Cheba Hut Toasted Subs

Very delicious and filling sandwiches. I missed out for so long that this place existed. I love spice so I went for the Kalj Mist. It was filled with so many good toppings and flavors. Obviously it wasn't super spicy but just enough for a great sandwich. My husband got the Jamaican red and he thought it was a good buffalo sandwich. The store has a good selection of chips to pair with your sandwiches and also sweet snacks. They have humongous rice crispies. The rice crispies look homemade and are very tasty as well.

I went with my friends on a Wednesday evening. We arrived almost at 7 and looked at the menu displayed above. I asked the attendant at the counter for a suggestion and he advised the spicy turkey club. I went with that and choose the 8 inch option (about 11.69 dollars). I also decided to have a large cookie (about 3.69) as a dessert. We were given cups for our drinks (I did water only), and we sat in a high table. A couple minutes later, our subs came open faced. My sub looked nice and had an ample amount of fresh veggies, but the turkey and bacon were pretty small. It was still a delicious sub from the fresh veggies and meats, with the garlic bun soft enough to enjoy. I wished the sauces were spicier as I didn't taste any heat from them, not did I taste the jalapenos that were supposed to be included. The chocolate chip cookie was a nice portion and had large chips. Though while soft in the center, it was a bit crumbly and hard on the edges. It was still a good cookie and I loved the chips inside it. With the 8 inch sub and cookie, I found the meal to be satisfying. The service was at the counter, but friendly, quick, and helpful. We didn't have to wait much for our orders to arrive. I will say that the atmosphere is pretty unique and interesting. There are various paintings and stickers displaying, well, let's just say specific topic/item that may make some people uncomfortable. Ironically, the TV was showing cartoons from the Disney Channel. The music seemed to be rap music and the volume was alright in the dining area, but felt like a nightclub in the bathroom cause it was LOUD! There is a small bar as well that offers beer. I will say if you have an open mind and/or ok with cannabis, then you will be fine here. Else, best to order to go and enjoy your food at your place. I will say for the price paid, it is quite expensive. However, the quality is pretty good (much better than Subway and Quiznos at least), and the staff are great. While the atmosphere may not be family friendly, it is still unique and decorative for more open minded people. Parking was pretty easy at the strip mall, and takeout is available as well. It is a nice splurge for good subs near the UCF area.

This was my first time ordering from Cheba Hut & the sandwiches were awesome. I had delivery so I cannot comment on service or ambiance. This would be a 5 review but for one thing. There is a comment box on each order option. On both sandwiches I ordered I requested the dressing on the side. Now I am a dressing/sauce freak & must have one or the other on everything I eat. However, I request it on the side when having delivery to avoid sogginess. The "Toasted" in the name of the rest should be revered. When the dressing is on the sandwich for 10-15min prior to delivery, the "toasted" is, well, past tense bc now it's just kinda soggy. All that said, both sandwiches had loads of filler & were delicious. I will definitely patronize again. Maybe at the restaurant next time to experience the "toasted" as it is meant to be.Update: I stopped into the restaurant today bc I was craving another yummy sandwich. The young lady who took my order was sweet & smiley. She explained everything perfectly & the the restaurant is quite nice for a deli. Lots of beverage choices & I did not realize, but a bar as well. Being in a college area, there are plenty of advertised specials for every day of the week. I ordered the Thai Stick & I ate this sandwich right away. It was amazing!!

Cheba Hut is a sandwich spot that emphasizes on providing sandwiches to satisfy your munchies craving.When you walk in you're greeted to lots of colorful artwork with tons of emphasis on satisfying your cravings from smoking weed. I found the art very fun and focused on their target audience. As for the service, the staff was very helpful in pointing out some of their best sellers as well as some tips for a first timer trying out their sandwiches.I got a turkey sub with jalapenos and avocado. The sub did not disappoint. The jalapenos offered a great punch, the turkey was fresh and all the additional condiments including cheese, a chipotle type of aioli with fresh lettuce and tomatoes tied everything together quite well. The chips to go along completed the meal perfectly.The bottom line, this is a really good quality sub shop and will absolutely satisfy your munchies cravings that you're having. The staff was helpful and friendly and provided everything I needed. If I'm on this side of town I'll for sure be back

I received a coupon for a free nug (4-inch) sandwich at a UCF event. I was in the area trying another restaurant so I figured I would stop in. I ordered the Jamaican red/buffalo chicken sandwich. The menu price for this would have been $7, which is insane for a 4-inch small sub. I think I ate it in four bits. The flavor was good but the food is extremely overpriced. They do have happy hour on weeknights 3-6pm, which is neat for a sub shop. Other than some marijuana decals around the store there is nothing toasted about this place. I would only try happy hour if I ever go back. After a bunch of drinks, maybe I would pay their prices for a sandwich, lol.

After my initial review of Cheba Hut, the manager Carol reached out to me and offered me four vouchers, each valid for a free 4-inch "nug" sub. I decided to give them a fair shake and try a variety of their menu items, given the opportunity. I want to emphasize that these sandwiches were given to me for free--a 4-inch sub and a drink plus tip will run you about $13.The first sub I tried was their Kali Mist, which was recommended to me by the manager. It's a spicy turkey club with bacon, avocado, jalapeños, chipotle mayo, and pepper jack cheese. I gotta say, I liked this a lot more than the White Widow (chicken, bacon, ranch). It was tangy from the chipotle mayo, as well as their house dressing that I missed in the White Widow (it's supposed to come with the WW too, perhaps they forgot to add it that day?) It's also decently spicy from the mayo, peppers, and cheese, which was a nice addition to the sandwich. Toasted subs are often a rich and indulgent affair, so the acid and heat were welcome against the creamy sauce and avocado. I will say that the sandwich was supposed to come with pickles and it did not, so I think the restaurant may have some issues with getting orders right.The next sub I tried was the AK-47, their French dip. Now, I may be mildly allergic to beef, but that will never stop me from a good French dip. And for the price, this one absolutely delivered. Really, really tasty jus that I could just order on its own. Also, maybe this is just cause i'm a freak, but I LOVE the raw red onion. After that, I tried the 5-0, their Italian sub with bacon and giardiniera. This was quite good--difficult to mess up, but with a slightly unconventional approach that works well. The cheddar worked better than I expected.The last sub I tried was their Jamaican Red, which is their buffalo chicken. I thought it tasted alright, although I was put off by the olives (you can order it without them). After my initial disappointment with the White Widow, it was nice to see Cheba Hut deliver a satisfying chicken sub.So, have I changed my opinion on Cheba Hut from my initial visit? I'd say that after sampling some more of their menu offerings that they definitely make a lot of good food that's worth checking out, but do keep in mind that these meals are rather expensive for just a little bit of food. I don't believe that any of the sandwiches I ate are worth the exorbitant price, especially since they were only four-inch subs. If you find yourself in the mood to splurge, I'd recommend getting an 8-inch AK-47 and going to town. It's certainly got one of the best vibes of any restaurant in the area, if you're into a certain "lifestyle."

My cousin recommended getting dinner here for my last night in Orlando. I looked over the menu a few times and I couldn't decide what I wanted as everything sounded delicious. We were doing take-out so I told her to pick for me out of two choices. She ended up picking a 4" Kali Mist. It consisted of roasted turkey breast, bacon, chipotle mayo, jalapeño, avocado, pepper jack, lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle, Shake & House dressing all on a signature garlic herb bread. Everything was so fresh tasting. All the flavors paired so well together. Being from NY, I'm spoiled when it comes to getting deli sandwiches/subs...but this was so delicious and blows many delis out of the way. I would absolutely order from here next time I'm in the area as there is more I want to try. 5 stars all the way!

Taste: 5/5Price: 4/5Ambiance: 5/5We love this place and it's our go-to for subs. I've tried a lot of the menu and have never been disappointed. The cannabis theme is fun and there's so much to look at, I feel I notice something different every time we go. Employees have always been super friendly and helpful. Take advantage of $18 bottomless mimosas on Sundays!

They have a unique twist on subs and the food is great. Employees are nice. May wait 15-20 minutes for your order. They are a bit over priced. Nice bar with craft beer and nice atmosphere.

The food is good. They have a pokestop near by, I was spinning it all the time. I found out they have the poke stop because they had a sicker on the wall!