24 HOURS OF JAPANESE CONVENIENCE STORE FOOD

Convenience stores are a quick and efficient way for Japanese people to grab a meal for breakfast, lunch or dinner. So in today’s episode I’m going to eat 24 hours at two of the most popular convenience stores in Japan, (Family Mart & Lawsons).

When traveling to Japan, you’ll find one of these convenience stores near your hotel or getting off the train. So, if you are hungry and want to grab a quick bite, check out this episode to give you some ideas of what to try when visiting a Japanese convenience store.

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Previous Japanese Convenience Stores Episode with 7 Eleven: [ Ссылка ]

What I Ate:
• Melon Frappe 350 YEN/$2.37 USD
• Pizza Bun 160 YEN/$1.08 USD
• Fried Chicken 220 YEN/$1.49 USD
• Special Bun 88 YEN/$0.60 USD
• Egg Salad Sandwich 286 YEN/$1.94 USD
• Luxury Salmon Onigiri 248 YEN/$1.68 USD
• Fruit Sandwich 398 YEN/$2.69 USD
• Tenkaippin Ramen 356 YEN/$2.41 USD
• Cheese Karage 248 YEN/$1.68 USD
• Pancake Latte 183 YEN/$1.24 USD
• Katsu Don 592 YEN/$4.00 USD
• Kalbi Onigiri 235 YEN/$1.59 USD
• Doramochi 192 YEN/$1.30 USD
• Strawberry Mochi Roll 397 YEN/$2.68 USD

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