LIVING on 7-ELEVEN FOODS in TAIWAN for 24 HOURS!

I only ate 7-Eleven foods in Taiwan for 24 hours!
The stores I went to:
No. 151號, Section 4, Bade Road, Songshan District, Taipei City, 105
110, Taipei City, Xinyi District, Dongxing Road, 67號
No. 141號, Section 1, Keelung Rd, Xinyi District, Taipei City, 110

MY GEAR:

[victorreynaga]

Bobby: do you speak English?
Person : very little.
Bobby : I would be most fond of your help providing me with a recommendation to your most valued and high quality gourmet consumables so I may feast on these foreign delicacies as to experience your magnificent culture.
Person: Ok

[TwoTwoFourSix]

Why do I feel like the tea egg was a happy mistake, as if someone accidentally dropped an egg into the teapot instead of the boiling water and went *oh shit son*

[shivanessshiva]

That last employee was so cute, she was so damn excited to help him, so precious 🥺

[cdnsilverdaddy]

The staff are so well mannered unlike the crap in North America

[Name-dwvk]

Taiwanese hospitality and friendliness are top notch. Really love them. Enjoyed my stay there!

[HerenKerrersVoice]

I’m not even Taiwanese and I can tell that shit was supposed to be warmed up. 🤦🏽‍♀️

[shreyasingh]

You need to collab with Strictly Dumplings!

[christianpai]

The best foods in Taiwan are found in their night markets and street food (like little stalls by the side of the road or tiny restaurants)

[phatasssheep]

Lowkey just want to travel to Taiwan, Tokyo and other places in Asia with the sole purpose of buying snacks.

[ashleyboom]

THAT EMPLOYEE NEEDS A PROMOTION TO MANAGER ❤️❤️

[rizzler]

Bobby : actually takes something he ever knew blackish packet
The packet : snake venom mixed with soy sauce

[ahnafzahin]

Taiwanese people are literally THE BEST

[alyshatang]

Hi, I'm a Chinese person here~ Just some explanation on what you were eating :))
Breakfast: the onigiri was a meat floss onigiri (meat floss is usually made from pork, kind of like jerky but finely shredded). From the label on the carton, the drink is actually brown sugar fresh milk tea (kind of a trending boba tea flavour in Asia this year but that's the carton version with no boba haha)
Snacks: the potato chip that she recommended is supposed to have the flavour of an oyster omelette, which is a popular street food in Taiwan. The swirly crackers are "pig ears" (directly translated) or "pig ear crackers", basically called that because of the shape, rest assured, no actual pig ears in that :D.
Just found your channel and really love your videos!! I personally really LOVE food too and like trying new foods, and I feel happy to be able to explain about the foods that I know!

[AussieAF]

7-Eleven all over Asia is awesome. Taiwan and Thailand are my two favourites. For people that are visiting you can ask the staff to warm the food (they have microwaves / air fryer type things and sandwich press) as they may not ask you (some people take it home to make hot). It's also amazing to see how advanced Taiwan has become and what a shithole China has remained. I love in Taiwan you can see anything and it's pretty modern, where as China will jail people for going in certain areas and see the dirty country it is. The Taiwanese people are also so nice, and I found even if they don't speak English (many younger people do), they will still go out of their way to find someone else of try to translate and support you. It's a pleasant change compared to China, which you never get this (Chinese in China hate people not from China). Overall, I recommend visiting this gem of a country and to learn about their history and how far they have come (and how they are an aggressive neighbour, but still try their hardest). God Save Taiwan and let democracy and freedom shine.

[wrotetoberg]

Bobby. The rice rolls are dried meat and tuna fish. The drink is black soy bean milk. And the Fung Mei su is actually pineapple cake

[paull]

The way you open chip bags gives me anxiety

[emane]

I love how respectful he is about everything handles dislikes with maturity

[l-vinotrading]

Man they way you pronounce duck sounded like dog 😂

[billytsou]

I'm probably 20 years older than that employee who provided all the snacks recommendations, glad to know most of my childhood favorite snacks over 30 years ago are still available today and still being recommended.

[subisubi]

Those employees were ANGELS. Go TAIWAN!!!