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7-Eleven — Konbini in Shin-Okubo, Tokyo
7-Eleven on Hyakunincho in Shin-Okubo keeps its doors open 24 hours, with three floors of shelves and an eat-in area on the third.
What this 7-Eleven is
This 7-Eleven sits on Hyakunincho in Shin-Okubo, a short walk from Shin-Ōkubo station, and never closes. It runs to three floors, with an eat-in area on the third that is open from 8:00 to 20:00. Grab an egg sandwich or onigiri for breakfast, or a fruit sandwich for later, for roughly ¥200 to ¥1,000.
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A three-floor konbini in Shin-Okubo
This is a branch of 7-Eleven on Hyakunincho, in Shin-Okubo, and the first thing you notice is the scale: three floors, not the single room you might expect. Shelves stay well stocked across all of them.
For breakfast, the egg sandwich is the one to reach for first, fresh and made with good-quality bread. Fruit sandwiches with strawberry or mixed fruit work as a snack later in the day, and onigiri is the easy fallback when you want something quick. A fresh smoothie is blended in front of you at the counter.
The eat-in area is on the third floor, open from 8:00 to 20:00, and there is a smoking area up there too. Outside those hours the seating is closed, so plan a sit-down break inside that window. The Seven Café tea is part of the drinks lineup if you want something warm with your food.
Spend is modest: a snack or a bento runs about ¥200 to ¥1,000, which covers most of what you would pick up here.
For a quick, cheap meal at any hour in Shin-Okubo, though, the three floors and the 24-hour door make it a useful stop.
What to look for
Egg sandwich
A breakfast staple, fresh and good quality, and the first thing to grab in the morning.
Fruit sandwiches
Strawberry and mixed fruit sandwiches, bought for breakfast or as a snack.
Fresh smoothie
Blended to order in front of you at the counter.
The pick list
What to bring home
Egg sandwich
the breakfast pick on trips, fresh and good quality.
Fruit sandwiches
strawberry and mixed fruit, bought for breakfast and snacks.
Onigiri
rice balls taken as an easy breakfast or snack option.
Fresh smoothie
blended to order in front of the customer at the store.
Seven Café tea
own-brand tea from the store's café range, part of the wider lineup.
Who is this for
This store suits anyone arriving in Shin-Okubo late or early and wanting a proper breakfast: the egg sandwich and onigiri are there whenever you walk in. It also works for travelers who want to sit down for a few minutes, as long as they come between 8:00 and 20:00 when the third-floor seating is open. And if you are feeding a family on a budget, the fruit sandwiches and snacks keep the spend low.
If you want to cook Korean food rather than grab a ready meal, Kankoku Hiroba nearby stocks the ingredients and prepared dishes for that.
The verdict
For a 24-hour breakfast or a cheap snack in Shin-Okubo, this konbini does the job.
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