Back again! Now serving Garlic or Low Mein Noodles for $10?…read more$10 HKD = $1.29 USD?!?

Oh thank heaven for 7-11... Especially when you can find one on practically every corner in Hong…read moreKong. The selection of drinks and snacks is as one would expect to find at a convenience store with special surprises like doriyaki with fresh ingredients. Positives? Paying with an octopus card and finding ever bit of comfort goodness with local snacky goodness. Negatives? Not a lot of hot food options ever and the clerks could smile more. I can't give. 4.5 so it is what it is. Recommendations? The doriyaki by the door of course, and plenty of redbull!

It's a small location, but packed with any thing you need to drink or snack. Freshly brewed coffee…read moreand sandwiches. The cleanest store so far on our trip. Check they out!

LOL looks like I'm the second person to ever review this GOLDEN 7-Eleven. This place is where it's…read moreat. Nothing like a night at LKF where hundreds of people are bombarding this location buying as many bottles of alcohol as one can fit in their hands. Fun memories & cheers to LKF and to the next time

If memories could be canned, would they also have expiry dates? If so, I hope they last for…read morecenturies.

Stopped by to get a drinks and octopus passes. A small store that has everything and it's clean…read moreand well organized. Staff is good (5am) and helpful with the purchase. My friend accidentally left her phone there and 20mins later, she came back and was given it back. Thank you!!

Why wouldn't one want to deplane and step right into a 7-11, before customs at that, after a 14…read morehour flight??? Onigiri were a sight for sore eyes, and hungry bellies. For those of you not in the know, Asian 7-11's offer a much different experience than those in the states, a complete 180 in fact. With ready to eat food you actually not only want to eat, but crave.

If you're one of the thousands of idiots who have stood in line for Jenny Bakery, you'd know which…read more7-Eleven I'm writing about. It's the one right across from the N5 MTR exit and next to Japan Home. Small store but with enough of a variety of drinks and snacks that it qualifies as a convenience store. I usually get a Vitasoy, Kowloon Dairy, Yakult, Schweppes, etc. Besides the Jenny idiots trying to kill time or get fuel while standing in line, the regular customers can be dodgy though - I'm guessing there must be cheap motels/hotels nearby. One of the two times that I visited this store on the way to the MTR was around 7:30am and there was a drunk prostitute in a red cocktail dress with no shoes bumbling about. I was able to avoid physical contact her and get in and out in one piece. The other time there were a couple of non-Asian thugs - I wasn't terrified but I didn't linger around to find out if I needed to be. The staff was OK - typical emotionless minimum wage face. I don't expect any better though. It's a 7-Eleven, not the Ritz.

I was thirsty and remember the other 7 11 had a sale on Vita drinks two bottles for $17.50 HKD. So…read morecame to this one and realize that the sale are not the same. Instead, I looked for other drinks. nothing really interested me. This 7 11 and like any other 7 11 in HK, its small. Not much variety. This one sells mostly snacks and drinks. Instead I didn't get anything and just walked out.

Truly a Convenience store!…read more I think we take 7-Eleven Stores for granted in the USA. In other countries such as Thailand and Hong Kong, they're more than what we think! Even in Hawaii, 7-Eleven serves up musubi - a local favorite. This particular 7-Eleven had a Hello Kitty hand sanitizer. I HAD TO get it because it was the last one on the shelf...sorry, My Melody! I also got a cute Hello Kitty surprise toy! Hee hee! Foodwise, my friend was excited about "cherng funn" which is a Hong Kong comfort food consisting of wide, flat, rolled noodles, topped with sesame and soy sauce. I passed on the hot sauce and agreed to the sesame seeds. We also got Hong Kong milk tea - I had to add 2 packets of sugar because it was potent to me! The strongly brewed tea contains a lot of caffeine! I also appreciate 7-Eleven for being open everytime I pass by. The convenience of loading more money (Hong Kong dollars) onto my Octopus Card (Hong Kong debit card) makes life so much better!

7 elevens are absolute life savers. This particular location is relatively big and has most of the…read moresnacks you normally find. It's functional. Located right next to the taxi, mini bus and shuttle bus stand. Like I said, very convenient . It's also good if you're here for the beach and just want to get something to bring down with you.. Somtimes Market place close by had epic long lines.