Tokyo: Woke up at 4am starving, get some real street food from local mart

There are some 24-hour convenient store nearby, so I grabbed some ready-eat Oden. Radish, fish cake, egg, tofu.

by Cappuccino-expert

38 comments
  1. I would hesitate to call convenience store oden real food, let alone street food. Convenience store food is chock full of additives/preservatives 

  2. Man, nothing hits like making a hot pot of oden on a freezing day. Just chipping away at it all day, it’s so perfect lol.

  3. I mean… is oden street food? Ive never oden outside of when my mom wanted to make it at home. Maybe saw a yatai of it once?

  4. This is the equivalent of going to an American gas station, getting gas station nachos, and posting it while saying wow Mexican street food is available 24 hours in America!

    ….I wish Lawson’s had gas station nachos though 

  5. The definition of street food is a bit blurry, but I do miss buying random bags of soup from outdoor markets in Thailand. True outdoor ‘yatai’ culture is pretty much dead in Japan and only exist as tourist attractions, and the same is happening (albeit slowly) in Thailand too

  6. Omg this is one of the top things I miss about Japan. This food from Lawson. Or the hot and cold bottles tea from vending machines.

  7. I stumbled in here from r/popular and I’m sorry but I have to say it.

    That both looks and sounds disgusting.

  8. Damn, what market is that? I went to plenty of convenience stores while visiting and didn’t find anything like that. All the convenience store food was still great though.

  9. I know it’s mean but if you post gas station food as “real street food” then people are going to make fun of the post lol. Especially when it’s just as unhealthy as corndogs or nachos.

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