From someone who went there every day while visiting.
The main difference is the kind of food sold in the store.
For starters, there’s an entire section dedicated to Onigiri, or rice balls.
I had one of these nearly every day, and each one was a hit.
My favorite was the grilled salmon flavor.
They also had other varieties, like the ones pictured below.
Right next to the rice balls, there was an entire area dedicated to prepared meals.
These included rice bowls, noodles, pastas, fish dishes, and more.
There were also lots of different salad varieties.
In this picture, the salad included crab, a boiled egg, and broccoli.
Fittingly, next to the salads, there were packaged soups.
Then, there was basically an entire wall of packaged meats and fish.
Here’s a closeup photo of the packaged foods.
And of course, the chain soldtonsof different pastries.
Some of my favorites were the hotdogsand melon bread.
I mean, genius, right?
They also sold single-serve frozen pineapple and apples.
Those who have seenTikToksabout this coffee will know that it’s a do-it-yourself drink.
I should also mention that there were dozens ofinstant ramenavailable, all for less than 200 yen.
My favorite flavor was strawberry with condensed milk.
These were the perfect treats for a hot summer day!
Have you ever been to a Japanese 7-Eleven?
Comment what your favorite item was!
