There are a bunch of convenience store in Japan, called ‘Konbini’ in Japanese.
And they are much better than the other countries’ convenience stores.
Whether you’re looking for a quick snack, a refreshing drink, or something to take home as a souvenir, Japan’s konbinis have got you covered.
In this guide, I will introduce you to some of the best convenience store products that you simply can’t miss.
And there are three famous convenience stores in Japan, therefore, I will introduce some products of each store.
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Seven Eleven – 1st Convenience store
Seven-Eleven is the largest convenience store chain in Japan, known for its wide selection of high-quality products and services.
Their famous “Seven Premium” line provides an exclusive range of products that cater to the diverse tastes of their customers.
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Lawson – 2nd Convenience store
Lawson is a popular Japanese convenience store chain that offers a warm and welcoming shopping experience.
There are various stores which are “Natural Lawson” and “Lawson Store 100” brands, the chain emphasizes health-conscious and budget-friendly products.
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Family Mart – 3rd Convenience store
FamilyMart is one of Japan’s leading convenience store chains and many japanese people called “Famima”.
FamilyMart offers everything from quick snacks to daily necessities.
The store’s emphasis on customer satisfaction and community involvement makes it a favorite among locals and tourists alike.
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Seven Eleven
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Karaage Stick – ¥180
This is Karaage with a stick.
Karaage is the fried chicken but The texture on the outside is different from fried chicken.
And this is the most favorite food in Seven Eleven for me because this is so reasonable and easy to eat.
Meat Source Doria – ¥334
This is one of the best products among Japanese and this is a rice casserole with white sauce.
The lunch box or those products have really good quality in the Japanese convenience store
Moko Tanmen Nakamoto – ¥259
If you like a spicy food, you should eat this cup noodle.
Normally the spicy cup noodle is just a spicy and it’s difficult for me to feel tasty, and more often it just feels spicy.
However this cup perfectly balances deliciousness with spiciness.
Lawson
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Mochi Puyo – ¥113
A chewy dough filled with a smooth milk cream made from Hokkaido fresh cream.
And when I was a university student, this is my daily deserts after my class because it is so reasonable and I can eat just a one bite.
Thick Egg Sand – ¥354
A thick omelet mixing up with Japanese dashi and, sandwiched and accented with mustard and mayonnaise.
If you are crazy about the egg, this is essential to eat in Japan.
Pork Cutlet Sandwich collaborated with Maisen – ¥484
You can buy this sandwich on the specific stores which have “Machikado Chubo” and the stock is limited. However, this pork cutlet is nearly the same quality as the restaurant, and their source which is composed with vegetables, fruit is a really good accent.
Family Mart
Price and Name are referred to by this site
Fami Chicken – ￥213
This is the signature menu in Family Mart and once you eat this, Juicy meat juices come out, and you will be crazy about this.
Thick Noodle Yakisoba – ¥378
This is not normal yakisoba because this noodle is thicker than normal yakisoba and it will be chewy.
And I just would like to tell you that Japanese frozen products are no longer frozen products. It is almost a restaurant product.
Once you eat that, you can understand what I said!!
Chocolate Corn – ¥138
This is the chocolate product and once you eat this, chocolate is gonna be melted in your mouth so quickly and you can taste chocolate.
This is the most favorite quick snack in Japan for me so if you have a chance to eat some snacks, please pick this up!
