Only Eating Japanese 7-Eleven Food for 24 HOURS! Tokyo Convenience Store Challenge

[@rickbuencamino358]

Hi guys. Just FYI, you committed a faux pas in the video. It is considered impolite to eat and walk at the same time in Japan. If you are going to eat, stand to side and out of the way.

[@virtualzen6416]

Congrats on getting this video featured on WSJ

[@katastrophy9522]

I think is a huge NO NO eating and walking at the same time. Its considered unsavory. Finding a place to sit down and eat is better.

[@ongkirvy8377]

They doesnt care about your comments

[@rolandaustria7926]

@@ongkirvy8377 perhaps foreigners visiting a country should at least respect their local customs. Unless you’re a selfish person, then go ahead and do whatever you want.

[@rolandaustria7926]

About ‘eating while walking’ in Japan though, that social etiquette is not quite well-known. Which is why some touristy food spots need to post signs about it to inform foreigners. So it’s okay actually no harm done.

[@elisahonda9518]

@@rolandaustria7926True. They have been to japan before and I wonder why they are not aware of it ? I'm worried that a crow might grab a food from their hand I saw It happens many times 😅 Crows in japan are huge and rediculously scarry😢They have to be more careful.😅

[@katastrophy9522]

@@ongkirvy8377 who are you talking about?

[@JaysonMunoz2448]

I wish the 7/11's here in the States were like that. I would love to try all those prepackaged meals and treats. Watching your Japan trip is so satisfying 🙂👍

[@gracer1173]

Hi guys! Love the content and the variety of instant prepared food that they have to offer is vast. Very convenient for tourists and people on the go. Take care!

[@Hicks-g1m]

Awesome food challenge George and Lucy I love 7-11 food 😋

[@arizona9798]

this was really cool ! thank you for sharing i enjoyed this !

[@adenjames2300]

Try the onigiri. Or even the premium onigiri. The cheap but full egg sandwich. The spam slice onigiri. The salad sticks with japanese miso mayo dip. My top favorites. All found in convenience stores

[@mikethaison432]

Idk why but this video reminds me of when I was 3 years old with my parents at a hotel during a vacation. Weird how memories just pop up like that.

[@ZhanMiyong]

Food prices there is so reasonable - I’ll like to visit Japan someday ..

[@amberlac6572]

Affordable prices in 711 japan. Looking forward to ur Disneyland vlog

[@aydapadistudio]

My favorite is Famichiki (chicken cutlets) in Japan Family Marts. Especially early, early morning (7am) after a morning walk. Yummmm.

[@vantain20]

That savoury pancake you guys got for lunch is called Okonomiyaki. There's usually 2 styles (Hokkaido and Osaka-I personally prefer Osaka). You guys should also try the classic Famichiki from FamilyMart

[@TakezoTM]

There are 3 styles, ordinary Okonomiyaki (w/o noodles), Hiroshima-yaki and Modern-yaki (Osaka style).

[@vantain20]

@@TakezoTM forgot about the first one and it's Hiroshima not Hokkaido, my bad. Thank you for the correction 😁

[@honbrown]

Good to know where to buy food to go in Japan😁 🙏🏼

[@lydiadizon5549]

Koda looks hungry...lol. I love Japanese snacks and I am sure what we have here in the US is not as good. The pre-packed food looks yummy...and probably fresher? The streets are so incredibly clean.

[@nyfilipina]

Yummy food from Japanese 7eleven 😋......Looking forward to Disney Tokyo with Koda....Have fun cute boy!🏏🎮🎲

[@ongduyMUKBANG]

Tuyệt vời ❤❤❤❤

[@julierafael2864]

everything looks yummy.

[@FunkyChild718]

To be honest, UK grocery stores, convenience stores and markets are pretty elite as well compared to the rest of the world. I'm Asian American from NYC, used to work in London and I would go to the M&S Foods hot foods section for lunch all the time for chicken tikka kebabs, sausage rolls etc. You can't get that stuff in the US at all at any grocery store. So while Japanese convenience stores are nice, I actually prefer the pre packaged or hot food at UK groceries.

[@TheJuicyVlog]

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[@mylahbarreto5265]

Wish I could go back to Japan soon to have more food a 7Eleven and Lawson!

[@kitrodriguez992]

When I went to Japan for two weeks, I lived off that chicken cutlet. When I say lived, I mean LIVED on it.

[@Mei-py7op]

HI! I’m a Japanese living in Tokyo. If there is Haagen-Dazs at a convenience store, please try it. It's very delicious. Haagen-Dazs Japan has its original Japanese flavor such as Matcha orJapanese chestnut.

[@nestorlisondra]

It is good that Koda did not call that bread as "pan de coco" because it was his favorite in Philippines.

[@CNM3]

Makes all the 7-11's in the states look like pure garbage. Candy, Hotdogs, taquitos and soda pop.

[@georgegolamco2102]

This video was filmed oct or early nov

[@ronaldregio]

Yea

[@raphaeljohnchua3269]

You didnt buy any onigiri or noodles or karage or chocolate snacks?

[@jojamphil]

Merry Christmas and God bless… from uk

[@paulasymonds9100]

Did they have packages of sushi? I would have thought they might.

[@quinetdavid6864]

It’s also 24 hours in the Philippines

[@miodaffmotouring1936]

Love Japan

[@raymonde4272]

They really do live up to the name of Convenience Store in Japan! I feel that if Lucy's skirt was much shorter it would not have been suitable for her Asian squatting when trying the food.

[@Niwanstrike]

That's a mooncake. The one with the design on top.

[@TakezoTM]

中国の月餅､中秋の名月を祝うのも中国の伝統

[@jayliu15]

I thought it was frowned upon to be eating/drinking while walking in Japan. Unless you're in an area that features a number of food stalls like Ueno.

[@Chloe.reynolds96]

Does it really matter? Especially if you're a tourist. I don't see anyone adhering to customs in the customs in the UK. I see tourists constantly stopping in the way of people trying to get to work, taking up whole pavements with groups of people. It's something you deal with everywhere. Not like they're breaking laws, that would be different. Some people can't sit down to eat and need to walk when eating. It's called minding your own business

[@jayliu15]

@@Chloe.reynolds96 Yes it matters. Tourists should respect local traditions. Go ahead and go about your own ways on foreign land. Be the fool that you are (you, as in if you are a tourist that you described above).

[@Chloe.reynolds96]

@@jayliu15 I don't see the same respect where I'm from. Like I said, some people cannot sit and eat and must be walking around/moving. I work with plenty disabled people and people with eating disorders that cannot sit in one place to eat and must move. It's discrimination to say that they cannot do what they need to in order to live. Traditions and attitudes update and change with the knowledge we gain. Seems like Japan needs to be less discriminatory and not judge other people for what they are doing. As I said, mind your own business. I'll certainly be walking and eating as I have to. I shouldn't have to explain myself to anyone. There are tons of Japanese tourists and transfer students over here that certainly do not respect our culture but I don't judge them for doing what they know, I mind my business and get on with it.

[@jayliu15]

@@Chloe.reynolds96 People with disabilities obviously get a pass. You brought that topic up, I didn't. Go about your business ignoring local traditions even though you feel entitled to believe "well, 'they' don't follow 'ours'". Such limited reasoning.

[@Chloe.reynolds96]

@@jayliu15 I am disabled yet you assume I'm disrespectful and just ignoring traditions. I would have to walk around and eat otherwise I wouldn't eat at all. That 'tradition' is discriminatory and the world shouldn't work like that. People wouldn't know I was disabled unless I told them, therefore I would be judged for something that cannot be helped. I shouldn't have to tell anyone I'm disabled in order to not get judged by people. Traditions should change based on the knowledge and respect we gain for one another. If no one is being hurt then you shouldn't be concerned with what someone else is doing. Focus on yourself and don't judge others

[@mst9697]

Also the reason why hardly any trash bins everywhere (save for outside 7/11 and food stores). If you'd observe people usually eat there then go about. Eating and drinking while walking is disrespectful and frowned upon. Thanks for the video though. Merry Christmas 🤶 🎄

[@elestehorn4290]

The last bread you eat for breakfast looks like a mooncake.

[@amazondreamer9375]

I enjoy the 711 food tour. There is a culture in Japan, it is a big no no eating while walking. It is disrespectful. Stop in a corner then eat.

[@shadowwolf27]

That what I thought whilst watching this

[@jennie-leegardiner2830]

Loved the video. Great challenge but please don't walk around eating in Japan. It's incredibly rude in Japanese culture to walk and eat or walk and drink. As you were crossing the crosswalk, eating the rolled pastry you could see the Japanese people looking back at you with disapproving stares. Love the amazing range of 7/11 foods and really loved your video!

[@lisadejong3399]

In L.A. our 7-11' s are where the homeless hang-out.

[@TheKarlgiovanni]

All I remember is that most of UK goods have extremely poor quality...

[@venturaVlogger]

The things you get at 7 11s are expensive

[@julidev1445]

Coda is silent. He must be tired.

[@charmainemacintyre3076]

Not his fault.He's scottish and I always feel like you guys are just drunk everyday.

[@frankiefernandez9225]

👍👍👍

[@ignaciobalais5394]

You're in Japan? It should be winter there at this time

[@ZhanMiyong]

This was last month or month of October I think 😮

[@jamesbond-of9ty]

🥷📷😊🙂

[@k2dbeats]

why you guys eating outside

[@charmainemacintyre3076]

My husband tells me. I can't understand your language but it's really hard for me. I'm sorry.!

[@anoukburgwal]

please do u research before visiting a country, in Japan they think it is really un respectful to eat while walking/standing on the streets. Just sit down. Its not that hard

[@honokaali]

他のコメントにありますが、食べながら歩くのは失礼ではないです。ただ上品ではないです。 地べたにしゃがんで食べるほうが下品で行儀が悪いです。

[@iancooper2213]

Seventh or was I 11th

[@TheJuicyVlog]

haha very good...thanks for watching!