FamilyMart chain · any branch
FamilyMart — Konbini in Roppongi, Tokyo
FamilyMart at Roppongi Crossing keeps its doors open 24 hours, so the oden counter is there whenever you surface in Roppongi.
Roppongi Crossing, any hour
FamilyMart at Roppongi Crossing in Roppongi never closes, so a bento or snack is available at any hour. Oden is the thing to get: a staff member helps you pick from the pot and bag it, with spend from about ¥200 to ¥1,000. There is an ATM and a currency exchange machine inside.
Freshly published · details still being verified
A crossing-side konbini that never shuts
This is a branch of FamilyMart, planted at Roppongi Crossing in Roppongi, and its own character comes from that corner: the front entrance is the way in, and the lights stay on around the clock.
Oden is what to buy. The pot is set out and a staff member will walk you through choosing from it, then bag it up so you can carry it out. That is the pick worth building a stop around, and it fits the ¥200–1,000 you would spend on a snack or a bento here.
The shop works as a service point as much as a food stop. There is one ATM, a foreign currency exchange machine, a multifunction copier and a ChargeSPOT unit, all useful when you are passing through the crossing with errands rather than a meal in mind. There are no restrooms, so plan around that.
Udon and soba come out at room temperature rather than chilled, which is worth knowing if you are after a cold noodle.
It suits a quick stop at the crossing, a late-night bento run, or a first-night ATM and currency stop when you have just landed in Roppongi.
What to look for
Oden at the counter
Staff help you choose from the oden pot and bag it for you, which makes it the easiest thing to order here.
Open 24 hours, every day
The doors stay open all week, so the shop works at any hour you find yourself at Roppongi Crossing.
ATM and currency exchange
One ATM and a foreign currency exchange machine sit inside, alongside a multifunction copier and ChargeSPOT.
The pick list
What to bring home
Oden
the counter is at its busiest around 8pm on a Tuesday, and the staff will help you pick from the pot and bag it for you.
Who is this for
Anyone landing in Roppongi late at night will find the doors open and something to eat, with oden the easiest order to put together. If you need cash or to change money near the crossing, the ATM and currency exchange machine make this a practical stop rather than a food one. A traveler grabbing a bento or a snack on the way through Roppongi Crossing fits it too.
If you want a proper meal for later rather than a counter snack, Precce Premium Tokyo Midtown a short way off offers evening discounts on prepared food.
The verdict
It is a crossing-side konbini with a single front entrance and no restrooms, and the 24-hour oden and the ATM make it a sound stop for a late bite or a cash run in Roppongi.
Keep exploring nearby
7-Eleven · Roppongi · Roppongi 5
Konbini
7-Eleven · Roppongi · Roppongi 7
Konbini
FamilyMart · Roppongi · Roppongi 7
Konbini
Lawson Minato Roppongi Dori Store
Konbini
Researched across 2 public sources and confidence-checked November 2026, against our methodology, reviewed by the AisleTrotter editorial team. Spot an error? Tell us — corrections feed straight back into our verification system.
Disclaimer: All curated content and the Trotter Standard verdicts reflect AisleTrotter’s own editorial research and methodology. No paid or editorial influence.