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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / Subway Malaysia brings you with Spicy Buffalo Chicken Sub

Subway Malaysia brings you with Spicy Buffalo Chicken Sub

October 11, 2021 by StrawberrY Gal

Subway Malaysia comes up with the heat and the return of the beloved Spicy Buffalo Chicken Sub.  And it is returning back to the market ever since they launched in 2018. The new and improved Spicy Buffalo Chicken Sub cranks up the spice level.

“The Spicy Buffalo Chicken was well received by Malaysians when it first launched in 2018, but our customers told us that it was not spicy enough for them. Well, we listened, and the Spicy Buffalo Chicken Sub is back, and it’s spicier than ever,” said Samad Mohd Shariff, Country Director, Subway, Southeast Asia.

“After months of research, tastings and recipe tweaking, we are excited to reintroduce the Spicy Buffalo Chicken Sub to meet the growing local demand for spicy subs, and to bring Malaysians a sandwich with a spicier kick,” he added.

And for fans  of the Spicy Buffalo Subs, they takes this classic American Favourite – Buffalo Chicken Wings and twist them to the local flavours. And this time, Subway’s Malaysia have packed and improved the awesome Spicy Buffalo Subs.

The Subway’s Spicy Buffalo chicken comes with the succulent roasted chicken tenders, creating the perfect balance of tang and spice for an irresistibly indulgent treat.

What’s more is they totally customizable to suit each customers’ taste, but is best paired with lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and cucumber, offering a healthier and fresher alternative to the classic dish.

● 6-inch sub ala carte : RM12.60

● 6-inch combo with 16oz drink : RM12.90

● Footlong : RM20.95

And the awesome dish is available from 15 September to 23 November 2021 across all Subway restaurants nationwide, and on delivery platforms GrabFood and FoodPanda.

In the spirit of feeling the heat with the relaunched Spicy Buffalo Chicken Sub, Malaysians can also stand a chance to win RM5,000 worth of prizes by joining Subway’s #FeelTheHIIT Dance Challenge on TikTok between 27 September and 10 October 2021. To take part in the contest, you can simply :

● Follow the high intensity interval training (HIIT) moves demonstrated by social media star Nick Syaf (@onlynicksyaf) and post your video on TikTok

● Include “Spicy Buffalo Chicken Sub is back and better than ever!” in your caption

● Hashtag #FeelTheHIITSubwayMY #SubwayMY #TasteGoodFeelGood

● Tag @subway_malaysia

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