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7-Eleven — Konbini in Ikebukuro, Tokyo
7-Eleven on Ikebukuro stays open 24 hours every day of the week, which makes it the branch you can walk into at any hour for an egg sandwich or a fruit sandwich before the day starts.
24-hour konbini on Ikebukuro
This 7-Eleven sits on Ikebukuro in the Ikebukuro neighbourhood and never closes, open 24 hours from Wednesday through Tuesday. You come here for breakfast before heading out: egg sandwiches, onigiri, and strawberry or mixed fruit sandwiches, with a smoothie blended at the counter while you watch. Snacks, drinks, bento and supplies fill the shelves, and a typical spend runs ¥200–1,000.
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What this Ikebukuro branch is like
This is a branch of 7-Eleven on Ikebukuro in the Ikebukuro neighbourhood, and its own fact is the clock: it is open around the clock, every day, so the hour you arrive never decides whether you eat. Ikebukuro station is the station for the area, and the shop sits among the streets around it.
Breakfast is the reason to come. Egg sandwiches are the thing to pick up first, the filling thick between soft bread. Onigiri are the other standard buy, rice balls you can eat walking. Strawberry and mixed fruit sandwiches are the sweet morning option, and cucumber and seaweed tofu salads sit in the same grab-and-go range if you want something lighter.
At the counter a smoothie is blended to order, and you can watch it being made. The snack and drink range is broad enough that you can put together a picnic or a train journey from it. An ATM sits inside, and the shop takes parcel deliveries, which is useful if you are staying nearby and shipping something on.
Spend is modest: ¥200–1,000 covers a snack or a bento, and the breakfast picks sit at the low end of that. Nothing here needs planning around a closing time, since there is no closing time to plan around.
The food and the hours are the constant, and the shop is open around the clock.
What to look for
Egg sandwiches
The breakfast staple to buy first, thick filling between soft bread, eaten before you head out.
Onigiri
Rice balls among the standard morning buys, easy to carry and eat on the move.
Fruit sandwiches
Strawberry and mixed fruit sandwiches, the sweet option for a morning.
The pick list
What to bring home
Egg sandwiches
the breakfast pick before heading out, fresh and flavourful.
Onigiri
rice balls among the standard breakfast buys, the kind you come back for.
Fruit sandwiches
strawberry and mixed fruit sandwiches, a sweet option in the morning.
Freshly made smoothies
blended at the counter, made right in front of you.
Prepared salads
cucumber and seaweed tofu salads, part of the fresh grab-and-go range.
Who is this for
This suits you if you are arriving on a late flight or leaving on an early train and need breakfast at an hour when little else is open. It also works if you are staying in Ikebukuro and want to assemble a picnic or a train-journey snack from the snack and drink shelves without a detour.
If you want to cook rather than grab a sandwich, Akafudado Ikebukuro 100 m away is a supermarket open until 5 AM with fresh foods and daily necessities.
The verdict
The 24-hour clock and the breakfast picks make this a solid convenience stop, and it is a place to buy from rather than linger in.
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