My 7-Eleven Japan favorites

Bruno Scheufler

04 Jan 2026 — 1 min read

If you're ever traveling through Japan for and all the walking makes you hungry, I've collected my favorite items, for breakfast, lunch, and anything in between. I'm still surprised how phenomenally fresh and consistent the products are in each store I went to, there's no alternative in any other country I ever visited. Also, please get something proper for dinner, the country has too many amazing options you should simply not pass on.

1) Mixed fruit sandwich

Eating this made me feel like a child all over again. It's filled with whipped cream and a mix of (really) fresh fruit, an absolute delight for breakfast or as a dessert.

2) Tuna & cucumber sandwich

The perfect lunch companion.

3) Egg salad sandwich

This is really good too, but lacks a little kick for my taste (don't tell anyone, people adore this item).

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