Yep, everyone's favourite fast-sandwich vendor is now available on Symbian. At least, it is if you live in the Greater London area - no doubt the system will get extended in due course. Screenshot proof below, but SUBWAY EXPRESS does seem well built (in Qt) and available for free now - you can place extravagantly detailed orders for a pick up time of you choice from any of hundreds of included restaurants.

Home screen, offering the facility to replace your existing SUBCARD, etc.; finding my nearest SUBWAY - note that I'm a long way out of London - oops!; starting to place an order

Refining the order, options for bread type, extras, salads and much, much more - you've been to a SUBWAY, right?

Adding a drink and some cookies; checking out; nice to have some comprehensive FAQs and other documentation all within the application

Rather curiously, there's no way to exit the application. It probably doesn't matter, since Symbian OS now works so well with Qt - I doubt the application uses up significant resources when idling in the background. But an 'exit' button would still have been nice, developers please note.

In the meantime, go grab SUBWAY Express from the Nokia Store.