7-Eleven in India is Different 🇮🇳

I'm in Mumbai, India and found a 7-eleven. Come with me and see what 7-eleven in India sell, how much items cost, and how the food they sell actually taste.

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[Starboy_tw]

I bet 70 -80 % of Indians had never seen 7 eleven irl

[Right-Knight]

That's not cheap, that's affordable..Cost of living is so low in India that a middle class here will be seems poor by western standard..A poor in West will be absolutely middle class in India..

[harshalmishra]

As an Indian, i didn't knew that something like 7 eleven existed in india

[Daikirizzer]

😂 India isn't cheap but America is costly

[chitreshsoni]

You should have tried the Spiced Buttermilk. ITS NOT MILK. It's butter milk. Butter milk is watered form of curd its a good digestive for Indians we have it after almost every lunch. Lassi is less watered version of curd and sweetened. So its the same

[Jiteshjs]

I am from Mumbai. I have seen many 7 eleven outlets over here. Its shocking to see they don't have branches all over India after looking at the comments.

[nigelis]

7 Eleven currently have a partnership with Reliance, so most 7 Elevens are currently in Mumbai at the moment.

[kesari]

You can usually find these products in a local supermarket. What's the point of having a 7eleven store in India?

[oatx]

"24 seven" is goated ngl, try it next bruda

[madhurshinde]

7 eleven here has the best food ngl, they make everything fresh.

[pruthvipurohit]

Bruh you should definitely should have tried the Spiced buttermilk its not spices in milk but its Buttermilk and there is a difference you can accurately call it spiced yogurt for you understanding but IT
IS AWESOME AND DELICIOUS

[arch]

Nothing is cheap in India, just economically less costly. Unless ypu are buying ahouse, car or phone.

[sauravkumarchand]

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[mystigodgaming]

Yo my guy definately try that chaach (Spiced Buttermilk) its basically a savoury version of lassi!

[Dr_AK]

Hi. Just discovered ur channel.
I Never saw 7 eleven here in delhi. But there are stores called “24 seven” here. It’s an Indian version of 7 eleven and much better than the store in the video.
Also Buttermilk is the liquid left after butter is separated from milk. It’s good for digestion and tastes like a diluted form of yoghurt. Also spicy mentioned in packaging is much like seasoning, not SPICY spicy 😅

[Dr_AK]

Also i would advise you to try street foods from places locals eat and suggests. Don’t try street foods from shady places and stalls, you might get bad stomach

[undiluted]

Great video man. Might visit this place soon so videos like these are great for giving an idea of how it’ll be.

[IvamGeography]

Wait what; We have 711?
When did this happen?

[garvitavarshney]

its the " one euro, sixty dollars, sorry sixty cents" for me

[TNTBMyt_]

You should've taken the buttermilk. It's not even milk, it's a very watered form of curd. And common misconception is spice ≠ heat. The heat caused by chillies isn't the same as spice filled drinks. The spices are very mild and the "chilli" and "pepper" you saw on packaging aren't that, it's a leafy vegetable and jeera.

The drink isn't spicy (as in heat/chilli hot) at all and 100% better than lassi