I Tried 7 New Foods at 7-Eleven Japan! 🇯🇵

7-Eleven Japan has more exciting new foods and sweets this week! 🇯🇵🌈 In this video, I try seven new items from 7-Eleven Japan, including colorful cheese toast, Shin Ramyun Rosé Cup Noodles, spicy sesame chicken, Japanese omurice doria, and unique Japanese sweets. From rainbow-colored melted cheese to creamy sweet potato desserts, there’s plenty to discover this week! 💴 Prices 🌈 Colorful Cheese Toast ¥378 (about $2.40) 🍜 Shin Ramyun Rosé Cup Noodles ¥300 (about $1.91) 🍗 Spicy Sesame Chicken ¥300 (about $1.91) 🍳 Demi-Glace Omurice Doria ¥537 (about $3.41) 🍙 Gomoku Chirashi Sushi Onigiri ¥199 (about $1.27) 🍠 Daigaku Imo-Style Latte Dessert ¥429 (about $2.73) 🍨 Crushed MARIE & Caramel Ice Cream ¥270 (about $1.72) 💰 Total: ¥2,413 (about $15.34) The colorful cheese toast was definitely one of the most eye-catching items! When I pulled the toasted bread apart, the melted cheese stretched between the slices, revealing its beautiful colors. The cheese was rich and creamy, and it went perfectly with the soft, fluffy bread. The Shin Ramyun Rosé Cup Noodles had a rich, creamy tomato flavor with a spicy kick. The thick noodles were coated in the creamy sauce, making this an interesting twist on classic Shin Ramyun. The spicy sesame chicken was designed to be eaten cold. Although its spice level was only 1.5 out of 3, it had quite a strong kick! The sauce was rich, almost like miso, and the sesame added a delicious flavor. The demi-glace omurice doria had soft, fluffy egg and a rich, flavorful demi-glace sauce. The combination of egg, sauce, and rice was comforting and satisfying. The gomoku chirashi sushi onigiri was a convenient way to enjoy Japanese chirashi sushi. The sushi rice had just the right amount of tanginess, with a subtle hint of ginger. The lotus root was nicely seasoned with vinegar and added a satisfying crunch. The daigaku imo-style latte dessert was inspired by a traditional Japanese sweet potato treat. After mixing everything together, it became thick and creamy, with a rich sweet potato flavor. The chewy warabi mochi added a lovely contrast in texture. Finally, the Crushed MARIE & Caramel Ice Cream combined a classic Japanese biscuit with rich, creamy caramel ice cream. The biscuit was soft and slightly moist, and there were pieces of white chocolate throughout. I kept finding white chocolate in almost every bite! 🍨 My favorite this week was the Crushed MARIE & Caramel Ice Cream! The rich caramel flavor and generous pieces of white chocolate made it especially delicious. Which of these seven foods would you like to try? Let me know in the comments! If you enjoy videos about new foods, food prices, and everyday life in Japan, please like and subscribe! This channel shows how much food costs in Japan, from convenience stores and supermarkets to restaurants and limited-time foods. 🇯🇵 #Japan #7ElevenJapan #JapaneseFood #JapanPrices #FoodPrices #ConvenienceStore #NewFoods #JapaneseSweets #FoodReview