Here in America you have to be half crazy to eat food from convenience stores, when I visited Kyoto and Osaka I was extremely surprised of the quality of their food for such little price, another great video 👍
Many other Asian countries have much more food in convenience stores compared to convenience stores from other areas, though Japan is still at the top.
"Half crazy", not "whole" haha... Love your sense of humor ! And yes, I wouldn't care less about food at those places in the U.S, you eat it for survival haha... Sometimes I rather die than eat those honestly haha...
Maiko’s amazing ability to converse from Japanese to mix-kine to English within milliseconds is so cool when she is presenting her parts...always “itadakimasu” ✨🤙🏼✨ (both of you make such a great combination when reviewing foods...always sincere & always uninhibited reactions...)
Thank you for another great video! What I like most about you, Paolo and Maiko, is your positive attitude to everything even when you don't really like them, and being honest with us about it. You guys are someone I would've liked to meet in high school and keep in touch through my life. ^^
As a paramedic in America, this makes me so jealous that your convenience stores sell.... Food. The closest thing to food in a gas station here is over salted sunflower seeds and a banana. And no healthy drinks other than coffee and water. Are these kinds of convenience store usually open through the night?
i just discovered Paolo and im currently binging all Paolo content :D. I hope you do more "day in the life" i loved the mangaka one. I hope he does more around the mangaka industry
If I'm not mistaken the word Pan in japanese came from the Portuguese "pão" which was probably "pan" back in the 1500s. Just reminding that the Portuguese were the first europeans to come in contact with Japan, that's why I think it's from them and not from Spanish.
I just found your channel and I’m marathoning all of your videos! You have an amazingly bright personality and the content is definitely top notch and very interesting to watch. Keep up the good work!!
I am going to Japan for 3 weeks soon and was panicking after your video about finishing a restaurant meal and no doggy bags. Then I found this lifesaver. Hallelujah! I thought I was gonna starve. I'll be living on fried chicken and carbonara now, with a healthy dose of ramen. I wish you could know how relieved I am! All my thanks...you just made me very happy.
5:20 everytime Paolo drinks beer I wanna try it, he make it looks delicious, though I'm not a fan of beer 🤣🤣 maybe trying beer from Japan will change my mind
everybody is so busy watching the food no body realised the naked women statue at 16:57 for necklace handing in the background and it was there the whole time, left side you're welcome, btw maiko and Paolo make such good and informative videos that I feel I know what to get to live there
Paolo! Today I tried a kimchi onigiri with spam and seaweed at a local farmers market in Arlington, Virginia! I was so excited to see a taste of Japan right here on my way home from work! After watching so many of your videos I HAD to try it! They are SO GOOD!! Thank you!!
Awww, he’s so sweetly and almost childishly pleased with everything. Just loving it all with big, bright eyed enthusia-- *SQUEEE* is that carbonara?!! Lookit how the cheese melted into a beautiful pool of goodness just coating every noodle as heslurpsitallup OHSWEETMOTHER
Paolo, I love your videos and binge on them DAILY! My 2019 goal is to take a 2-week visit to Japan. Thank you for giving me places to visit and things to do when I get there! I'm going to get my Ja-"pan" t-shirt ASAP!
The ikura onigiri got me impressed. I had it as a gift from my sister when she got back from Tokyo. She bought it before the flight and put it in a heat-protected bag. After like nearly half a day when I finally got it on my hand, it was still in perfect condition. The rice itself didn't fall apart and still remained flavorful. The ikura inside surprisingly wasn't popped! The onigiri was awesomely fresh like you just took it out from the konbini a minute ago! That onigiri is definitely a must-try!!
This is this the first time I saw your blogs. And its amazing. We will be in Japan 1 week from now and your ‘lists’ help us a lot!!!! More videos to come 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I think I'm gonna get all my breakfast from the convenience store. Aaaah so excited to go back to Japan this week! Thank you for this video Paolo and Maiko!
Came back from Japan about 5 days ago, and man i cannot tell you how much i miss these convenience stores, i used to wake up at 4am with my friend because we were so jet lagged the first few days and we would walk around the block and try everything 7eleven had, good times, i miss you 🇯🇵!
I lived in Tokyo December 1963 to September 1967. I am so jealous the fast food industry has become so good and plentiful! My only consolation is that a restaurant nearby my school would bring two bowls of tori curry and rice on a bicycle. My delivery guy would joke that he couldn't believe I wanted to each day from Monday through Saturday. At 78, I still dream about those two servings once in a while. But you got Tonkatsu sandwiches! I am so jealous. To me Tonkatsu is the primo dishes of Japan. Thank you for this greet video!
when we visited Japan we'd get our lunches from their konbini and I was so surprised at how fresh everything always looked, we basically lived off onigiri since it's cheap and portable
I know I'm late on this video. But I absolutely LOVE this because, I feel like everything you picked is still very familiar to people visiting from the states. I could enjoy every single one of these.
Going to Japan for the first time next month and I’ve just been binge watching all your videos! Can’t wait to eat my way through Japan! Thanks for another great upload!
the way you eat makes it look and sound delicious! "saku saku" perfection :D can't wait for these yummies when we go to Japan at end of February! いただきまーす！
The carbonara was my go to for dinner of I didn't want to cook. Gyoza from 7/11 is pretty good too. Also, I only found it in the south, but the blueberry jam and cream cheese sandwiches just reminded me of my childhood
Awesome video, thank you for another great list of food I can try whenever I go to Japan. Again it's hard for me to watch cause of how hungry I get from watching. Food looks so tasty @ @
You've definitely inspired me to be more adventurous the next time I'm in Tokyo. I love, love, love conbinis andI usually focus on the sweet stuff and the onigiri of course! But I have to step up my game now!!
I had a tonsillectomy Monday, and I’m so happy I have discovered your videos. I have been watching your videos, especially food non stop haha! Because I can’t yet
I amost watched all of your videos Paolo. I really missed Japan. I think I've left a part of me when we visited there. Working my career path so that I will end up living there together with my family. Wished us luck!
Hello Paolo, Thanks for another wonderful video. I need to quit watching your food videos late at night. Lol. They all Looked so delicious. I am so happy for you that your audience grow so fast in such a short period of time. Good job! Wish you Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Just came home from a trip to Japan i did with my sister and because we were on a budget we tried SO MUCH konbini food! I am so fascinated by how fast their ovens work .D crazy japanese oven technology .D Haven't tried oden yet though .( the shame!
Can i ask how much did you think you spend for the trip and how many days that took you.. im planning on going for a anniversary of my parents and im saving up so i just need a idea hehe tnks
thanks for the call out to kurage-kun! I loved that when i was in Tokyo! But I'm surprised you didnt mention Pizza Man!! Those are awesome, and we have nothing like that in the USA
I'm going to Japan in 2 months and I will do my best to try everything u show us in ure videos!!! Tnks u, this make me really exiting I can't wait to go!! U made look all that food sooooo tasty....!!!!!
I've been watching quite a few of your videos, thank you !!! Taking my daughter to Japan in June for her graduation & we are so stoked!! I was born in Naha, unfortunately this will be my first trip back to Japan since I was too young to remember. If Maiko is available to get married at the end of June, that would be great ;-) Kidding, I luv her insight and voice. Great job you two... P.S. - I have a multi page spreadsheet of your recommendations.
First video of yours I've seen, randomly ran across--I subscribed before the video was even over. This video is interesting, informative, and fun! I look forward to scoping out the rest of the channel!!
Your favorite word...."Freaking!!" Lol! Supermarkets here in NY or in the U.S. are nothing like ones in Japan.... I wish I were in Japan. All those food looked amazing!! They're heavenly place for those who can't cook or hate cooking or too busy...no time to cook! Boy! MENCHI KATSU looked great! There was a little shop near our house in Tokyo when I was little & once in a while mom bought a fresh, just fried MENCHI KATSU & it was so delicious as it was still warm & so crispy!!! I miss that... All of food looked FREAKING good!!!!! lol!
Your assessment is great. Have been to Tokyo a few times recently and I always start my day with a meal from the convenience store. Similar to The Saver, it is a really cheap way to go. Breakfast at a cafe here in Melbourne, Australia averages around $20-$25 with a coffee. Sushi for lunch and then a hot meal - usually ramen - for dinner. Beers from the convenience store and you are set. Also it depends on where you choose to eat. If you are in a tourist hub like Kyoto, then it is more expensive and not necessarily better food. Walk a couple of blocks away from the hub and check buildings that have several floors as often there will be restaurants on upper levels that are cheaper than the ground floor one.
Japan convenience stores were my daily go to. I loved trying out all the different onigiri. For 700 yen I would get an onigiri, a sandwich, one or two spicy chicken and a drink. After eating I was stuffed and that would be my main meal of the day so for 10$ across to meals you can be fine the whole day. Here in the U.S. I would eat a lot more throughout the day but still wouldn't be satisfied. There (in Okinawa) I found the food more satisfying and I didn't feel the need to eat so often, I loved it.
In the Philippines, the best convenience food store chicken is from Ministop called Uncle John’s. I had bad experience with eating chicken from Family Mart (undercooked with blood). 7-11 here has the best food in my opinion, like sandwiches and siopao.
My Top 10 Convenience Store Sweets th-cam.com/video/JwK_HO9-UsU/w-d-xo.html
Maiko's top ten?
Is the first one vegetarian??
Amazing！
Paolo fromTOKYO have a carbonara in Rome, you’ll drop your jaw. ✌🏼😁
Pronounced Woo-Ster shire
Here in America you have to be half crazy to eat food from convenience stores, when I visited Kyoto and Osaka I was extremely surprised of the quality of their food for such little price, another great video 👍
Thanks Alberto.
Many other Asian countries have much more food in convenience stores compared to convenience stores from other areas, though Japan is still at the top.
"Half crazy", not "whole" haha... Love your sense of humor ! And yes, I wouldn't care less about food at those places in the U.S, you eat it for survival haha... Sometimes I rather die than eat those honestly haha...
U make me hungry 🤤
Maiko’s amazing ability to converse from Japanese to mix-kine to English within milliseconds is so cool when she is presenting her parts...always “itadakimasu” ✨🤙🏼✨ (both of you make such a great combination when reviewing foods...always sincere & always uninhibited reactions...)
Thanks. I was wondering what she was saying.
Thank you for another great video! What I like most about you, Paolo and Maiko, is your positive attitude to everything even when you don't really like them, and being honest with us about it. You guys are someone I would've liked to meet in high school and keep in touch through my life. ^^
That's nice of you to say. I'll share this with Maiko. Thanks for watching.
As a paramedic in America, this makes me so jealous that your convenience stores sell.... Food. The closest thing to food in a gas station here is over salted sunflower seeds and a banana. And no healthy drinks other than coffee and water.
Are these kinds of convenience store usually open through the night?
yeah, 24/7! So convenient.
All my 7-11 has is hot dogs, pretzels and pizza
Matt Gales America bro.... my 7-11 always be out of hotdogs and their nacho cheese smh 🤦♂️
Seems like you could have left out the paramedic part.
@@kingcobrajfsofficial hahaha fr what an unnecessary humble brag who cares if you're a paramedic at least mention it when it makes sense
i just discovered Paolo and im currently binging all Paolo content :D. I hope you do more "day in the life" i loved the mangaka one. I hope he does more around the mangaka industry
You're so happy and positive in your videos, I love it. Great channel! Never change. :)
Love the guy/girl point of view. I want to visit and your videos are great for tourist.
Thanks Sema. I hope you can visit sooner than later.
Maiko here reminds me of Bulma from DragonBall Z
And Paolo is Vegeta or Yamcha?
:))) Paolo as young Master Roshi then :)))
似てるね
@@TheDoouap ofc he as vegeta and their son is trunks
*Pan* also means bread in Spanish
Oscar Antonio Yup
If I'm not mistaken the word Pan in japanese came from the Portuguese "pão" which was probably "pan" back in the 1500s. Just reminding that the Portuguese were the first europeans to come in contact with Japan, that's why I think it's from them and not from Spanish.
Caolho, o Pirata you are correct
it’s pronounced almost the same way in french, but spelled as “pain”. must be the latin roots!
I just found your channel and I’m marathoning all of your videos! You have an amazingly bright personality and the content is definitely top notch and very interesting to watch. Keep up the good work!!
Maiko is so funny! "How did you hold it? You have like an iron hand." haha
I am going to Japan for 3 weeks soon and was panicking after your video about finishing a restaurant meal and no doggy bags. Then I found this lifesaver. Hallelujah! I thought I was gonna starve. I'll be living on fried chicken and carbonara now, with a healthy dose of ramen. I wish you could know how relieved I am! All my thanks...you just made me very happy.
5:20 everytime Paolo drinks beer I wanna try it, he make it looks delicious, though I'm not a fan of beer 🤣🤣 maybe trying beer from Japan will change my mind
everybody is so busy watching the food no body realised the naked women statue at 16:57 for necklace handing in the background and it was there the whole time, left side you're welcome, btw maiko and Paolo make such good and informative videos that I feel I know what to get to live there
Paolo! Today I tried a kimchi onigiri with spam and seaweed at a local farmers market in Arlington, Virginia! I was so excited to see a taste of Japan right here on my way home from work! After watching so many of your videos I HAD to try it! They are SO GOOD!! Thank you!!
Awww, he’s so sweetly and almost childishly pleased with everything. Just loving it all with big, bright eyed enthusia-- *SQUEEE* is that carbonara?!! Lookit how the cheese melted into a beautiful pool of goodness just coating every noodle as heslurpsitallup OHSWEETMOTHER
Watching this in the pandemic and just imagining myself in Japan eating konbini food huhu thank you Paolo and Maiko
OMG WOW Amazing Blue Hair!! And I can't wait till I get to Tokyo to try that Daily Fried Chicken! And ALL the others!! Great idea!! Thanks..
Paolo, I love your videos and binge on them DAILY! My 2019 goal is to take a 2-week visit to Japan. Thank you for giving me places to visit and things to do when I get there! I'm going to get my Ja-"pan" t-shirt ASAP!
Just curious if you reached your goal or not?
I love her hair 😍
The ikura onigiri got me impressed. I had it as a gift from my sister when she got back from Tokyo. She bought it before the flight and put it in a heat-protected bag. After like nearly half a day when I finally got it on my hand, it was still in perfect condition. The rice itself didn't fall apart and still remained flavorful. The ikura inside surprisingly wasn't popped! The onigiri was awesomely fresh like you just took it out from the konbini a minute ago! That onigiri is definitely a must-try!!
That pop sound when he bit the top off the fried chicken😂😂😂 the sound of a TRUE fried chicken lover. You strip it to the bare bone with your teeth!
This is this the first time I saw your blogs. And its amazing. We will be in Japan 1 week from now and your ‘lists’ help us a lot!!!! More videos to come 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Glad you found the channel Gemma. I have lots of Top 10 videos in Tokyo. One of my favorites - th-cam.com/video/Evj7OLJ8rcc/w-d-xo.html
I love love love the sandwiches from the convenience stores. So delicious and fresh. And some chip star!
I think I'm gonna get all my breakfast from the convenience store. Aaaah so excited to go back to Japan this week! Thank you for this video Paolo and Maiko!
hahahah, so much food to eat. Have a great trip! Thanks for watching Jena.
I envy the convenience store in Japan like Lawson or Family Mart have so many delicious food to buy ...yummy
Great video!! You and Maiko have such fun-to-watch and friendly personalities~
Thanks mitsukislife! We have a good time making the videos.
Came back from
Japan about 5 days ago, and man i cannot tell you how much i miss these convenience stores, i used to wake up at 4am with my friend because we were so jet lagged the first few days and we would walk around the block and try everything 7eleven had, good times, i miss you 🇯🇵!
I lived in Tokyo December 1963 to September 1967. I am so jealous the fast food industry has become so good and plentiful! My only consolation is that a restaurant nearby my school would bring two bowls of tori curry and rice on a bicycle. My delivery guy would joke that he couldn't believe I wanted to each day from Monday through Saturday. At 78, I still dream about those two servings once in a while. But you got Tonkatsu sandwiches! I am so jealous. To me Tonkatsu is the primo dishes of Japan. Thank you for this greet video!
Those convenience store foods look amazing. They put our American convenience stores to shame. Also Maiko's hair color is awesome!
I love the way she gets surprised with the food
She's adorable!!
It is so amazing that Japan convenience stores has so many options and the food is delicious !
when we visited Japan we'd get our lunches from their konbini and I was so surprised at how fresh everything always looked, we basically lived off onigiri since it's cheap and portable
Affordable
Maybe an update version of this! Very entertaining! All looked so good and delicious!
Let’s hear Maiko’s top 10 now!
Lisa W yes please!!!!
Even if the videos are 4 years old, they are so good. A good time killer when in hospital.
I know I'm late on this video. But I absolutely LOVE this because, I feel like everything you picked is still very familiar to people visiting from the states. I could enjoy every single one of these.
Nice 👍 video .Thanks 🙏 for your hard work. ❤️and regards from Sri Lanka to both of you.
Going to Japan for the first time next month and I’ve just been binge watching all your videos! Can’t wait to eat my way through Japan! Thanks for another great upload!
Thanks Donilon. Hope you enjoy your trip!
the way you eat makes it look and sound delicious! "saku saku" perfection :D can't wait for these yummies when we go to Japan at end of February! いただきまーす！
The carbonara was my go to for dinner of I didn't want to cook. Gyoza from 7/11 is pretty good too. Also, I only found it in the south, but the blueberry jam and cream cheese sandwiches just reminded me of my childhood
very nice vlog, a lot of informations...buy food before shops will close...discount!
Thanks Francis. That strategy works well at supermarkets.
Love it so much. You are Awesome. God bless. So amusingly enjoyable to watch.
Maiko’s blue hair 😍
i lived on those 7-11 carbonaras whilst cycling around Taiwan....the Japanese version looks even better :)
Awesome video, thank you for another great list of food I can try whenever I go to Japan. Again it's hard for me to watch cause of how hungry I get from watching. Food looks so tasty @ @
You've definitely inspired me to be more adventurous the next time I'm in Tokyo. I love, love, love conbinis andI usually focus on the sweet stuff and the onigiri of course! But I have to step up my game now!!
Game on!
I had a tonsillectomy Monday, and I’m so happy I have discovered your videos. I have been watching your videos, especially food non stop haha! Because I can’t yet
I hope you get well soon. Glad the videos could help. Take care.
Paolo fromTOKYO can you please do a review on a cat cafe??
Hello from Iran! Love you :)
Love the videos you and your wife post! Thank you for all your hard work!
That Big Bang advertisement at 2:21! 😂
New to KPOP so everything excites me.
danibeans this channel is amazing I’ve sub to it and his tokyo zebra channel about him and his wife.
How wholesome can this get
I amost watched all of your videos Paolo. I really missed Japan. I think I've left a part of me when we visited there. Working my career path so that I will end up living there together with my family. Wished us luck!
I’m going to be traveling to Tokyo for the first time in March. Your videos are helping plan my trip! Can’t wait to see and try all these places!
Hope you have an awesome trip in March!
The foodgasm after every first bite was great XD !
Another amazing video! I am looking fwd to visiting Japan again when there is a covid vaccine and travelling is safe again.
Tried chicken kaarage for the first time today and I looooved it!!!
Miko, LOVE YOUR HAIR!!
Hello Paolo, Thanks for another wonderful video. I need to quit watching your food videos late at night. Lol. They all
Looked so delicious. I am so happy for you that your audience grow so fast in such a short period of time. Good job! Wish you Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Hey Amy! I'm happy that more and more people are enjoying the videos. Thanks again for watching.
Just came home from a trip to Japan i did with my sister and because we were on a budget we tried SO MUCH konbini food! I am so fascinated by how fast their ovens work .D crazy japanese oven technology .D Haven't tried oden yet though .( the shame!
the convenience stores are just so super convenient over here. They have everything as you found out.
Was it easy to stay on budget whilst eating mostly from a kobini?
Another reason not to visit Japan on a small budget, it’s gonna be once in a life time so make it fancy.
Bomen Orange yes you’re right. I am going next week and it’s likely once in a lifetime...sad but I’m from the U.K. so it’s pricey...I’m excited!!!
Can i ask how much did you think you spend for the trip and how many days that took you.. im planning on going for a anniversary of my parents and im saving up so i just need a idea hehe tnks
Omg your wife’s hair colour is AMAZING 😊
Oh I'm soo kinda addicted to Oden, it was such a huge pleasure to see you grab some delicious items, tank you it was a amazing video ^^
Oden is super nice during these cold days.
You should eat the real Carbonara here in Italy ☺️ !
Thank you to show this little corner of Paradise!
thanks for the call out to kurage-kun! I loved that when i was in Tokyo! But I'm surprised you didnt mention Pizza Man!! Those are awesome, and we have nothing like that in the USA
We were in Japan in 2015. Now we can't wait to go back and try all this food.
You'll have to come back sooner than later!
Do a video with Abroad in Japan :) Realize he's in North Japan, but I'm sure he visits Tokyo time to time..
Frank Sandqvist or with Only in Japan. He's good too
I'd be up for that!
And this too!
only in japan would clash with Chris from Abroad
Dude your channel is gonna blow up soon. Love the content
Thanks Rohit!
Going to Tokyo next week for the first time !! Can't wait to try all these wonderful foods. :D Thanks Paolo
Jean-Marc Bradford How was Tokyo?? I’ll be there later this summer!
@@arianabyrd8322 Have not left yet!! Leaving tomorrow woot woot
I'm going to Japan in 2 months and I will do my best to try everything u show us in ure videos!!! Tnks u, this make me really exiting I can't wait to go!! U made look all that food sooooo tasty....!!!!!
Thanks Adriana. Let me know what you think of all the food after you try it. Enjoy!
Ah ..so hungry..lol
I see foods I like especially Japanese convenient stores’ foods 😋
I love that Paolo loves fried chicken
"SCRUMDIDDLYUMPTIOUS TREATS!" I love you so much Paolo 😂😂❤️
I've been watching quite a few of your videos, thank you !!! Taking my daughter to Japan in June for her graduation & we are so stoked!! I was born in Naha, unfortunately this will be my first trip back to Japan since I was too young to remember. If Maiko is available to get married at the end of June, that would be great ;-) Kidding, I luv her insight and voice. Great job you two... P.S. - I have a multi page spreadsheet of your recommendations.
Looks good my friend. Perhaps one day I will be able to try it myself.
HAHA Paolo "if you dont like it, then say it!"
we are going to Tokyo again in march so are binge watching all your videos. They are GREAT!
Thanks for the super nice comment vanessa!
So jealous and hungry now. I want all of that food here too! Especially the curry pan and onigiri
Mee
I love that you guys always share your food :)
Thanks Nur! It's hard for me to finish it all myself.
I'd like to think that you ate all of these in one sitting. :) Thanks for the review. If/when I make it to Tokyo I will definitely try these.
I admit, I was distracted with this vid. Love your food commentaries. Keep it up!
First video of yours I've seen, randomly ran across--I subscribed before the video was even over. This video is interesting, informative, and fun! I look forward to scoping out the rest of the channel!!
Awesome! Glad you liked the video adelaamarante.
Paolo fromTOKYO I'm Deaf, so I *LOVE* that your videos have captions. Keep up the good work!
wow....I'm glad that you can still enjoy my videos with the subtitles. Thanks for the feedback!
Love the Worcestershire sauce part! Funny tho they called it Lea and Perrin's over here in the UK. Keep up the awesome work guys!!!
Watching them eat makes the video more satisfying tbh
Thanks Cooler 1478!
Your favorite word...."Freaking!!" Lol!
Supermarkets here in NY or in the U.S. are nothing like ones in Japan.... I wish I were in Japan. All those food looked amazing!! They're heavenly place for those who can't cook or hate cooking or too busy...no time to cook!
Boy! MENCHI KATSU looked great! There was a little shop near our house in Tokyo when I was little & once in a while mom bought a fresh, just fried MENCHI KATSU & it was so delicious as it was still warm & so crispy!!! I miss that... All of food looked FREAKING good!!!!! lol!
Your assessment is great. Have been to Tokyo a few times recently and I always start my day with a meal from the convenience store. Similar to The Saver, it is a really cheap way to go. Breakfast at a cafe here in Melbourne, Australia averages around $20-$25 with a coffee. Sushi for lunch and then a hot meal - usually ramen - for dinner. Beers from the convenience store and you are set. Also it depends on where you choose to eat. If you are in a tourist hub like Kyoto, then it is more expensive and not necessarily better food. Walk a couple of blocks away from the hub and check buildings that have several floors as often there will be restaurants on upper levels that are cheaper than the ground floor one.
hahahaha....convenience store beers are awesome!
1:45 bulma, is that you ? 😮✨
I have black hair, does that make me goku? :/
Nick Musetti no that makes you racist
The convenience stores are one of the things I miss most about my trip to Japan. Family Mart was my favorite!
Japan convenience stores were my daily go to. I loved trying out all the different onigiri. For 700 yen I would get an onigiri, a sandwich, one or two spicy chicken and a drink. After eating I was stuffed and that would be my main meal of the day so for 10$ across to meals you can be fine the whole day. Here in the U.S. I would eat a lot more throughout the day but still wouldn't be satisfied. There (in Okinawa) I found the food more satisfying and I didn't feel the need to eat so often, I loved it.
Really cool my friend, i can't wait for the next vlog
Thanks Sami.
ohhh God somebody please open a convenvience store selling this type of food in Australia!
YES CONBINI FOOD! I was wondering when you'd do a video like this ^_^ Thanks always for the awesome videos 🌟
Thanks Tina.
Dude I love this video
Both of you guys are super AMAZING! Thank you so much for the yummy food quest! Can't wait to try them soon!
Thanks AnnJ!
コンビニにはいつも助けられてます✌️マイコ可愛い💕
In the Philippines, the best convenience food store chicken is from Ministop called Uncle John’s. I had bad experience with eating chicken from Family Mart (undercooked with blood). 7-11 here has the best food in my opinion, like sandwiches and siopao.
Maiko-san reaction is the best.
Good and affordable for budget travellers, thank you.
I loved this video !
Hello from France 🇫🇷🇫🇷
Hello from Tokyo!