Cavalier Lily's DiarySeven-Eleven of Cebu (2018/02/20)
There are no 7-Eleven stores in Osamis, Mindanao.
According to the taxi driver, there are quite a few 7-Eleven stores in Cebu.
I went in because there was one located below the hotel.
Is the size not much different from those in Japan?
You can also make your own coffee.
And there are tables that are not found in Japanese Seven-Eleven stores.
The restaurant now offers dine-in options.
Sandwiches and bento boxes were lined up in this refrigerated display case.
Steamed buns were being sold in front of that refrigerator.
It had been 10 years since I last went to a Seven-Eleven.
I bought a sandwich and a steamed bun and took them back to the hotel to eat.
However, the sandwich had thick, dry bread and was practically inedible.
I took one bite and then stopped eating.
Also, the steamed meat buns are inspired by the Seven-Eleven stores in Japan.
I ate it, but it wasn't tasty either, which was disappointing.
To be honest, I never want to use a 7-Eleven in the Philippines again.