Sub King

Really nice staff. Teriyaki chicken was okay but the French dip was pretty good.

Great place! I was new to the area, and frankly intimidated by the location — next to a strip club. But I’m glad I gave it a go. There are so few places in the general area where you can get a quick lunch that tastes good, is fresh, and reasonably priced. You get a lot of food for your dollar. The restaurant is clean and always busy. I now have them in my weekly lunch rotation. The family running the shop knows my order as soon as i walk in the door and has it ready sometimes before I’m even done paying. Worth a visit if you are in the NW Industrial Park area and looking for a quick (and good) bite to eat.

Pretty good subs in such a random, hole in the wall place. They are always friendly and seem like a pretty clean establishment. I don’t have any complaints other than I think they have miracle whip instead of mayo on some of their sandwiches so I just make sure to ask for regular mayo when I order.

Great sandwich place. Cheap and fast. I had the Torpedoe… full size. Freaking great. I would wish they had a meatball.

For review # 958 I decided to review this place and its tasty, heated pastrami ‘wich, in honor of Unilocal Legend Chuck B. Chuck left us to join the great review board in the hereafter a little over a year ago, and #958 turned out to be his exit number on El Camino de la Vida.
There were few things Chuck loved more – aside from God and She Who Must be Obeyed (patent pending)– than a great reuben, and when 1,000 island and kraut was not available, a heated pastrami would suffice.
Sub King is on a truly desolate stretch of St Helen’s road, which was formerly known for the Yankee Pot Roast, the only game for miles in any direction. The Pot Roast is of course long gone, and in its stead is a strip club, and a smattering of mini marts and adult video stores. I guess that’s what some people would call retrograded progress, hey Chuck?
Bully to Sub King for being the rare, family-​friendly venue all along this blasted, industrial strip. The heated pastrami was quite good even w/​o the Reubenesque accoutrements. The toasted wheat roll was a fine complement.
Sub King also offers Yakisobi noodle dishes, steaming hot, and a variety of Bento plates. You could do a whole lot worse, or have to drive quite a ways, to do appreciably better in this zip code.
Miss you much Chuck! Think about you all the time. Rest in peace…

Fast, friendly service, fresh, tasty food and reasonable prices. I found my new favorite lunch spot!
If you’re in the area and need a quick bite to eat, be sure to check this place out!

I went here for lunch after a coworker recommended them to me. I ended up getting a whole veggie sub on wheat. It was pretty tasty, and I liked the addition of cream cheese instead of the usual cheddar or Swiss. They were nice enough to add bell peppers since they ran out of cucumbers. Also, it should be noted that the sandwich was huge. I could’ve just gotten a half and still would’ve been perfectly satisfied. For $ 6 something for the whole sub, it’s a pretty awesome deal. I know there’s also a Subway nearby, but I’d rather pay the extra dollar and some cents for a better sandwich. Didn’t hurt that the people that run this place were super nice!
Another place added to my work lunch spots!

I’ve been going to Sub King since the owners took it over 17 years ago. My kids grew up eating here as I worked locally. My daughter, in her toddler years, came to know Sub King as «Chicken Rice» because I’d always order my usual «Teriyaki no sauce». Oh… you thought all they did was Sub sands? Oh no! Much more! Tuesdays are Lasagna days! They’ve always treated my family as though we were part of theirs. After I quit working close by the restaurant a number of years ago, I didn’t frequent as often. But now that I have business from time to time at Montgomery Park, it’s my goto place for that great lunch before I depart NorthWest. What made me laugh the other day was they remembered all of my various quirks to my high maintenance orders as well as my sons!
See you next week!!! It’s been a great 17 years of fun treats!!!

These guys are super nice, the price to value is fantastic! And food is pretty damn good too! They have daily specials worth checking out like bento and yakisoba. The egg salad w/​bacon is the bomb and the daily soups are great.(my fav is the Thursday beef barley) Sub King completely destroys Sub Way. Besides the awkward décor/​atmosphere this place kicks ass!

Beats the hell out of subway!!! The admiral has just about everything but the kitchen sink on it, and Tim is boss!

I will start by saying It’s not the fanciest spot, and truthfully if it wasn’t so close to work I probably wouldn’t come here.
But it is and I do.
Consistent smiling service from the family that owns it. They know people’s names, what they order, and they are always busy at lunch time. They offer catering in the form of jumbo subs and just need a small bit of notice to make it happen. The subs aren’t monumentally awesome by any means; but they are consistent, made with decent quality meat and freshly delivered bread, and much better than sub-​chain. A full size sub is only about a buck more than a half size so try to get a fellow co worker to split one with you and save some money!
The daily special at Sub King is what keeps this just weird enough to be cool; things varying from Stir Fry to lasagna, and they sell out.
They take cards, they are fast, the subs are good and filling… lunch time score!

It’s just a basic neighborhood sub shop with decent ingredients. The subs are cheap, the staff helpful, and the food served up quick. The subs aren’t out of this world, but they’re good and a nice alternative to Subway, and they offer some non-​sub items as well.