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7-Eleven — Konbini in Shin-Okubo, Tokyo
7-Eleven on Hyakunincho 2-chome in Shin-Okubo stays open 24 hours, and its fried chicken is the reason to walk in late: order through the chain's mobile service and this branch approves it when others cancel.
24-hour konbini in Shin-Okubo
The 7-Eleven on Hyakunincho 2-chome in Shin-Okubo never closes, so a bento or a snack is there whenever you need one, for roughly ¥200 to ¥1,000. Fried chicken ordered through the chain's mobile service comes out freshly fried even late at night, and this branch approves orders that other stores cancel.
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What this Shin-Okubo branch is like
This is a branch of 7-Eleven on Hyakunincho 2-chome, in Shin-Okubo, the neighbourhood served by Shin-Ōkubo station. What sets it apart is not the shelves but the counter: it is the branch that comes through when the chain's mobile ordering system is the only way to get what you want at an hour when other stores have given up.
Order fried chicken through the mobile service late at night and it arrives freshly fried.
For breakfast, the egg sandwiches are the thing to reach for, fresh and flavourful, and the strawberry and mixed fruit sandwiches sit alongside them as a trip staple. Onigiri rounds out the rotation, the item you can hand to a child without negotiation.
The shop is a standard konbini layout: a register counter, a coffee machine, shelves of snacks and bento. The coffee queue can be long in the morning with one register open, and the coffee maker is sometimes unavailable at night. Expect to pay between ¥200 and ¥1,000 for a snack or a bento.
What to look for
Fried chicken by mobile order
Ordered through the chain's mobile service late at night, it comes out freshly fried.
Egg sandwiches
A breakfast staple picked up regularly during a trip, fresh and flavourful.
Fruit sandwiches
Strawberry and mixed fruit versions, bought again and again as breakfast.
The pick list
What to bring home
Fried chicken
Ordered through the chain's mobile service late at night, it arrived freshly fried when nearby branches had turned the order down.
Egg sandwiches
A breakfast staple picked up regularly during a trip, fresh and flavourful.
Fruit sandwiches
Strawberry and mixed fruit versions sit among the breakfast items bought again and again.
Onigiri
Rice balls are part of the breakfast rotation relied on while travelling with children.
Who is this for
This branch suits anyone landing in Shin-Okubo late at night who wants hot fried chicken and can order it through the chain's mobile service. It also works for families who need a quick breakfast of egg sandwiches, fruit sandwiches or onigiri before heading out. And it is a practical stop for anyone staying near Shin-Ōkubo station who wants a bento or a snack at any hour.
If you need to cook rather than grab a ready meal, Jannat Halal Food Shop Shin Okubo, 50 m away, stocks international and halal ingredients and stays open until 11 PM.
The verdict
The mobile-order fried chicken and round-the-clock hours make this branch useful, so it suits travellers who want the food and the hours.
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