達人推薦
2017-03-06 
7-Eleven in Thailand is a place that brings warmth to foreign tourists, as it has everything, especially food.
If you’re tired of hotel breakfasts and feeling a bit hungry in the afternoon or need to fill an empty stomach at night, 7-Eleven is always the right choice! I highly recommend the hot-pressed sandwiches. They are not available at 7-Eleven in Taiwan!
The hot-pressed (heated) sandwiches come in various flavors at each 7-Eleven, with so many options that you’ll have a hard time choosing. Some popular options include hot dog cheese, ham cheese, tuna, matcha, fried eggs, and more, with both sweet and savory choices. No need to worry about not finding your favorite flavor! The price is affordable, ranging from 25 to 37 baht (depending on the flavor).
I chose the cheese flavor (27 baht) and went to checkout. The staff will ask if you’d like it heated, and of course, I said yes. They unpack the sandwich, place it in the press machine, and after about five minutes, they take it out and place it in a paper bag. Holding it in my hand, I could feel the heat from the sandwich. Taking a bite, the crispy outer layer combined with the soft, melted cheese inside made it delicious! It’s hard to believe this tasty treat costs less than 30 Taiwanese dollars.
It’s not just me who thinks it’s great. Friends from Taiwan have tried the hot dog cheese and ham cheese versions and couldn’t stop praising them!
If you’re looking to fill your stomach, the hot-pressed sandwiches at 7-Eleven are a great choice.
Family Mart also has hot-pressed sandwiches. The cheese version I had there was split into two small pieces, with flavors and prices similar to 7-Eleven’s options.
