Japanese convenience store sandwiches are NEXT LEVEL #shorts

[Megamibunny]

Meanwhile a sandwich here in the USA is a piece of cheese, lettuce, and a single sad slice of questionable meat.

[darioprime]

That specific sandwich(egg/egg salad/ ham cheese) was my favorite in japan, i have not been able to replicate it in America. I ate so many of those(with a calpis) the second i had any down time.

[Floatingdrake]

It’s not just the sandwiches. Anything, even the rice balls in a convenience store are a MUST have in Japan

[commirevo]

Oh man I can taste this video. Konbini sandwiches are what I miss the most about my years living in Japan. I definitely lived off of those things.

[Sam-vbvh]

Can confirm, you could literally survive japan with just kombini food. Everything tastes good its insane.

[LoverofChildren]

conbini food is meticulously designed to be comfort food that sits between "a little healthy" to "will clog your arteries" and i fuckin love it

[patrickinjapan]

Yep, the convenience store sandwich is an art form here in Japan.

[cosmicrae]

Japan is raising standards. Also full meals from the supermarket and up to 2kg lunch bento made fresh everyday

[jero]

they taste pretty good as a whole, though sometimes the bread is kind of dry and a lot of times the sandwiches are half empty/front loaded

[williamrusso]

In the US, the pre-packaged convenient store sandwich is just a necessary evil. It may be bad, but it's there in a pinch. That is, unless it's one with a deli section. Places like Wawa, Sheetz and Quickchek have quality items made-to-order, and have saved me hundreds of times in the past.

[psyOmicron]

Bruh.... egg mayo sandwich in Japan? 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
My wife's Japanese and when she goes back to visit family. She'll ask do I want anything from Japan, and I'll say "tamago sando from the conbini please"

[jpachu]

People who never visited Japan will never understand how amazing a simple egg salad sandwich is. Idk if they put crack in there or something but it slaps way harder than it should

[zenomorph]

I also love the yogurt drinks there. I would usually get them in the morning with a sandwich when I was in Japan. There was literally a convenience store around the corner from the international summer exchange dorm. We were in Kyoto, one block from the Kyoto imperial palace and in the middle of a neighborhood. Best sandwiches ever!

[skye]

Honestly, I keep craving that sandwich knowing full well that no one sells sandwiches here.

[nala]

I haven't been to Japan but I did try it in Korea, it looked the same but with strawberry jam in it with some other fillings. It tasted great and the bread was insanely soft!

[olliethebully]

I love your descriptions!! Beautiful use of the language

[AmazinglyAwkward]

I went to Japan for a few days and because it was my first time and I was on my own I felt way too awkward to just go into some random sushi or ramen joint so, other than when I went to coco curry and embarrassed myself by not realising what the waitress was trying to communicate to me via charades (I knew very little Japanese, she knew even less English. She was trying to ask what size rice I wanted and I didn't realise that was an option, I thought you just picked your curry and that was it. One of the cooks who spoke English and saw us struggling had to tell me lmao) I LIVED off convenience store food like sandwiches and onigiri. And yeah they absolutely slap. Lawsons was the store right next to my hostel as well so prefer them over 7/11 or FamilyMart, I did go in a FamilyMart and Lawsons just seemed more quality tbh

[sevenjackson]

Those sandwiches are absolutely heavenly. I used to put off buying them bc of the appearance, but they’re actually really good.

[izzyxblades]

I miss Asian convenience store sandwiches so much 😭 I haven't been to Japan in a long long time but I've been eating a ton of these when I visit Taiwan.

[evol]

It doesn’t get enough love on social media Because konbini sandwich is pretty expensive when it’s easy to make your own…..