11 Craziest Subway Sandwiches From Around The World

The Sandwich: Smoked Chicken with Cream Cheese

The combination sounds strange at first, until you think about it this way: It's a riff on chicken salad, only using cream cheese instead of mayo, making the sandwich tangy, creamy—and most importantly—cheesy. Mayonnaise haters, bow down.

The Sandwich: Seafood Sub

Tuna may be a classic sub topping in the States, but in Russia, you can order another mayo-based protein. This version features thinly chopped crabmeat.

The Sandwich: Shortcut Bacon, Poached Egg and Cheese

If scrambled eggs aren't your thing, Australian Subway understands. Its breakfast sandwiches feature poached eggs, which you can customize with whatever cheese or veggies you want, and pile it high with short cut bacon, a thin-sliced bacon cut from the loin area of the pig.

The Sandwich: Chicken Fajita

You might expect classic German foods on the menu, but at these Subway locations, you're more likely to find the classics—tuna, spicy Italian, chicken teriyaki—and a few twists, like a riff on Philly cheesesteaks, and the sub shown, which features chicken strips tossed in Fajita seasoning.

The Sandwich: Italian Sausage

The Spicy Italian may be popular in the States, but in China, the preferred sub swaps salami and pepperoni for sausage.

The Sandwich: Steakhouse Melt

Steak from a fast food chain? Believe it. This toasted sandwich features melted cheese, vegetables and a slab of thick-cut beef.

The Sandwich: Shrimp and Avocado Sub

Bubba Gump would approve of this combo. Sadly, it's far, far from Bayou La Batre, Alabama.

The Sandwich: Aloo Patty Sub

Seasoned potato patties on bread? It's carbs on carbs, and we don't mind one bit.

The Sandwich: BBQ Rib

McRib lovers, you can get a shortrib pork patty right this second. All it takes is a trip to Mexico.

The Sandwich: Chicken Tikka

Tikka, a traditional Indian sauce, is so popular in the U.K. that it's become a favorite on the menu at Subway.

The Sandwich: Pepperoni Pizza Toastie

Okay, so technically this is categorized as a snack, not a sandwich, but it's meat and cheese on bread, therefore it counts in our minds. This roll's slathered with marinara, pepperoni and Monterey Jack cheese.