Rating Japanese CONVENIENCE STORE Snacks! 7-Eleven, FamilyMart, Lawson

by Panzer
- [Jeanelle] Hello.
I'm gonna be rating all the convenience store food
and snacks we ate in Japan.
We went to the big three conbini.
There are so many different types of snacks
and I'll tell you a bit about each one.
And if you're going to Japan,
write down the ones that you'd wanna try when you get there.
Each day, I'm gonna show you what we picked out
in the stores.
Today, I'm with my family.
And after lunch, we went to FamilyMart for a snack break.
- Oh, yeah. - Let's get this one.
- [Doug] Yeah.
- This pork bun was at the front register
where all the hot foods are.
I've seen some steamed buns
where I see that the bottom gets kinda soggy sometimes.
But this one, the bun is fluffy all throughout.
Also, the meat inside had great texture.
It's tender but also has a firmness with each bite.
It's so juicy.
Hmm, it's so good.
This one, Doug has been hyping up.
- [Graham] What's that?
- Famichiki.
- And that's a mashup of FamilyMart and chicken
because this is their version of like a fried chicken.
It's floppier than I thought it would be
and the outside has a nice golden brown crust.
It's not super crisp but the flavor is really good
and the chicken inside is so juicy and tender.
Later, we're gonna try 7-Eleven's fried chicken
and see which one's better.
Japanese egg sando has been hyped up on social media
so I had to go try it.
The texture of the whole thing is soft
and the flavor is mellow.
I don't know what to say it tastes like a
good egg sandwich.