Trying 20 Convenience Foods from 7-Eleven Japan & Lawson🍜Taste Test🥗With Price and Calorie Display💱
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.พ. 2024
- Hello!
Today is all about convenience stores.
We're going to unbox and taste around 20 different food items sold at convenience stores.
I've also included how to use the microwave and a guide to the eat-in corner.
For the light snack sets, I've provided calorie information for your reference.
Please take a look!
This video turned out to be quite long, so I couldn't include cafe or other shop videos this time.
If you have any thoughts or additional information, please let me know in the comments!
Hope you find this video helpful.
■Timestamps■
00:44 Eating In at Lawson
03:09 Using the Microwave
09:21 Shopping at 7-Eleven
17:46 Unboxing and Taste Testing Products
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I can’t believe how cheap things are in Japan now vs America. Thanks Joe
Great video - so good that you included the price chart showing the currency conversion for many countries and also the calories contained in each product. Very informative especially in showing instructions on how to heat products in the microwave. Your video will really help with my upcoming trip to Japan.
Prices are reasonable ❤
What a very detailed video and well shot showing what’s good and what’s maybe not so good also the cost against the country was brilliant I’ve never seen anyone do it like that before , thank you for your efforts it’s really very interesting and I love having a look into food in Japan 🙏
Thank you so much for your thoughtful and kind comment. It truly warms my heart and makes me very happy💗Many of us are juggling multiple roles in a small team, but we're committed to working hard to create and deliver quality content. Your support means a lot to us✨
thanks for showing also what was not so good 😊
Taste is such a tricky thing, and we all hope to hit the mark, don't we? I guess the thick omelet sandwich might not be everyone's cup of tea. If there's anyone out there who loves it, my apologies! Thanks so much for watching 😊
Excelente video 🇲🇽
Thank you. Love your currency chart :)
Thanks for your excellent, detailed video. I’m definitely going to try a mochi cream when I go to Kobe in May. It looks perfect 😜Thank you 🕺🏼
Sounds like you'll be in Japan during the perfect season of May, when it's not too hot and not too cold!🍃
Mochi cream is a must-try, but if it's not available, there will surely be other new and exciting products lining the convenience store shelves. Enjoy your exploration and have a fantastic trip to Kobe!👍
Thank you. For some weird reason I love the melonpan with custard in Family Mart 😅. I also like the American dog…we don’t see that in England.
I’m jealous ❤️
Thank you very informative.
Glad to help!
🇧🇷ola amiga ❤❤❤❤aqui no Brasil já é noite então ótima noite ❤❤❤❤❤ficou tão feliz com a legenda em português ❤ muito obrigada❤❤❤
Obrigada sempre 😊💗 Aqui está nevando um pouco. Imagino que no Brasil esteja quente, né? 🌞
@@EverydayShopping_inJapan aqui no Brasil é bem quente 🥵🥵🥵🌻🌻
@@ranymatos9637 Aqui está frio e eu vivo pegando resfriado, estou com inveja 😄🌞🌞🌞
im surelly should buy cream colon at my visit, lol
It's a seasonal item, so make sure to grab it if you find it!👍
jealous
انا مشترك جديد✌️🇮🇶✌️
Do all the convenience stores have a place to eat or just certain ones? Thanks
7:39 this part of the video talks about the eating sections of convenience stores. Looks like it's more common than some countries but not as common as I originally thought.
It's difficult to provide a blanket statement as it varies by location, but there's a growing trend of convenience stores offering eat-in spaces. With over 50,000 convenience stores in Japan, I'd venture to guess that less than half, perhaps even less than a third, have such areas. This is just from personal observation, so it's not a sure thing. Eat-in spaces are relatively more common in urban areas, though some may only have about five seats due to space limitations. Larger eat-in areas are definitely rarer.
Additionally, securing a seat can be challenging during peak times like lunch hours, so if you're planning to use an eat-in space, it might be easier to find a seat if you avoid the busiest times around 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM. I hope this information is helpful to you.
Thanks for understanding and commenting on the content of my video!
just thought id mention its hard to see what the subtitles say as there are 2 on top of each other, the english one and some arabic one. I dont know if I can remove the other or not
Have you tried clicking on the settings icon located at the bottom right of the screen? If Arabic appears there, selecting 'Off' should remove it. This might help clear up the subtitle issue by eliminating the overlap. Let me know if that works for you!
14:57 i was absolutely baffled at the mango & pine smoothie. idk who translated that into english for the packaging, but we do NOT call pineapple "pine" because pine is a kind of tree
Ya udah princess mau ikut willy salim makan pilih pilih makanan di 7 eleven...
Selamanya..
Tapi saya sih ikutan juga praktek setiap hari boleh aja...
Padahal cuman mimpi.
Tapi jangan mimpi...
Kedua.
Willy salim janjinya bawa saya belanja makanan di 7 eleven berdua...
Gimana...
Apakah bisa cepat terjadi...
Tiwi yiyi menunggu kabar baik dari km.
Miss you willy salim... 🤕😢😢😢😢
Wow. So cheap