After the chain announced a massive revamp, 7-Eleven customers can expect to find a variety of new menu items to try.
As the top-rated convenience store in the US, 7-Eleven has become synonymous with their famous hot dog weenies. However, in a major shift, the company is now introducing international flavors to their menus.
Despite not being widely known, 7-Eleven is, in fact, a company owned by Japan. In 2005, Ryuichi Isaka, the CEO of Seven & I Holdings, took full control of the brand and proceeded to establish numerous branches in his native country.
Konbini, the Japanese convenience stores, prioritize food and offer a wide range of options including egg sandwiches and rice cakes.
The menu at 7-Eleven in Japan is far more extensive than its American counterpart
According to a spokesperson for the chain, it appears that we may soon see some of these highly coveted menu items coming to the US.
“We continuously adapt our selection of fresh food in our stores, customizing the products available at each location to cater to the desires and tastes of our community’s customers.”
According to them, our team finds inspiration from various sources across the globe to bring in novel offerings such as Mangonada donuts with Tajin, barbecue pork sliders, chicken curry bowls, and everything breakfast sandwiches. These items can be found in specific 7-Eleven, Speedway, and Stripes stores all over the nation.
“We recognize the importance of transitioning our business model away from a dependence on gasoline and cigarettes, and towards one that prioritizes our products. The crucial factor in this transformation is the incorporation of fresh food.”
Despite the fact that 7-Eleven is owned by a Japanese company, there is another surprising detail about the company’s logo that a customer recently discovered, adding to its already interesting background.
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