Japanese 7-Eleven Taste Tests | The Good, The Bad and The Disgusting

Prepare your virtual taste buds for the journey through 17 different products from Japan’s 7-Elevens In America, 7-Elevens are convenience stores that, frankly, suck. The food that you’ll find there are unappetizing hotdogs rolling to their hardened and deeply expired death. This is not the case in Japan. These convenience stores are considered gourmet. I mean people travel out of their way to stop at a 7-Eleven in Japan. And just for lottery tickets and a brain freeze inducing Slurpee like in America. Once I was on the Japan Instagram Algorithm, I was flooded with people trying viral 7-Eleven foods. Every day it was another item and I thought to myself “no way all of this stuff is good” as I coasted from video to video sitting on my couch in Los Angeles. The mission became clear: Find out for myself when I arrive in Japan. ‪@LightsCameraAngry‬ visited 3 different 7-Elevens. One in Tokyo and two separate ones in Kyoto. One was actually attached to our hotel with a private entrance which was insane.