Tuna Mayo

What is it?

Tuna mixed with mayonnaise comes scooped onto your choice of Subway bread, usually cold and spreadable rather than chunked or flaky. Filling leans soft and creamy, with a distinct fish flavour and a fairly mild seasoning profile. In the Subway Australia lineup, it sits apart from the hot chicken, meatball, and steak options because it isn't heated or toasted for texture unless you ask. Add salad for crunch, or leave it plain. It's the sub that tends to divide a room, with fans who order it every time and sceptics who can't get past the texture. You can dress it up with pickles, olives, and a drizzle of oil, but it works just as well left simple with lettuce and a bit of pepper.