Hi guys, we hope you enjoyed this video! As budget backpackers we are no stranger to 7-Elevens around Asia but Taiwan has been our favourite so far! Do you have a favourite 7-Eleven snack? Any we missed? Comment down below! 😊

You did really well at 7-11! Hannah actually picked one of Taiwan's most famous exports for dinner - the beef noodles! Hoping you'll get to try some indigenous foods!

That beef ramen is a typical Taiwanese comfort food, perfect for a rainy, cold days in northern Taiwan. Glad you enjoyed it.

OHHH everything looks delicious! We will be in Taiwan in a few days and can't wait to explore the 711s!

首先跟兩位說聲抱歉 我本身不會英文 於是使用中文方式表達。這陣子一開始無意間看到兩位台灣旅遊影片 也持續反覆觀看了好幾次 在完全聽不懂語言之下憑著你（妳）們倆在食物或景觀當下臉上自然的表情和笑容 讓我也似乎能從畫面上感受到兩位發自內心的感受 謝謝兩位選擇台灣這趟旅行 也希望台灣留給兩位心裡是件美好印象美好回憶 祝福你（妳）們順利 平安 也祝福兩位影片慢慢受到越來越多人喜歡 往後有機會也隨時很歡迎兩位再次來到台灣 謝謝！

hey! I'm taiwanese and OMG beef noodles are my favourite food. Loving the Taiwan content. Have you tried the new beef noodles in 7 11? Definitely recommend! ( although these aren't instant noodles )

Just discovered you guys and I'm loving your Taipei content! You have such a chill, low-key, and heartfelt way of presenting things, and your travelling style is so relatable and not at all fake-influencer-y which is very refreshing! Gotta help me out though, I can't place your accents 😋 For a moment I thought Welsh, but now I'm leaning to something Northern, maybe Liverpool?

Just so you know.. There is a little bit different way to make the instant beef noodles from what you did... This is how most of the Taiwanese do it... You open the spice and oil packages then put them in with the noodle...then you put the hot water in.. (normally there is a hot water line inside the bowl in case you put too much water and lose the flavor! maybe around 500ml) anyway then you cover it up! Then you put the meat package on top of the HOT bowl.. using the steam heat through the cover to “reheat” the meat package! Plus you dont have to find something to hold the cover.. normally the cover will pop up and you lose the heat to cook the noodle. (You can check the time on the package.. or between 3-5 mins or 5-10 mins.. depends on the brand of the instant noodles) The reason for most Taiwanese to do this is.. if you put the meat package with the noodles.. you may needed more time to cook the noodles cause of the soup in the meat package is normal temperature! then it will make the HOT water you put in wont be enough to cook the noodles sometimes. PS: we only do this way with the instant noodles has meat package... Anyway.. just a special Taiwanese way to cook the instant beef noodles..

It's so fun to see y'all so psyched about eating at 7-Eleven; thanks for sharing. Most of those foods from the soups to the pork bun (割包) have real-life versions on the outside that are even better. I ain't never seen nobody eat the skin of a sweet potato before, but whatever floats your boat. 😉

Ok trivia for you guys: Taiwanese cuisine is particularly notable for that uniquely chewy-squishy-gummy texture, and they call it "QQ". It's why Taiwan is obsessed with things like boba, mochi, and the chewy texture you've enjoyed in the dumpling wrappers. They even cook noodles differently in Taiwan- whereas traditional Chinese noodles (especially soup noodles) tend to be uniformly soft and tender, in Taiwan you're more likely to find noodles that still have a little bit of chew in the center, almost like al dente.

I liked how you focused the camera to the lady watching you from the outside. Omg brave. Haha

I reckon I see more Family Mart's with sweet potatoes than Sevens these days, especially the ones I often go by anyway. If you ever return to Taiwan, I will give you a proper food tour of all the good Taiwanese food if you wanted it.

FYI: I would take the skin off the sweet potato before eating it, because sometimes the skin can taste a little bit bitter!

In fact, traditional Chinese breakfast will be more economical and fresh and delicious, such as fried buns

Remember to keep your receipt, it can be like a lottery❤

Great video, we only ate in 7/11 most of the time when we were in Japan.

I really enjoy your video trip ☺️

Open 24 hours, you can buy at any time, and there will be some promotional activities, buy 1 get 1 free or the second discount of the same product

Taiwan foods are always cheap and very good foods out there, but especially Seven 11 serves you hot food snd microwave it for you 😂

No longer enjoy the convenient meals like after 15, def knew more about the food and there are more choices for sure.

they have set menu: rice ball and coffee/drink, sandwich and coffee/drink 49 or 59 in total. Please do ask.

Everything looked delicious. Great descriptions of the food! Which part of the UK are you from? Just love your accent! 🤙🤗

茶葉蛋配番茄醬包 番茄醬包店裏有免費包 配一起吃很好吃的不一樣的風味

The soda drink you had has the taste of an herb called sarsaparilla

Looks amazing! With the food that was microwaved, did they do that for you or did you have to heat it up?

Maybe the cheese in the blueberry and cheese sandwich was cream cheese?

Hannah is very similar to Ms. Truss, the former British Prime Minister who visited Taiwan in the past two days.🤭

台灣的7-11那是真的玩出新花樣了，真的是你方便好的鄰居

I'm Taiwanese! The strawberry Lays is kind of weird for me, I think it's hard for me to try it actually~

The guy is cute and the girl is beautiful, Taiwan loves you dudes

Hows the 7-11 in Liverpool?

👍👍👍Taiwan7-11🤘🤘🤘

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it's better to peel the sweet potatoes.

妳好像英國YT黛舒宣!

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