7 Eleven Toasties Must-Try Cheap Eats in Thailand
Even when I’m not on a budget, I still enjoy eating tasty 7 Eleven Toasties – Ham & Cheese is best!
Thailand, Taiwan, Japan, and Malaysia, have an abundance of 7 Eleven convenience stores. These are great places to hang out and shop.
For some, 7 Eleven is a great go-to place for cigarettes, condoms, and two large Chang beers to get the night started or even keep the night going.
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We head here for families with young children as a safe hangout to browse and get a few snacks without traveling far by taxi or tuk-tuk.
We often look for a hotel with a 7 Eleven or a MacDonald’s in its vicinity.
A typical selection of sandwiches at 7 Eleven Thailand convenience store.
Ham & Cheese Toasties are great for a Quick Breakkie!
On my last trip to Bangkok, we stayed at STAY Hotel Bangkok, which is excellent.
It has a 7-Eleven directly opposite the hotel.
The FamilyMart is a 5-minute walk away, and MacDonald’s a mere 7minutes from the FamilyMart outlet.
Our breakfast and supper!
Confession, the hotel’s breakfast cost THB250, and in comparison, Ham & Cheese Toastie is only THB25!
I know, I’m cheap in a way, but then those darn toasties taste so good, they’re practically addictive.
I even repurchased some sandwiches home for my breakfast!
For my 4D3N trip, I must confess that I packed in 4 Ham & Cheese Toasties!
I foresee a rise in that number by the end of the year with more trips coming up.
The grilled sandwiches are enough to warm our tummies and souls.
Ham and Cheese Toasties are the most popular item at 7 Eleven Thailand convenience store.
7 Eleven Toasties are hot filling and delicious
What is a 7 Eleven Ham and Cheese Toastie?
It’s a simple concept. It’s just a slice of ham, a piece of cheese sandwiched between 2 slices of white bread.
You purchase one for about THB25 (remember to watch out for offers!)
The cashier will ask if you want this toasted, and she pops it in a sandwich press, and 3 minutes later, you have a delicious treat.
There are other variants to this culinary delight. Some have double cheese or ham slices.
Others are in a croissant.
But I still love the winning formula.
Another favorite is 7-Eleven Tom Yum Shredded Pork with Chili Paste Toasties for breakfast. Photo: 7-Eleven Thailand
Do I read the nutritional information on the 7-Eleven Ham and Cheese Toastie?
Not that I can read Thai. I don’t bother. It also depends on the neighborhood you stay in.
Krung Thep Maha Nakhon is a posh area with high-end condos, so there was still some toastie to find at night.
In all the beach towns, you’ll be lucky to find a toastie on the shelf by lunchtime!
I’ve heard stories of a budget traveler buying 5-10 toasties at a time for lunch and dinner later in the evenings.
One is never enough – so I get two 7 Eleven Ham and Cheese Toasties
There’s even Ham Cheese Sandwich Flavor Lay’s Potato Chips at 7 Eleven Thailand convenience store.
What are the 7 Eleven Toasties to try in Thailand?
- Ham & Cheese
- Double Ham & Cheese
- Spinach Cheese with Ham
- Sausage & Cheese
- Tuna & Cheese
- Pork Cutlet
- Pork Floss
- Thai Tom Yum Chicken
- Chocolate
Ugh, decision!
7 Eleven Burgers
These days there is an impressive range of burgers at 7-11.
I tried the burgers, which are reheated in a microwave.
The heated meats and fillings taste good, but the bun turns out greasy and soggy.
A better bet is to try the more Thai-inspired sticky rice burgers.
You can get locally inspired sticky rice street food staples, such as Moo Ping (marinated pork) or a spicy Kaprao.
Moo Zaap (pork and holy basil) is tasty, although I stick to the street food originals because I don’t fancy eating microwaved food.
Ham & Cheese Sandwich
Double Ham & Cheese Sandwich
Spinach Cheese with Ham Sandwich
Pork Cutlet Burger and Arabus Coffee
7 Eleven Bangkok Store Locator Click the 7-Eleven logo for GPS locations!
Image: Google Map
