7-Eleven chain · any branch
7-Eleven Nishi-Shinjuku 1-chome West — Konbini in Shinjuku, Tokyo
7-Eleven Nishi-Shinjuku 1-chome West stays open 24 hours on Nishishinjuku, so a cheesecake or a fruit sandwich is within reach at any hour in Shinjuku.
24-hour konbini on Nishishinjuku
This 7-Eleven on Nishishinjuku in Shinjuku never closes, which makes it a straightforward stop whatever hour you pass. The cheesecake is moist with the cheese flavour coming through clearly, and the fruit sandwich pairs sweet fruit with light cream, though the fruit is cut in half. Expect to spend ¥200–1,000 on a snack or a bento.
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About this store
This is a branch of 7-Eleven on Nishishinjuku in Shinjuku, and it is small: what it holds is a decent amount of stock packed into a compact floor. You notice the shelves first, stacked with the snacks that make up most of what people carry out of here.
Two things are worth picking up. The cheesecake is a moist slice where the cheese flavour comes through clearly, easy to grab on a short stop. The fruit sandwich pairs sweet fruit with a light cream that travels well, and the fruit inside is cut in half, so expect pieces rather than whole fruit.
Snacks here double as souvenirs. The variety is good for bringing home, and the pricing is one of the reasons to buy them here rather than elsewhere: a convenience store in Japan does not carry the premium it does in some other countries, so a bag of snacks costs little.
The counter has been helpful when sending a package, and during the day the work at the register runs efficiently. A small shop with a decent amount of stuff, open around the clock, is what this branch is.
What to look for
Cheesecake
A moist slice with the cheese flavour coming through clearly, easy to grab on a short stop.
Fruit sandwich
Sweet fruit with a light cream, portable and good for the journey; the fruit is cut in half.
Snacks as souvenirs
A good variety of snacks to bring home, and they cost less here than convenience-store snacks do in some other countries.
The pick list
What to bring home
Cheesecake
A moist slice where the cheese flavour comes through clearly, easy to grab on a short stop.
Fruit sandwich
Sweet fruit paired with a light cream, a portable sweet that travels well, though the fruit is cut into half.
Who is this for
This suits a traveler landing in Shinjuku at an odd hour who needs something to eat without hunting for an open door. It also works for souvenir hunters with little time, since the snack shelves give you something to bring home and the prices stay low. Anyone sending a package will find the counter helpful for that errand.
If you want a full supermarket shop with imported goods and ready meals rather than a quick snack, Seijo Ishii in the Lumine 1 building covers that need. Seijo Ishii Shinjuku Lumine 1 Store.
The verdict
It is a small branch, and its 24-hour door and low snack prices still suit a traveler buying souvenirs or a late bite.
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