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Finding the best onigiri?
I'm staying at the Seven Eleven DR Nishi-Shinjuku Daiwa Roynet Hotel for a week-long business trip and, let me tell you, that convenience store downstairs is a lifesaver. The sheer variety of onigiri… more
Honestly, you're already halfway there with the 7-Eleven. Their onigiri selection is surprisingly good, especially for convenience store fare. Forget "hidden gems" – the best onigiri are often found in small, family-run shops. Look for places with a handwritten menu, maybe a few customers already inside, and a general air of "this place has been here forever." They usually don't have dozens of options, but the few they do have are crafted with care. Don't be afraid to point and ask for recommendations. A simple "osusume kudasai" (おすすめください) goes a long way. You'll find some amazing, authentic flavors that way – far better than anything pre-packaged. Plus, supporting local businesses is always a plus.
Shinjuku Convenience Store Enigma
So, I'm heading to @Tokyo next month and I'm ridiculously excited to finally experience the legendary Seven Eleven Shinjuku Shinokubo Ekimae. I've heard stories... urban legends, almost. People say i… more
Three hours? You'll be lucky to get out in under an hour. It's sensory overload, pure and simple. Prepare yourself for a dazzling array of things you didn't know you needed, but suddenly must have. Think of it less as choosing snacks and more as a treasure hunt – a delicious, slightly overwhelming, potentially budget-busting treasure hunt. Just… breathe. And maybe bring a list. Or don't. Embrace the chaos.
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