Japanese convenience stores are in a league of their own! In addition to unique foods, snacks, books, and all sorts of other essentials, they also provide postage, printing, and ticketing services! True one-stop-shops with an emphasis on convenience!
Crazy Cheap but Crazy Quality: Why You’ll Love This Japanese Convenience Store
Hokkaido’s most popular convenience store chain is Seicomart (or ‘Secoma’ for short). This private brand is characterized by its focus on Hokkaido ingredients along with the unique ‘Hot Chef’ fresh and in-house lunch service! Let's take a look at some of Seicomart's most requested Hokkaido-produced food items!
How Tasty is Convenience Store Food in Japan Really? Our Review of 7-Eleven Bento Boxes!
Along with a large selection of snacks, Japanese convenience stores also offer proper meals, including boxed lunches known as bento. From sushi to spaghetti, there’s a diverse selection that caters to pretty much every taste. Despite this, due to the overpackaging and processed nature, many don’t associate convenience store food with quality.
To find out how these bento and other lunches really taste, we sat down with college students Ami and Anna, who consider themselves convenience store connoisseurs. Let them take you on a culinary journey through the world of convenience store lunches!
Inside Tokyo's First Vegan Japanese-Style Convenience Store!
While the food in Japanese convenience stores is undeniably delicious, there is a growing movement seeking healthier eats to suit alternative lifestyles. Enter Vegan Store: a combination of an all-vegan family restaurant and convenience store. Located in Asakusa, one of the prominent tourist hubs in old Tokyo, this new convenience store is stocked with all sorts of certified vegan foods – plus a variety of household items too!
Written by:
- Category
*Prices and options mentioned are subject to change.
*Unless stated otherwise, all prices include tax.
Limited time offer: 10% discount coupons available now!
Recommended places for you
-
7-Eleven MARUNOUCHI CENTER BLDG. Store
Convenience Stores
Tokyo Station
-
7-Eleven MARUNOUCHI EIRAKU BLDG. Store
Convenience Stores
Tokyo Station
-
7-Eleven OTEMACHI NOMURA BLDG. Store
Convenience Stores
Tokyo Station
-
7-Eleven YURAKUCHOEKIMAE Store
Convenience Stores
Ginza
-
7-Eleven MARUBENI BLDG. Store
Convenience Stores
Tokyo Station
-
7-Eleven Tokiwabashi Tower 3F Store
Convenience Stores
Tokyo Station
-
12 Unique & Fun Tokyo Food Tours to Enjoy in 2024
-
Step Into the Story: Inside Immersive Fort Tokyo
-
Discover Osaka Station City: A Journey Through Its Most Fascinating Spots
-
Where to Eat in Yokohama: 10 Must-Try Restaurants for Yakiniku, Izakayas, Unique Dining & More
-
The CASIO S100: How CASIO's Masterpiece Calculator Redefines Business Elegance With Japan-Made Reliability
-
15 Must-Try Restaurants in Ikebukuro: From Aged Yakiniku to All-You-Can-Eat Sushi, Plus Adorable Animal Cafés
-
Easy Day Trip from Tokyo! Ultimate Sightseeing Guide for Hakone & Lake Ashinoko!
-
Kesennuma City Memorial Museum (Ruins of Koyo High School): Telling the Story of the 3/11 Great East Japan Earthquake
-
7-Eleven VS. Family Mart: Taste Testing $2 Chicken at Japanese Convenience Stores!
-
Osaka Koreatown: In Search of the Best Eats in the Korean Roots of Osaka's Tsuruhashi Market
-
Inside Tokyo's First Vegan Japanese-Style Convenience Store!
-
Top 5 Convenience Store Spicy Snacks: Is Japanese Food Actually Spicy? (Taste Test)
- #best sushi japan
- #what to do in odaiba
- #what to bring to japan
- #new years in tokyo
- #best ramen japan
- #what to buy in ameyoko
- #japanese nail trends
- #things to do japan
- #onsen tattoo friendly tokyo
- #daiso
- #best coffee japan
- #best japanese soft drinks
- #best yakiniku japan
- #japanese fashion culture
- #japanese convenience store snacks