Norwegian 7-11 is right in the middle between American and Japanese then, so there's hot dogs you don't know how have been there, burgers they'll start on when you order, some premade pirogues, mini pizzas, etc. they'll microwave, an assortment of traditional baked goods, some international baked goods, an assortment of baguettes, sandwiches etc., and some regular stuff like candy and snacks, eggs, milk, frozen pizzas, cereal, etc. That'll help you if you forgot to buy food for (or arrived in the country on) Sunday (most stores are closed on Sundays in Norway) and/or breakfast for Monday. It's more expensive than a regular grocery store, so it's kind of your hint to go buy food on Monday.
I wonder if you cooked the takoyaki or gyoza in an air fryer, if they could crisp up? They were beautiful looking! Or maybe a crisper sleeve for the gyoza, the looked delicious!
Wow. Frozen food has come so far from the original "TV dinners"! When you guys say, "oishii!" with such enthusiasm, I know the food is really good. Having such high-quality, low-cost foods at konbini is just another example of Japanese high standards and community/tourist concern, imo. 🌸 ❤️ 🌸
So, I live in the USA and my aunt is in the UK. We are thinking about taking a trip to Japan one day. She said "I don't know anything about Japanese food, what am I going to eat?" I went "don't worry, they have 7-11, we will be fine" and I sent her your videos 🤣🤣
I’m glad all the items you got was tasty! I have to admit that I do buy frozen when I’m lazy or just want some fast & easy, also not a big meal! Thank you for sharing! 💜💜💜
I was in Nagano during Typhoon Hagabis in 2019 for the F1 race and the day the typhoon hit landfall everything closed . . . except 7-11. I was a little upset that I flew halfway around the planet to eat 7-11 frozen food, but it turned out it was delicious. I still tell my friends about how unexpected the 7-11 frozen food aisle was.
Each of those meals were so appetising once warmed through . I was amazed at how perfect each one of them turned out . Hard to believe they were frozen. Great review. 👍👍👍
Wow...loved this concept! They all looked good, but the chicken that Satoshi liked and the gyoza would be my faves...but I could eat pot stickers daily, and just about do. :) Great job!!
Everything looks so delicious....amazingly well flavored with moisture. Nothing looked dry nor mushy. That’s one good thing about living in the city...you have so many choice of fast food stores to choose from. Even the department stores have bentos...I miss going to Japan....I’m not a shopper ...I travel to eat and scenic tours....take care.
3:43 I`ve never seen Takoyaki in Korea`s 7-11. I see only in Food truck or Takoyaki restaurant. It would be great to release that item in Korea, too. 6:12 I don`t like chicken with the bone. Such a chicken without bone and inside cheese cutlet It is super easy to chew and melted in my mouth. 6:42 In Korea, that's called fire chicken (불닭치킨) It looks like a little less spicy than korea`s fire chicken. 11:40 It`s the best topping for any kind of ramen or stir fried rice. Japanese convenience store items always look rich.
Wow even the frozen food looks delicious. I wish that our 7 eleven had actual food items that you would want to eat instead of frozen pizza and tiny wings. Lol. Love you guys stay safe abd well. Greetings from South Carolina.
I wouldn't be jealous of an American 7-11, its just a basic gas station store with no gas pumps. There are actually a lot of regional gas stations/service marts that are way better (Buckee's in Texas, WaWa on the East Coast. Sheetz in Pennsylvania). Heck Id take my local Byrne Dairy in Central NY over a 7-11 any day. Ive literally spent a lot of time in American 7-11s as I worked for a company that delivered there and Id go on site to check on drivers. they are pretty crappy, in bad neighborhoods often (id have to sit in my car for a while and wait at them to arrive, yikes at some!). And they dont have much special. i bet most Americans dont know its a Japanese brand - it would be so cool if that influence carried over. But its a lot of rich jerks that own the franchise ones here; (one guy owns like 700+ of them that we worked with). Or they do have corporate ones here as well, i dealt mainly with franchises though. But we had to do extra security measures and delivery procedures (like deliver on camera and do a double check in process) because the franchisees kept stealing from the company... (they had to buy 7-11 brand cups for example, they'd try to get them and say we never delivered them). But yeah, Japanese ones seem cool - better food, Pokemon/anime promotions, video game kiosks in store (they had like downloadable SNES carts back in the day (!?). I wish they'd make them like Japanese stores here!
We have Picard in France, they specialise in frozen food. You can get the ready meals, vegetables, meat, the desserts. I got American style apple pie last time, it took ages to do in my multi-cooker, I don't have a normal oven in the new appartement, but still it was really good. Maybe not for Satoshi as he's not a cinnamon fan. I love apples with cinnamon.
general tip: if you want to add some crisp to something you've microwaved, finish it in a stove top pan. you could also cook using a maconee microwave grill, which works surprisingly well.
Great contents guys. All those dishes look so good. If you want the crispness texture try to use an air fryer. I think you all would like it better than a microwave. Aloha from Kansas
Fun video! As far as making things crispy in microwaves, it already exist for many years. I don't understand why Japanese food companies don't use it. It's a specially lined sheet that really does a good job with browning and making these crispier. We have these in the US for things like pastry or bread-based items that they want the exterior to be browned/crispier.
They have developed technology to make things crispy though. It's the oven, so just put whatever you are eating in the oven for a little bit or fry it in a pan for a few minutes and there you go.
I don't think the price of items was discussed here. Just curious how the price of frozen items differs from the bento section items? I wish frozen food in the USA looked this good. We can get some decent frozen dumplings that can be cooked like gyoza in a skillet or used in soup as big dumplings. This was another great video.
Great looking meals. If you are living in Oklahoma, USA and wondering why QT doesn't have anything like that in their convenience stores, it's because the population is not large enough.
Yeah! A first with frozen food! I like that you keep trying new things... Also I heard that Picard opened some shops, would you mind trying some items?
I think you could probably heat the tokoyaki in a oven, that would make them crispy. I don't use microwave that much, it often makes the food soggy and then rock hard when it cools down.
Never new they had frozen soup. Saya will be so happy! I always got the freeze dried cubes for soup. I one bought frozen takoyaki from the 100 yen supermarket as a student and that was not good hahahah so I never really looked at frozen foods again, except for ice cream and I bought the small side dishes for bento (with spinach, kinpira and such). But some of these look good. I think Eric's menu expanded into the frozen food section now instead of just the fried foods from the deli section in the supermarket hahaha (though if I cook from scratch he eat Japanese food as well).
Seeing you enjoy your picks of the frozen foods from 7-11 made me want to go and check out tge nearest 7-11 here (quezon city, philippines). Sad to say we don't have such a diverse selection, although some of the bigger 7-11 stores have decent meal boxes. one time i was able to buy a japanese beef curry meal box which i absolutely enjoyed (except for the serving portion size since it was too small for me hehe)
I was wondering as you tried both korean and japanese food in this video would you say that for those of us who can't tolerate spice japanese food would be better than korean because it is more on the sweet-savory side ?
Greating Oversea Bros I have a question I hope you have a answer to it. I just saw in a shop there are 2 type of Ichiran Hakata Instant Ramen. The one has a Bowl the other is an Rectangular Bowl (Kamadare) R there any difference between this two? Sankyu
OMG. Everything looks so delicious!! Do you have frozen pizza there? It's surprising at how many frozen pizzas are here in the US. Though I must say I've never had one. 😝 Maybe not in Japan because you don't have big ovens...?
I freeze my home made soup the same way. They sell "souper cubes" on Amazon in 1 cup and 2 cup optoons :) I also freeze home made pesto sauce in regular ice cube trays. Both are great for portion control
I bet that Takoyaki would be perfect if it were heated up/cooked in an air fryer. 🐙 🥰 🤤 P.S. *Sinichi...in America we can buy microwaves with a built in air fryer mode and it cooks frozen items AND crisps the ones that are pre-fried. I’m sure that you can get those microwaves in Japan, as you always seem to be ahead of all of the cutting edge technology over there!!* 😊 🇯🇵💕 I believe that is pastry creme in the Melon Pan. 😊✌🏻❤️
Watching these kind of videos is like torture. I highly doubt 7-11 U.S. will ever get these kinds of foods and my chances of getting to Japan are even less.
Shinichi and Satoshi, Frozen food from 7-11?? I would not try this, but you make this topic and products look and seem delicious!! Amazing!! Oishi, new...love how you make this video with such interesting chatter and comments!! You truly make the food sound delicious by your reactions!!!ZAP and done!! WOW!! Gyoza seems so flavorful! You two are so Fun!! Melon bread? Looks very, very good! It's so good that you talk about your favorites!
I'm so jealous of Japanese 7-11s. America gets overcooked frozen pizza and sketchy hotdogs. That food looked amazing!
Same in Canada.
after awhile the hotdogs turn into wizard fingers. and then after that they turn into meat straws.
Norwegian 7-11 is right in the middle between American and Japanese then, so there's hot dogs you don't know how have been there, burgers they'll start on when you order, some premade pirogues, mini pizzas, etc. they'll microwave, an assortment of traditional baked goods, some international baked goods, an assortment of baguettes, sandwiches etc., and some regular stuff like candy and snacks, eggs, milk, frozen pizzas, cereal, etc. That'll help you if you forgot to buy food for (or arrived in the country on) Sunday (most stores are closed on Sundays in Norway) and/or breakfast for Monday. It's more expensive than a regular grocery store, so it's kind of your hint to go buy food on Monday.
We don't even have 7-11 here in Finland
My local Colorado 7-11 also sells questionable looking sausage dogs and recently started selling taquitos which are the only edible thing
I watch this while I eat so I feel like I'm not alone and I'm eating with people. Thanks for making this!
I wonder if you cooked the takoyaki or gyoza in an air fryer, if they could crisp up? They were beautiful looking! Or maybe a crisper sleeve for the gyoza, the looked delicious!
Or a Convection microwave combo?
I was thinking the same thing
Wow. Frozen food has come so far from the original "TV dinners"! When you guys say, "oishii!" with such enthusiasm, I know the food is really good. Having such high-quality, low-cost foods at konbini is just another example of Japanese high standards and community/tourist concern, imo. 🌸 ❤️ 🌸
I wish American 7-11 was this good.
It is, in hawaii.
Exactly.... Bring the food to cali, Texas & Atlanta....
It's seriously one of my dreams to go on a spree in a Korean or Japanese 7-11
Truth!!!!
So, I live in the USA and my aunt is in the UK. We are thinking about taking a trip to Japan one day. She said "I don't know anything about Japanese food, what am I going to eat?" I went "don't worry, they have 7-11, we will be fine" and I sent her your videos 🤣🤣
Lmfao
If you go to Japan, I recommand you to enjoy Tonkotsu ramen or kuro ramen with Chashu
@@mrpopo2521 sweet !! Thanks 👍
Good idea!😆
I'm looking forward to you coming to Japan.
As a Hispanic person, I was very pleased to hear Satoshi pronounce ajillo properly. Well done.
I’m glad all the items you got was tasty! I have to admit that I do buy frozen when I’m lazy or just want some fast & easy, also not a big meal! Thank you for sharing! 💜💜💜
I was in Nagano during Typhoon Hagabis in 2019 for the F1 race and the day the typhoon hit landfall everything closed . . . except 7-11. I was a little upset that I flew halfway around the planet to eat 7-11 frozen food, but it turned out it was delicious. I still tell my friends about how unexpected the 7-11 frozen food aisle was.
Each of those meals were so appetising once warmed through . I was amazed at how perfect each one of them turned out . Hard to believe they were frozen. Great review. 👍👍👍
Wow...loved this concept! They all looked good, but the chicken that Satoshi liked and the gyoza would be my faves...but I could eat pot stickers daily, and just about do. :) Great job!!
Everything looks so delicious....amazingly well flavored with moisture. Nothing looked dry nor mushy. That’s one good thing about living in the city...you have so many choice of fast food stores to choose from. Even the department stores have bentos...I miss going to Japan....I’m not a shopper ...I travel to eat and scenic tours....take care.
3:43 I`ve never seen Takoyaki in Korea`s 7-11.
I see only in Food truck or Takoyaki restaurant.
It would be great to release that item in Korea, too.
6:12 I don`t like chicken with the bone.
Such a chicken without bone and inside cheese cutlet
It is super easy to chew and melted in my mouth.
6:42 In Korea, that's called fire chicken (불닭치킨)
It looks like a little less spicy than korea`s fire chicken.
11:40 It`s the best topping for any kind of ramen or stir fried rice.
Japanese convenience store items always look rich.
I really love this video I feel like I could taste and smell this all. You guys are very open when trying new things
Wow even the frozen food looks delicious. I wish that our 7 eleven had actual food items that you would want to eat instead of frozen pizza and tiny wings. Lol. Love you guys stay safe abd well. Greetings from South Carolina.
So jealous that the US 7-11 never come close to having awesome foods like in Japan. Everything looked amazing!
Everybody: wish American 7-11 be like this....
Me being South Indian: wish we have 7-11 here🤔
I wouldn't be jealous of an American 7-11, its just a basic gas station store with no gas pumps. There are actually a lot of regional gas stations/service marts that are way better (Buckee's in Texas, WaWa on the East Coast. Sheetz in Pennsylvania). Heck Id take my local Byrne Dairy in Central NY over a 7-11 any day. Ive literally spent a lot of time in American 7-11s as I worked for a company that delivered there and Id go on site to check on drivers. they are pretty crappy, in bad neighborhoods often (id have to sit in my car for a while and wait at them to arrive, yikes at some!). And they dont have much special.
i bet most Americans dont know its a Japanese brand - it would be so cool if that influence carried over. But its a lot of rich jerks that own the franchise ones here; (one guy owns like 700+ of them that we worked with). Or they do have corporate ones here as well, i dealt mainly with franchises though. But we had to do extra security measures and delivery procedures (like deliver on camera and do a double check in process) because the franchisees kept stealing from the company... (they had to buy 7-11 brand cups for example, they'd try to get them and say we never delivered them).
But yeah, Japanese ones seem cool - better food, Pokemon/anime promotions, video game kiosks in store (they had like downloadable SNES carts back in the day (!?). I wish they'd make them like Japanese stores here!
A lot of 7-11s here are owned by Indian & south asian/middle eastern people lol
I'm going to try the Korean Calbee tomorrow Thanks guys!!
We have Picard in France, they specialise in frozen food. You can get the ready meals, vegetables, meat, the desserts. I got American style apple pie last time, it took ages to do in my multi-cooker, I don't have a normal oven in the new appartement, but still it was really good. Maybe not for Satoshi as he's not a cinnamon fan. I love apples with cinnamon.
wow! the cubes are such a neat idea and invention
general tip: if you want to add some crisp to something you've microwaved, finish it in a stove top pan. you could also cook using a maconee microwave grill, which works surprisingly well.
Love all of your channels! Can't wait to visit Japan!
Great contents guys. All those dishes look so good. If you want the crispness texture try to use an air fryer. I think you all would like it better than a microwave. Aloha from Kansas
7-11 has everything you looking when you hungry yummie thanks ❤️😊
Actually "ajo" is garlic in spanish. "Ajillo" is a sauce made of garlic, oil, paprika and salt.
Fun video! As far as making things crispy in microwaves, it already exist for many years. I don't understand why Japanese food companies don't use it. It's a specially lined sheet that really does a good job with browning and making these crispier. We have these in the US for things like pastry or bread-based items that they want the exterior to be browned/crispier.
As always, I Enjoyed your Comforting & Information Video... Stay Well, my Friends !!!
They have developed technology to make things crispy though. It's the oven, so just put whatever you are eating in the oven for a little bit or fry it in a pan for a few minutes and there you go.
I like your flower plates. Very pretty.
Ok I'm ready! Frozen food if it is from 7 Eleven Japan Yummmmmy 😍🤗😋 I'm definitely sold🤗😎💞
I wish our seven elevens in Canada were this good!
Yeah. It’s only junk food and a day old hot dog. 🤢
Cube soup?! That's genius!
it's interesting to see what Japanese frozen food look like
7-11 frozen gyoza is tasty and reasonable! I love it! Japanese frozen food is so amazing.
Your plates with the floral pattern are beautiful! 🌼
Love your videos. Keep up the great job. Super excited when you both upload videos on ll of your channels.
I don't think the price of items was discussed here. Just curious how the price of frozen items differs from the bento section items? I wish frozen food in the USA looked this good. We can get some decent frozen dumplings that can be cooked like gyoza in a skillet or used in soup as big dumplings. This was another great video.
The 711 frozen eggplant spaghetti is so good!
Meanwhile in the rest of the world, the highest praise for frozen food is a surprised "Oh! It's not disgusting?!"
"It's edible...?"
Great looking meals.
If you are living in Oklahoma, USA and wondering why QT doesn't have anything like that in their convenience stores, it's because the population is not large enough.
Yeah! A first with frozen food! I like that you keep trying new things... Also I heard that Picard opened some shops, would you mind trying some items?
I had takoyoki for the 1st time recently and it was fantastic. I see why that's one of your favorite foods Shinichi.🐙😋
My hunger level is usually high! :D I have mugs that match the plates you used for the biscuits!
I think you could probably heat the tokoyaki in a oven, that would make them crispy. I don't use microwave that much, it often makes the food soggy and then rock hard when it cools down.
Hi Satoshi and Shinichi good to see you l enjoy this video thanks stay safe God BLESS
Even the frozen food looks delicious. Guys. I'm jealous! 😂
セブンの冷凍食品は他社の冷凍食品に比べるとレベルが上な気がします☆種類も多いですし、おかず系が充実してるので重宝します。
ちなみに私もささみチーズカツ、大好きです！ビールのおつまみに最適！
Chicken tenders shiso and cheese PLEASE!!!!! Looked inviting!!!! 😲
Never new they had frozen soup. Saya will be so happy! I always got the freeze dried cubes for soup. I one bought frozen takoyaki from the 100 yen supermarket as a student and that was not good hahahah so I never really looked at frozen foods again, except for ice cream and I bought the small side dishes for bento (with spinach, kinpira and such). But some of these look good. I think Eric's menu expanded into the frozen food section now instead of just the fried foods from the deli section in the supermarket hahaha (though if I cook from scratch he eat Japanese food as well).
That melon pan 😍
what a fun meal love japan 7-11
They have gotten better with frozen food even in the US. Your's really looks good
Yeah they really have, especially Trader Joe's. They have the best frozen food section. IMO
My guess is the melonpan had french cream in it.
Seeing you enjoy your picks of the frozen foods from 7-11 made me want to go and check out tge nearest 7-11 here (quezon city, philippines). Sad to say we don't have such a diverse selection, although some of the bigger 7-11 stores have decent meal boxes. one time i was able to buy a japanese beef curry meal box which i absolutely enjoyed (except for the serving portion size since it was too small for me hehe)
Sinichi if you half heat the frozen items. & then finnish in the oven or a frying pan they'll crisp up nicely.
All this food looks so good
As far as keeping things crispy in the microwave. It's hot pockets they have the power
Air fryer perfect any frozen Food
I looooooove tomato soup!
tabi eatを観て以来金のハンバーグにはまっています♪
今日の冷凍食品を観ていると全部美味しそうで食べたくなりました。
早速順番に食べよ思いまーす。
早速買いに行きます♪
Really good video.llike it very much
There is no reason that the North American 711 couldn't also sell these frozen items.
I just realised that those Ankake Yakisoba is what we in Indonesia call I Fu Mie! A Chinese dish popular here as well.
I can't believe how good the food is at my local 7-Eleven
I wish that I could try that takoyaki, it looked good.
Try an air fryer for your crispy frozen food. You will get back the crispiness.
Billion-dollar idea, open a restaurant in the US and just import and serve frozen 7-11 food from Japan.
I wonder if an air fryer would work better with the takoyaki?
Is that soup totally vegetarian or is it made with meat/fish broth? Looks so delicious. 🤤
I was wondering as you tried both korean and japanese food in this video would you say that for those of us who can't tolerate spice japanese food would be better than korean because it is more on the sweet-savory side ?
I'd finish it off in oven for crispness! Love you guys so much!🌶🌶🌶❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Greating Oversea Bros
I have a question I hope you have a answer to it.
I just saw in a shop there are 2 type of Ichiran Hakata Instant Ramen.
The one has a Bowl the other is an Rectangular Bowl (Kamadare)
R there any difference between this two?
Sankyu
Does fermented butter lend a buttermilk like flavor?
真夜中にたこ焼きを食べたくなった時、7-elevenはそれを叶えてくれる…
Summer hack: Semi frozen melonpan
@TabiEats A suggestion: Next Video, try out frozen dishes from Family Mart and Lawson.
wow, for frozen foods they look really good
When the frozen food in Japan is better than the hot food in North America
OMG. Everything looks so delicious!! Do you have frozen pizza there? It's surprising at how many frozen pizzas are here in the US. Though I must say I've never had one. 😝 Maybe not in Japan because you don't have big ovens...?
Wish there was a 7-11 in my country
This is how restaurants get their soup. Premade frozen packs.
I freeze my home made soup the same way. They sell "souper cubes" on Amazon in 1 cup and 2 cup optoons :) I also freeze home made pesto sauce in regular ice cube trays. Both are great for portion control
Are ya kidding? Starchy always interests me.
My favourite Takoyaki is any kind of Takoyaki 🤗
I wish I could go to Japan and just eat!
Love you guys!
dAVID
Makes me hungry 😋
I bet that Takoyaki would be perfect if it were heated up/cooked in an air fryer. 🐙 🥰 🤤
P.S. *Sinichi...in America we can buy microwaves with a built in air fryer mode and it cooks frozen items AND crisps the ones that are pre-fried. I’m sure that you can get those microwaves in Japan, as you always seem to be ahead of all of the cutting edge technology over there!!* 😊 🇯🇵💕
I believe that is pastry creme in the Melon Pan. 😊✌🏻❤️
I wish California 711 servers us better. Nasty frozen food. I just stick with a monsters and chips lol..
I wont forget the spaghetti in 7 eleven, it was so good hahaha.
Yayyyy!
What is the china pattern name? 2:50 if any one knows please tell me
❤👍
Watching these kind of videos is like torture. I highly doubt 7-11 U.S. will ever get these kinds of foods and my chances of getting to Japan are even less.
do u have a air fryer ?
hey guys, to make the food more crispy try removing the wrapper before cooking. it will dry out a little on edges and be crunchy ;)
A spaghetti that size here will be like 7-8$ in Canada 😅
Get an air fryer, it will change your life. I don't know why 7-Eleven hates America, we can't buy any of these yummy flavors.
Shinichi and Satoshi,
Frozen food from 7-11??
I would not try this, but you make this topic and products look and seem delicious!!
Amazing!!
Oishi, new...love how you make this video with such interesting chatter and comments!!
You truly make the food sound delicious by your reactions!!!ZAP and done!! WOW!!
Gyoza seems so flavorful! You two are so Fun!!
Melon bread? Looks very, very good!
It's so good that you talk about your favorites!
Bagels or English muffins?
Reminds me of Twinkie
Conbini food is far superior in Japan compared to the U.S.