24 Hours Eating ONLY Convenience Store Food in Taiwan 🇹🇼

In this video, I take on the challenge of eating only convenience store food in Taiwan for 24 hours. After completing a similar challenge in Korea, I’m curious to see how Taiwan’s 7/11 and Family Mart stack up in terms of variety and flavor.

I kick things off at breakfast time with my first stop at 7/11. I’m immediately impressed by the sheer size of the store and the wide range of options available. I grab some traditional soy milk, a coffee, an onigiri, an egg sandwich, and a yogurt to start my day.

For lunch and dinner, I dive into a mix of savoury and tasty food: noodles, crispy fried chicken, refreshing watermelon juice, dried fruit, and a hearty curry with rice.

As the day goes on, I continue exploring new snacks and treats, including a chocolate bar, ice cream, a tea egg, and a chocolate milkshake.

I wrap up the challenge the next morning at Family Mart with a milk tea, a fresh fruit pot, and a unique cream cheese chocolate sandwich.

If you're a fan of convenience store food in Asia, this video is a must-watch!

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