Walmart is expanding into restaurant meal delivery by integrating Subway sandwiches from select in-store locations into its Express Delivery service. The company says the rollout is limited to participating Subway restaurants in specific areas and is designed to let customers order through the Walmart app or on Walmart.com. Customers can customize their Subway meals, including selecting individual toppings, as part of the ordering experience. Walmart describes the Subway partnership as its first restaurant integration within Express Delivery and says the move begins an experiment in restaurant delivery. Multiple outlets report that Subway is Walmart’s largest in-store restaurant tenant and that the expansion is intended to capture more of customers’ meal budgets. Business Insider also notes that company executives present the launch as a starting point for potential further restaurant deals. Modern Retail frames the initiative as an effort to compete for lunch and meal orders traditionally handled by third-party delivery services, while other coverage emphasizes the incremental nature of the initial Subway rollout. Walmart did not detail broader expansion timelines in these reports, but the overall theme is a phased entry into restaurant delivery via its in-store relationship with Subway.