Is 7 Eleven in America REALLY going to change?

[paulomendoza]

Getting irashaimasen'ed in 7/11 might be a game changing strat tho

[SkateSoup]

"This is barely food, but I kinda love it" is a whole ass entry on the food pyramid.

[paulb]

As I recall, Japan 7/11 rescued the parent company when the parent company went bankrupt. That was when Japanese combini stores were pioneering Point of Sales precise inventory control to the industry.

[robinrosen]

Wish they'd carry Japanese food instead. I want to walk in and get onigiri and egg sandos!!!

[MarxistMomentum]

The Japanification of American 7-Eleven's.

[SamanthaStallcup]

Japanese spoken with an American southern accent is my new favorite thing. Thank you for that.

[Waffls]

If they start selling fresh daily onigiri, sandos, and fried chicken cutlets it'll be a win.

[okiwangko]

I wasn't expecting to be IraShaiMase'ed by japaneat, but here we are.

[thecountercounter]

"Wont be selling rice balls and katsudon" this is the worst timeline, i want some 7 11 riceballs and katsudon!

[RarebitFiends]

Honestly the quality at 7-Eleven has already gone up since the Japanese ownership began, and they even have a handful of prepackaged Japanese snack things there, at least at the locations here in LA.

[graciouslydance]

7-eleven has been in Stripes here in Texas for a few years now and I can’t wait for them to update their stores. My mid-size city doesn’t have many stores open past 10pm and most don’t open until 7am so I really hope this will reignite the ‘midnight food runs’ experience from pre-Covid

[matteverhart]

You saying irashaimasen in a southern accent sent me

[inthefade]

When I was a kid they already had burgers at 7-11s and they were actually really good. Good as in "Trash, but you love it" good. They had topping dispensers and everything.

[anonymousfox]

If only they do that here, I would welcome it.

[MarxistMomentum]

"A true duality of chaos and peace coexisting in between two soggy buns and ketchup." – JapanEats

[SlothDood]

I'm starting to want to move to Japan not to eat the good food, but for the FREAKING PIKMIN MERCH

[pirithekitty]

"The Japanification of American 7-Elevens" is a sick title for a video essay

[Kris.with.a.K]

This channel never fails to emit an involuntary giggle from me. 😂😆🎉❤

[TheTacosAreHere]

The pikmin enemy figurines are a great addition to this video.

[M]

Buc-ees has changed a lot of the mindset where I am. There are multiple local neighborhood gas stations that have all remodeled and added fresh food and meal sections and even added drive-throughs for pick-up. It's not a Japanese conbini, but they're at least trying.