7-11 has always been my go-to place for a midnight snack. Any recommendations for must-try snacks from 7-11 here? What are your favourites? For me, I like the cheese sandwich with no sausage or ham, and the coffee is quite worth it for the price.

Don't know if available everywhere but they recently started a triple mini croissent pack, sausage n cheese, bacon n cheese and ham n cheese 3 for 39bt ! Tasty snack. 😀

7/11 will never let you down, 

Prawn Gyoza are superb and for a main meal >

 

1 minute ago, McTavish said:

Prawn Gyoza are superb and for a main meal >

 

That's one of my favourite, I went to get one yesterday but they had sold out, 

I really like these, and they're great cold. Spicy is better...

I can see this is really turning out to be a gourmet thread. 😂

My eldest daughter says their frozen Spaghetti Carbonara is better than every restaurant we go to (we eat out a lot).

 

I disagree with her btw.

Chicken Caesar Salad is pretty good I think it was 59 baht

Not a great fan of 7-11 food but their 'Chef Cares' food range is surprisingly good. The Masala sauce in the Chicken Tikka Masala is very tasty.

They've also started selling a Khao Soi. Its not bad at all.  

Few years ago their fish burger was pretty good, with a thick piece of pollock fish in it. They seem to have cheapened it out though, I tried one recently and there was only a small amount of fish and a lot of 'breadcrumb' coating.

Yesterday I only eat 7/11 food, in the evening I had one of them toasted sandwiches, 

Chicken Caesar salad.

I wish they did a Chip Butty 

Already mentioned, Chicken Caesar salad, and OK, as good to get some greens in your system. 

 

Brekkie (first meal) ... I'm partial to the Chicken GraPao (basil) spaghetti, as not a fan of rice.  Had the Black Ink pasta w/Shrimp cream sauce recently, and a nice change.  Alfredo is good for a change also.

 

Some of the ones that are 'meatier', side portion of rice are decent.  Fat noodle stir fries, OK.  Hard to find, but the Curry Chicken Puffs, in a case on the counter, usually near the Bao buns are good.   Actually some of the best.  The BBQ pork Char Siu Bao buns are OK also.

 

Hard to beat the Double Pork Burgers, assembly may be required when opening.  Messy, but a bargain, and go down nicely.   Away from the highway, and you might even be able to wash 'em down with a beer.

 

Deserts ... partial to the 'Baked Cheese Cake'  no topping, dark blue 'ribbon' on label.   Black Forest cake & Chocolate Cake, latter being rich chocolate fix.

 

4 Pandan rolls in a pack, along with the chilled Pandan Eclairs are nice.  Pandan fan that I am.

 

Recently found the cream filled Croissant, half dipped in Chocolate, and a good sweet tooth fix, without being overly sweet.  Washed down with a 'HazelNut' coffee never hurts.

 

Options abound and as stated, consistent and never disappoint 

 

Going guess about half our munching when O&A might be from 7-11 or the food court/vendors at PTT Parks, since we charge up the EV almost every day, and it's usually during the lunch hours.  Check out, 3+ hrs on the road, and we all got to P, and hungry, as not big morning eaters.

38 minutes ago, ChipButty said:

I wish they did a Chip Butty 

Or a steak pie.

 

Break Supa is a good chocolate snack for 10 baht

There is a chocolate bread in the bread section that is surprisingly good. It’s about the best chocolate I’ve had in Thailand 

I very rarely eat anything from a 7/11, mostly ultra processed food, full of E numbers and preservatives, also too much salt, sugar

59 minutes ago, Robert Paulson said:

It’s about the best chocolate I’ve had in Thailand

 

It seems you didn't try very hard to find something better.

 

This is my chocolate favorite in Thailand:

Lemon cheesecake is yummy. No pic - out of stock today!!!

Sun dried broad beans. I can't stop.

The quality is disgusting.  I never realized how good British fresh baked bread, real cream cakes and soft pastries are until I moved here.  We joke about British food but is this what it is this up against?  Floor scrapings in a bag sprayed with chemicals.

 

90 percent of the Thai stuff is just a joke.  5 slice sandwiches with no filling.  Sickly sweet 'sausages'.  Bizzare burgers.  Spray on cheese.

 

I guess the hard boiled egg is safe.  Nothing weird about that.

11 hours ago, ChipButty said:

7/11 will never let you down, 

No, but it will kill you slowly.

11 minutes ago, mfd101 said:

No, but it will kill you slowly.

Quicker 

26 minutes ago, Chris Daley said:

The quality is disgusting.  I never realized how good British fresh baked bread, real cream cakes and soft pastries are until I moved here.  We joke about British food but is this what it is this up against?  Floor scrapings in a bag sprayed with chemicals.

 

90 percent of the Thai stuff is just a joke.  5 slice sandwiches with no filling.  Sickly sweet 'sausages'.  Bizzare burgers.  Spray on cheese.

 

I guess the hard boiled egg is safe.  Nothing weird about that.

There’s usually a mooping/kaiping flame box in proximity of a 7 for a quick protein fix, 7 is the last resort for this one.

Edited June 25, 20242 yr by novacova

When I was single, I occasionally picked up a snack from 7/11, brought her to my hotel, nibbled on her all night. 

Similar to a McD's Big Mac, their pineapple pastries stay fresh for circa 3 years (and counting). 

sardines goes pretty good, Grab a loaf of bread too and a tub of fake butter.... delish sandwiches.

22 hours ago, RolandRat said:

Any recommendations for must-try snacks from 7-11 

What are your favourites

The girl working behind the counter at 7-eleven, soi Regional Land, south Pattaya is tasty. 😎

 

Edited June 26, 20242 yr by SAFETY FIRST