C'mon folks... I'm not the only one who started giggling when the big sausage was unwrapped! That just goes to show some of us have the same sense of humour! 😂
Thank you for these videos! I love how you do both expensive things that I can probably never experience for myself but also cheap things that maybe I can try one day.
Man, I haven't had one of those fishcake sausages in forever. I used to eat them all the time when I was a kid. I don't stock my fridge with Japanese items as much as my mom used to, so I don't eat a lot of things as much as I used to. But seeing that sausage is so nostalgic for me. I can even remember the taste...
Im taking note of that cold pasta. I normally dont like cold pasta but with all my favorite things in it I can 100% look over the cold and enjoy a refreshing pasta. Need to visit Japan T_T
We have the consomme corn snacks in our country! They come in bags, though, not cups 😅 It's called Bissli. There's a bunch of shapes and flavors - pizza, falafel, onion, barbecue. It's so frickin' good. The pasta-shaped ones are the grill flavor
I love how in Asian culture you can buy separate items/portions like veggies and proteins and other like rice or pasta. So much easier. Thank you so much for what you share it’s so nice to have a quiet place to watch things you share.
Another great video. I think if I were to be able to go and visit Japan I would end up twice or possibly three times the size I am due to wanting to eat and try everything!! 🤣😂 💞
Those spiral corn chips are pretty great. We typically have them in larger bags in America when you buy them in the stores. Sweet and spicy are the best!
2:27 Those Corn Snacks are known here at Mexico by Crujitos, Crujitos are made by Sabritas company, they sell them on green snack bags on Cheese and chilli flavor, the ones from mexico are softer but still crunchy, Mexico is expert whit processing Corn on thousand ways 😸✌️ 🇲🇽
Yeeting that ant 🤣 sorry Ant! Love watching your videos, and all the different amazing food and drinks. Keep it up! Hopefully one day I get to visit these places.
I lived off of 7-Eleven in Japan when I travelled there. They have perfected the convenience store. It was unreal how good the food was for how cheap it was.
In Poland we have shops called Żabka (eng: frog) which are very similar to 7-Eleven and they're everywhere, sometimes very close to each other. In my hometown there are 3 Żabka's, each less than 500 meters (0,5 km) apart from each other on one long street.
I'm happy that here (germany) most stores have a sushi part of the store to always fulfill your sushi needs when on the go. And yes, the seaweed is also packed separately so it stays fresh for these kinds of rolls/ triangles. So crispy and delicious
I can't get over those prices, I know that one salad would be like, $7-9 in an America 7-11. The large sausage would probably be $4-6 range, but it's under $2 there?!
That first drink was, like, _really green!_ If it had looked any more healthy, it would have come with the local equivalent of the Surgeon General approving of it in person.
Quite a difference between 7-11 in Japan and 7-11 in the US. Most I have been to in the US are surrounded by homeless people and drug addicts, and a lot of times the food has been heated way past its prime. The food selection in Japan looks amazing!
@@equallywrong corporate has made a lot of bad decisions of late, they switched suppliers a few years back now it's just greasy in a bad way, not in a good way like it used to be sadly
If I had a Japanese 7-Eleven near to my appartement, I'd probably never cook again. Im already not much of a chef, but these stores have fresh healthy food options daily, and it's probably better than I would ever make. Also so affordable. The clerks would know me by name
When I went to Japan I only had available to me breakfast in the hotel, so a 7-Eleven REALLY saved my butt when it came to getting food for the rest of the day. Gotta love how they're actual convenient on that aspect.
that suasuage wrapped in a red wrapper looked like swedish falukorrv :D i fry them and have with plain pasta sometimes even if they are ready to eat. its affodable meal here when struggling
I'm always wary of things that say they're calcium rich, usually means bulked up with a lot of bone powder, and thus extremely gritty. Great way to market a waste product though!
T.Y. for showing this shop. They are right. 7-11 has great food. I like the tomato/cucumber sandwich and salads have corn in them. Everything is fresh and delivered several times throughout the day. There are numerous choices, something for everyone. Oh and good ice creams too. Along with Lawsons and circle-apple they are great, nothing at all like the US of course. It must be a stop at if you are overseas, And they are everywhere. So many people ue these convenience stores for meals, And great prices.
IMMA KEEP IT A BUCK FIDDY, MAN MAKE IT TREE FIDDY. THE CRISPY CURRY BUN and THE CORN SNACKS AND THE MAPLE FRENCH LOOK ABSOLUTELY MIGHTY FINE. ABSOLUTELY BUSSIN NO CAP ON A STACK. wow
Bruh. The level of value here is insane. This is what US convince stores used to be like now everything even the cheapest lowest quality food costs over a dollar. I'm pretty sure you can even get a small pack of gum for less than a dollar now.
7-eleven has such a dominating presence in Japan its wild. I never intended to go to Japan for fun/leisure but my work had me go there for some clients and the clients were always bringing in 7-eleven bags like oh boy. I wonder if Buc-ees would ever attempt to break in
I fricken love Japan 7-11's. Apparently 7i and Holdings, the company that owns 7-11 in Japan has purchased all of the 7-11's in Australia! I hope and pray they make them similar.!
I wish convenience stores everywhere has this much ready to eat food and utility! Would definitely make road trips more fun
I agree, our convenience stores in Canada are shit. We don't get anything like this.
And your health worse
I don't understand why can't people make their own food
They are great places to eat.. I teach overseas and love these stores. Amazing fresh food.
Yo know half of the preservatives they use are banned in most of the countries
I love GetGo here in the US. They have some really good prepared foods. :)
That poor ant waited it's whole life to get on a curry bun and was so close haha
Which timestamp? I never see the ant
@@Rath460 when she first showed the croquette
Here 2:02
R.I.P ant.
@@Xgmzydykhe.
the BIG sausage part made me giggle honestly 😭
(i have the humor of a child)
Same!
Honestly with all the manhandling it who wouldn't thought it 😂
who wouldent lmao
It was quite graphic tbf
The measuring against the hand got me 😂
Those corn chips reminded me of Fritos BBQ Twisters
Yup, just what I was thinking! Love those things.
Same
thats what they are lol
deadass same bro also ngl most of this looked mid to me I wouldn't eat that shit XD honey bbq twisters smack tho
I stimmed on the texture of those I wonder what the difference is like
i like how tasty the snacks look and i’m also impressed how affordable it is in us dollar 🥺
Mmmm, genuine reconstituted formed sausage-shaped meat product!
i came here for the sausage. it did not disappoint
C'mon folks... I'm not the only one who started giggling when the big sausage was unwrapped! That just goes to show some of us have the same sense of humour! 😂
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🤣🤣🤣😅
I laughed when he slapped it on his hand
Yea no existent humour
That curry bun looked yummy as heck.🤌
I lost my appetite because of the ant that was on the bun
@@Shadythestar03same! 😮😫
@@Shadythestar03 An ant is nothing lmao
@@Shadythestar03 understandable lol
Didnt mean to dislike your comment, I was moving around in bed and noticed I somehow hit it by mistake. Sorry. xwx
Mmmm the spiral corn snack reminds me of the smoky bbq ones we have here in the U.S. pretty tasty when you can find them. 😋🤤
Thank you for these videos!
I love how you do both expensive things that I can probably never experience for myself but also cheap things that maybe I can try one day.
That tofu bar and sausage would be like $10 each for no reason here in the US, I'm super jealous! 😑
Nah they wouldnt even have it in the US cause no one likes tofu over here
@@chaikagaz I think you missed the point.
@@boscodooley8561 say that to my face and youll regret it
Yeah I was jaw dropping on the prices as well
@@chaikagazI do
5:35 god, that's a thicc sausage.
more thicc than I usually eat
This is so awesome that I get to move around the world with you! Thanks for this!
I wish the American 7-Elevens were like yours lol
Yeah mine SUCKS!
The 7-11 Store I had in my local town sucked so bad for many years and it always smelled really bad.
America is ready for Japanese 7-11.
Man, I haven't had one of those fishcake sausages in forever. I used to eat them all the time when I was a kid. I don't stock my fridge with Japanese items as much as my mom used to, so I don't eat a lot of things as much as I used to. But seeing that sausage is so nostalgic for me. I can even remember the taste...
It tastes like crap i can still buy it at asian super markets
@@chaikagazsounds nasty asf 😂
I used to eat those all the time as a kid. They were so addicting.
@@StevenFYWong are you talking about the pink one? It's made of fish?
I imagine the whipped cream and milk, if unsweetened, to be almost buttery in flavor, so it makes sense that it would taste good in a sandwich.
Somewhat like cream cheese but better
@@donnapodhurst6552 it's like mascarpone or clotted cream
Nah its sweet
it is most definitely sweetened
It’s sweet but I’ve heard the bread is sweet too so it’s kind of like a cake
Im taking note of that cold pasta. I normally dont like cold pasta but with all my favorite things in it I can 100% look over the cold and enjoy a refreshing pasta. Need to visit Japan T_T
They have them in supermarkets here in the UK but they're not the greatest unless you go somewhere more posh
My boyfriend and I look forward to your videos 😁😁 we find it very relaxing to eat and watch together! 🩵
I love watching your videos, during lunch time. :)
It gives me a very good vibe, I"m very happy for your channel!
We have the consomme corn snacks in our country! They come in bags, though, not cups 😅 It's called Bissli. There's a bunch of shapes and flavors - pizza, falafel, onion, barbecue. It's so frickin' good.
The pasta-shaped ones are the grill flavor
2:05 He just wanted to join the video😭
I love how in Asian culture you can buy separate items/portions like veggies and proteins and other like rice or pasta. So much easier. Thank you so much for what you share it’s so nice to have a quiet place to watch things you share.
Is that why the wife is so fat?
Huh??? Literally every country on earth does this??
@@muffinconsumer4431 it feels like everyone who praises those stores has never been outside.
huh??
Another great video. I think if I were to be able to go and visit Japan I would end up twice or possibly three times the size I am due to wanting to eat and try everything!! 🤣😂 💞
Such a cool convenience store that I would love to try as we have nothing like this here. Love the variety of snacks DB got as well.
The corn snacks look like chili cheese fritos XD They come in spirals like that too
The honey barbecue ones do as well.
Those spiral corn chips are pretty great. We typically have them in larger bags in America when you buy them in the stores.
Sweet and spicy are the best!
2:27 Those Corn Snacks are known here at Mexico by Crujitos, Crujitos are made by Sabritas company, they sell them on green snack bags on Cheese and chilli flavor, the ones from mexico are softer but still crunchy, Mexico is expert whit processing Corn on thousand ways 😸✌️ 🇲🇽
Crujitos look a lot more puffed, these look more like the Fritos twists that we can get in Honey BBQ flavor here in the States.
Yeeting that ant 🤣 sorry Ant! Love watching your videos, and all the different amazing food and drinks. Keep it up! Hopefully one day I get to visit these places.
I love y'all vending machines they are the absolute best wish we had them here in US ❤
I was watching Dancing Bacon's video the other night at the tire change place in Japan that had over 100 vending machines my jaw dropped!
Wow, Japan surely has everything!
I really enjoy your channel. I found today and have been loving your videos.
The maple castella animal cakes look yummy 😊
7 Eleven in Japan has very interesting looking food & thanks DancingBacons 🕺🥓🤗
That maple french toast looked so good!
That tofu bar looks amazing! Id kill for healthier options at our 7-Elevens here in the US!
I opened my mouth trying to take a bite of pasta and drooled!
I lived off of 7-Eleven in Japan when I travelled there. They have perfected the convenience store. It was unreal how good the food was for how cheap it was.
That stuff would be so expensive here in the U.S. thanks for showing us snacks/food in your country!❤❤❤❤
Not necessarily lol
Early! been on your channel for years, love yall
I yearn for the weird 5:02 sausage
Very informational and entertaining. Thank You!
In Poland we have shops called Żabka (eng: frog) which are very similar to 7-Eleven and they're everywhere, sometimes very close to each other. In my hometown there are 3 Żabka's, each less than 500 meters (0,5 km) apart from each other on one long street.
I'm happy that here (germany) most stores have a sushi part of the store to always fulfill your sushi needs when on the go. And yes, the seaweed is also packed separately so it stays fresh for these kinds of rolls/ triangles. So crispy and delicious
I so want to try the fruit and cream sandwiches! They always look so delicious
I can't get over those prices, I know that one salad would be like, $7-9 in an America 7-11. The large sausage would probably be $4-6 range, but it's under $2 there?!
omg i miss the cold pastas and pasta salads so much. Such a nice and quick pasta meal
The bitter irony that an American brand has all of these great options overseas and yet have lack those options on their domestic market.
10 TRY 7-ELEVEN AT JAPAN THIS IS GREAT
There's a type of meat log/sausage you can get in Australia that we call 'Straz'... (Strasburg sausage). It is wonderful cold with a bit of ketchup.
That first drink was, like, _really green!_ If it had looked any more healthy, it would have come with the local equivalent of the Surgeon General approving of it in person.
I giggled at the big sausage.. I wish our convenience stores in the U.S. were this awesome.
The corn snack that you had Look like "Kurkure snacks"😂😂 It's one of my fav flavour LoL
We loved eating from 7-Eleven on our visit to Japan!
💙💙💙 my 🕺💃🥓s!! 😘🥰
We have to spiral corn snacks in the US. They're made by Frito. The chile flavored ones are the best.
Quite a difference between 7-11 in Japan and 7-11 in the US. Most I have been to in the US are surrounded by homeless people and drug addicts, and a lot of times the food has been heated way past its prime.
The food selection in Japan looks amazing!
For that very reason, Wawa has risen to become the new king of convenient stores with the exception of Casey's in the Midwest.
@@equallywrongcaseys fell off hard
Kwik star is the new king of gas station food
@embersaffron5522 I can believe that. I had heard Casey's had the best pizza. Unfortunately, Casey's are mostly in rural places far far away from me.
@@equallywrong corporate has made a lot of bad decisions of late, they switched suppliers a few years back now it's just greasy in a bad way, not in a good way like it used to be sadly
I can't WAIT for the NYE fried chicken feast!
If I had a Japanese 7-Eleven near to my appartement, I'd probably never cook again. Im already not much of a chef, but these stores have fresh healthy food options daily, and it's probably better than I would ever make. Also so affordable. The clerks would know me by name
Hello from Nebraska, USA.
You can live out of 7-Eleven In Japan if you visit on a budget.
When I went to Japan I only had available to me breakfast in the hotel, so a 7-Eleven REALLY saved my butt when it came to getting food for the rest of the day.
Gotta love how they're actual convenient on that aspect.
I’m the ant
I love these videos, they are so relaxing
that suasuage wrapped in a red wrapper looked like swedish falukorrv :D i fry them and have with plain pasta sometimes even if they are ready to eat. its affodable meal here when struggling
whipped cream and milk sandwich sounds like who even thought that up must have been bored and hungry kind of make me want to try it
I'm always wary of things that say they're calcium rich, usually means bulked up with a lot of bone powder, and thus extremely gritty. Great way to market a waste product though!
T.Y. for showing this shop. They are right. 7-11 has great food. I like the tomato/cucumber sandwich and salads have corn in them. Everything is fresh and delivered several times throughout the day. There are numerous choices, something for everyone. Oh and good ice creams too. Along with Lawsons and circle-apple they are great, nothing at all like the US of course. It must be a stop at if you are overseas, And they are everywhere. So many people ue these convenience stores for meals, And great prices.
IMMA KEEP IT A BUCK FIDDY, MAN MAKE IT TREE FIDDY. THE CRISPY CURRY BUN and THE CORN SNACKS AND THE MAPLE FRENCH LOOK ABSOLUTELY MIGHTY FINE. ABSOLUTELY BUSSIN NO CAP ON A STACK. wow
All that food would be so much more in the US. The smoothie would have been $5, at least.
Um, It's a pink dong.
Looking Yumbotron once again, keep up the good work!🔥
The curry bun looks sooooo good
I like how its like "freshly cooked" in quotes cuz we all know its frozen food reheated in the store but dont want to admit it
Bruh. The level of value here is insane. This is what US convince stores used to be like now everything even the cheapest lowest quality food costs over a dollar. I'm pretty sure you can even get a small pack of gum for less than a dollar now.
Your country's food is very rich ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Slapping the sausage or any phallic meat is the unholiest yet sexiest thing we can do with food! 😭🤣 And its pink hue is so sinfully yummylicious!
The US has had those corn twists snacks since the 1980s. They're called Frito's & it comes in either chili cheese or honey bbq sauce flavor.
The big sausage reminds me of a stable food we have in Sweden, falukorv
That sausage looked really similar to Russian “Doctor’s sausage”, I wonder if it tastes the same
Japan seems to like savory snacks more than Americans do. I wish we had more things like that here in the US.
The corn chips in a cup here in America is called " Frito-lay Twists ".
I'm in Japan rn, the 7 eleven's come in clutch when you want a quick bento box or meal, I love the onigiris. The chu his rock too 😍
I appreciate Japanese 7-11's lack of crackheads
2:04 Hiyoko Saionji's POV when she sees Mr. Ant in her food
Yummy I love 7 Eleven 🎉😮
Congratulations on crossing 3 million subscribers!
I’d love to try some stuff like that here in England
0:01 G WAGON!!!!
that tofu bar looks so good
I've always wanted to try those sandwiches and the rolls. I don't think I'll ever get to travel to Japan so that sucks. In Canada.
I cleaned my sisters room the other day she had tons of these 7Eleven sausage wraps under her bed she really liking them sausages
7-eleven has such a dominating presence in Japan its wild. I never intended to go to Japan for fun/leisure but my work had me go there for some clients and the clients were always bringing in 7-eleven bags like oh boy.
I wonder if Buc-ees would ever attempt to break in
maybe because it's japanese
@@peterdumbar6983 ??? 7-eleven was founded in Texas you fucking clueless waste of oxygen
Amazing Video :D THANKS ! :D Japan has Very intresting and inovative things theese day.
If only 7-11 was like that in Canada/USA... It seems so much better.
Wel...l as a American with no 7-11 around, I miss the taquitos, chili and cheese dogs, Slurpee's and bag o Cheetos.
I fricken love Japan 7-11's. Apparently 7i and Holdings, the company that owns 7-11 in Japan has purchased all of the 7-11's in Australia! I hope and pray they make them similar.!
Parece tudo muito bom👍👏👏
I would actually eat this stuff it looks really nice
I cannot understate how cheap and decent those ready to eat noodles and rice meals are. It's like $3.50 for a full meal.
what a magical assortment of food