I can only imagine what the people working there were thinking. "Some guy came in, bought enough food to feed four people, sat down and ate it all."

I want the confidence of Mike Chen where I can sit in 7 eleven Japan and have a buffet without looking around all insecure.

Just imagine walking out of your hotel and seeing a man have a stroke over an egg sandwich

as a Japanese living in Japan For food , seven eleven is the best convenience store in Japan

I just watched a guy for 28 minutes buy food and eat it in the store. It was awesome!!

Who else rewatches these 7/11 video like a million times 🤣

Guys, he isn't exaggerating. Those mochi rolls are absolutely insane. They really do taste like a sweet, milkly cloud!

This man's quote is "if you serve me this at a restaurant I wouldn't know the difference" I swear to god this man uses it so many times in 7 elleven videos. I love your videos. Thank you for making such amazing content. 😊

Mike: "you know what would make this matcha cookie better" Us: "NONONO DON'T DIP THE COOKIE INTO THE BROTH"

I miss Japanese 7 eleven food, he's not overreacting, it is delicious.

I've watched this video ATLEAST 20 times. I love it more and more every time, never yet tired of it, I visited Japan last December 2019,The food is phenomenal! 15

For those wondering about the frozen grape balls, it's called ice-no-mi. Itll be hard to find in the US, but you might be able to find it in some asian markets. Personally I have not found any yet in the 5 or so near me, but maybe one day!

Lol meanwhile 711s in the US be only having expired hot dogs and crackheads running around the store

It’s funny to think that people over there might think “Jackie Chan just came in, bought 2 days worth of food and ate it all in one go”

I remember the first time I heard about red bean paste, which I didn't know was a popular Japanese dessert filling. I thought it was so incredibly weird to eat beans for dessert. Then I remembered what chocolate is. I gave it a try, and it's one of my favorites.

I've watched this video ATLEAST 5 times. I love it more and more every time, never yet tired of it

anyone els torture themselves by watching these vids/food challenges in general when you are starving with no good food in kitchen

This is Japanese culture, they put effort into everything.

The most memorable thing for me in japan was actually the convenience store food. Awesome for breakfast, supper, whenever hungry when we were just in our airbnb chilling.

One bento box and I’m full, three of those buns I’m full. It’s amazing how much you can eat. Respect.

Mike in a relation ship: Mike: you are a really good girlfriend, but you know what could make you better? Mike’s gf: please don’t dip me in broth or hot oil

“Japanese man walking into American 711” Japanese man: Do you serve food here? Store employee: well yes but actually no

2022 and I still watch this video non stop because it's comforting and amazing. You're the best Mikey!

You have become my midnight channel to hangout in this quarantine bro😂

The grape ice cube was my childhood when I lived in japan 😫😫 my grandma used to give me three pieces of those whenever I come to visit her. She told me I was gonna get cavities if I eat too much so she just gave me three💗💗 now she’s in a better place🙏 thank you for reminding me of my precious memory with her💕✨

7-11 in Japan is truly an EXPERIENCE! I remember back in 2007 being in Tokyo and accidentally sleeping in the hotel until 2:00 AM after arriving at 4:00 PM my first day...starving, and nothing was open...EXCEPT 7-11 two blocks from the hotel near the Aoyama Itchome metro station! Ate VERY well!

Mikey: Oh I love onigiris, let's get a salmon one Brock: *I'm one hundred percent sure that's a jelly donut, bro* The difference is clear, 7-Eleven Japan is all about quality...while 7-Eleven USA is all about the bathroom

I’m introducing my mother to your channel and she is amazed at how you eat so much and stay fit. “If I ever had to feed him, I would need to cook three days in advance!” 🤣🤣🤣

Hi I'm in Japan right now and I got a lot of the items that he mentioned, here is my personal review: Matcha cookie: Average nothing special, just a regular cookie. 7-11 Michelin star instant noodles: Great instant noodles a must try, very flavorful, even better than some restaurants. Lawson pudding: Omg you have to try this! The flavor and taste is so unique and smooth! With a distinct milky taste. 10/10 would definitely Recommend. Got one almost everyday that I was in Japan! Egg sandwich: Something that you cannot get in America, the taste is so different and good. Japan bread is very soft and fluffy. The egg is creamy and dreamy. Got one for breakfast daily! Peach drink: Very different from the fruit yogurt drinks in America. Not as sweet and more fruit flavor, some even have fruit chunks. Tried more drinks from the same line, very good. Recommend. Fruit ice ball thing that you put in carbonated water: Would recommend something else to drink, but if you want to try something new and different give it a try. Not bad but would rather just buy some soda. Thank you for uploading this video it was very helpful and informative on my trip to Japan! 😊

I am jealous by how much can eat. It blows my mind how much food this guy can put down in one sitting! He's some sort legend by now. KZfaq urban legend.

I love watching your videos they are just filled with positivity and good vibes and it’s a good distraction from fighting my loneliness so thank you for that too!

This has been my favourite of his videos for a while 😭 Everything looks sO good 🥺

I want to see Gordon Ramsey and this dude evaluate the same food.

All I get at my 7-Eleven is robbed.

You have some of the BEST CONTENT online. I loved living in Japan and these take my right back.

Pizza buns were my typical winter breakfast when I lived in Japan! Egg sandwich and tuna mayo onigiri in warm weather. So tasty!

I love how he just doesn’t care about the people around him and just records and acts happy and joyful 😌✨❤️

Am I the only one amazed at how much he eats dammmmmm

These videos are so great that I want to go to Japan just to visit their 7-Eleven stores and the Lawson stores! 🤣🤣🤣

This is like my 10th straight video from this dude, love his edit and actually surprised how hooking this is xd

Me: I want to go to Japan. Mom: to watch Sakura and anime? Me: to try Japan's food vending machines and 7-11.

He’s literally the human incarnation of Kirby; it’s insane how much food he can stomach.

7-11 in Japan: clean, friendly staff and huge variety of cheap delicious food. 7-11 in America: dirty, drugged employees who hate their life, overpriced stale food and groups of drugged or drunk bums outside asking for money.

everytime he's trying a new dish im like "okay he's not gonna like this one" and then his face is just like:😏 THAT IS GREAAAATTTT hahah love it x

Love it how he says "SURE" and grabs almost everything😂

This guy has balls to eat a buffet at a Japanese 7 eleven talking to a camera 😂

It drives me nuts how much variety there is. Its getting harder to eat things from convenience stores in the us. Nothing seems appealing nor healthy. I can only go so far with granola & protein bars.

okayy this is amazing. everything looks so good i wouldnt be able to stop myself

I'm dying laughing at him adding random things impulsively, like a kid in a candy store

I watch his videos when I have food, so it’s like we are eating together :)

Your video inspired me to finally try 7 eleven in Japan and it’s so amazing! Thank you Mikey!!💖

Some say he is still reviewing food at that 7-11 till this day.

person eats from japanese 711: happy person eats from american 711: dies

YES!! 7-11 has such great food in Japan. And you'd never think or realize that cold rice could be so soft and delicious but they're somehow able to accomplish that. 7-11 here in the states seriously need to step up their game. And the onigiri! I miss it =( This is seriously making me want to just spend another week there. I miss traveling.

Customer: Hello 7-Eleven Japan: Welcome! We have everything you need, including a lot of good food for a great deal! Customer: Sweet! 7-Eleven USA: *One stale Big Bite hot dog and a Slurpee, take it or leave it* Customer: ...understandable, have a great day

Japanese here! The bun you ate that had the potatoes and cheese in it is actually seasoned cod roe(mentaiko), potato and cheese flavor. Thanks so much for visiting :)

This is the best mukbang I've ever watched

I feel like you can get full meals worth of food for super cheap in Japanese convenience stores

Watching this idk why but it makes me feel better Japans such a beautiful place and they have so much amazing food

KZfaq : hey, you want to watch this guy reviewing 7 11 food? Me at 3 am : hell yeah I do

I have never wanted to go to a convenience store more

This is the greatest mukbang video on the internet!

not going to lie, that egg sandwich looks amazing right now

"I learned in Japan, everytime you see a melon, you get it"

The Japanese take such care and pride in prepping even the freeze-dried stuff. It is amaaaaaazing.

I love visiting Japan. There's always something so flavourful to eat with good portions and prices 🤣

I’m in Japan right now and so obsessed with 7-eleven. I’m going to try and eat all their famous food items. I love Japanese food. 😋😋

I’ve rewatched this video about a billion times now and I don’t know why

Everyone : Wishing there was 7-eleven like this in the U.S Me : Wishing there was 7-eleven here

When I visited Japan, I lived off convenience food a lot of the time. Its easy to eat good and cheap in Japan if you supplement restaurant meals with "konbini" food. Not to mention 7/11 and Lawson and Family Mart have really good everything from fried chicken to sushi to snacks to this and that and etc etc etc

This guy is so calming to watch I love his videos

Its's really hard to control your diet when food is flirting on you😂

7 Eleven in Japan: Gourmet junk food 7 Eleven in America: Junk Food

this is the only video from you that i keep coming back to repeatedly. i don't know what it is, but it just comforts me every time.

This is a video I'll come back to everyday and have the same felling as the first time I watched it

Why am I doing this to myself at 1am? *sleep has left the chatroom* *hanger has entered the chatroom*

American Guy: *walks in to a Japanese 7 Eleven* “Hey, do u have a bag of chips im hungry.” The Clerk:”Apparently your new here.”

Enjoy your video so much Mikey. This is seriously making me miss Japan. Hope things get better soon.

Serious question, do you really eat all these meals in one sitting?!?!?😱

Why can’t I go to Japan right now? Why am I so broke? Why am I so hungry? *I AM SO JEALOUS*

I feel like a seven eleven like these in the United States would get so much income especially from college age students. Be able to get good tasting food for pretty cheap and it would definitely be quicker than other places here

One thing that struck me about traveling to Japan is that the commerce experience is like visiting a bizarro America. Initially, it feels like there’s endless variety and things to try. Visiting your first few vending machines, convenience stores, and walls of gachapon machines gives the impression that there’s so much to see it’s kind of maddening. But by the end of your trip, you realize that all vending machines and shops have the same stuff. Realizing this about the drink vending machines was especially a shock, because when we first encountered one I expected to see other ones with unique choices. One beverage company seems to have a monopoly though, so even though there’s a machine every 20 yards, they’re all identical. And gachapons are released in waves- after the novelty wears off, you’ve seen most of it save for a few surprises or region-specific ones. It’s actually nice for a visitor though, because you can try most of the snacks/convenience store meals over the course of a two week trip without feeling like you missed anything. What really surprised me though, is that for all the hype I’d heard about Lawson vs. Family Mart vs. 7-11, the selections were surprisingly similar. I’m sure that at one point there was a good reason to be loyal to one over the other, but it seemed like by now they’ve all ripped each other off for competition until they were all fundamentally the same stores. I guess my main takeaway was that these shops are good for grabbing a quick breakfast or (quiet, discreet) snacks for the bullet train, but aren’t necessary to fuss too much over. The real fun and discovery came from trying different restaurants and local places. Typing that out it seems so obvious, it really applies to any country you might visit. But it was something I had to learn firsthand.

I watched this video so many times throughout the years and now realized how much I watched it

Imagine a Japenese 7-Eleven is right next to your school, and you don't need to get school lunch.

Mike: “arrive in country” 7-11: *mother of god*

I really enjoyed watching your video Mikey Chen!

I love your video keep the good work ❤️

I'm not surprised at all.. it's japan.. "made in Japan" means : HIGH QUALITY.

Seems like literally nothing tastes terrible in that store

I’m guilty for watching this a couple hundred times. Thanks Mike 😂

watching mike while eating my oatmeal to make it taste good.

All of that food would have lasted me an entire week

. Why . Am . I . Watching . This . In . 4 . Am . While . I . Am . Freaking . Starving .

Video is very comfy, makes me feel relaxed

Love love love watching you on your food adventure super awesome

The food in the little sack like pouch's is called 餅入り巾着 or Kinchaku which means literally means pouch in English. These are made with a deep fried tofu sack and has mochi rice cake inside. 7:50

How to know Mikey likes the food 1.he makes a gun with his finger at the food 2.he nods 3.he closes his eyes Edit: I didn’t know I got 450 likes

I just came back from my Japan trip to Sapporo,Hakodate and this reminds me of my trip thank you for the great content and I hope you keep making videos like this👍👍👍

I could watch this channel for my entire Sunday, and I do.

I can't believe I'm starving myself by watching a half an hour video of someone eating... and im in my bed... in the middle of the night... Edit: thanks for the likes you guys.. eat well and watch well hehehep 😎