu — the one built for a table, not a tray. Compare it with the single-serve version of the same items before you order for a group.

Subway Prices Overview

Subway prices on this page run from $1.50 for the Chocolate Chip Cookie up to $11.50 for the Philly-Style Three-Cheese Steak. The average across the 149 published-priced listings is $6.83 (including figures marked ≈ where the chain publishes none), against a Top 10 average of $10.80 across 1,529 priced listings — so Subway sits at or below the all-chain average on a per-item basis. That comparison is per listing, not per meal: pizza and share chains naturally carry higher ticket items.

Two things to hold onto: prices vary by location, because franchise stores set their own prices; and delivery prices are higher than pickup on every platform. Use this page to choose the chain and the meal, then confirm the exact figure at your store. The full item-by-item table is on the Subway menu prices page.