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Food, added Convenience Stores discounts
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==== Fast food ==== | ==== Fast food ==== | ||
[[File:原創胡椒飯, 加量胡椒牛肉飯, Pepper Lunch, 胡椒廚房, 台北 (24567606443).jpg|thumb|Large black pepper beef bowl (right) is ¥1000 ($6.42 as of June 2024) Sold by Pepper Lunch, a Japanese chain restaurant]]Ramen, conveyor belt sushi, and chain restaurants like MOS Burger, Yakiniku Like, McDonald's, and KFC are your best bet for obtaining food cheaply (1000¥ or less) and quickly. | [[File:原創胡椒飯, 加量胡椒牛肉飯, Pepper Lunch, 胡椒廚房, 台北 (24567606443).jpg|thumb|Large black pepper beef bowl (right) is ¥1000 ($6.42 as of June 2024) Sold by Pepper Lunch, a Japanese chain restaurant]]Ramen, conveyor belt sushi, and chain restaurants like MOS Burger, Yakiniku Like, McDonald's, and KFC are your best bet for obtaining food cheaply (1000¥ or less) and quickly. | ||
==== '''Convenience Stores meals''' ==== | |||
The major Japanese convenience stores like 7-Eleven, Lawson, and FamilyMart typically mark down their prepared meals (bento boxes, side dishes etc...), in the evening hours as they approach their expiration time. These discounts, indicated by bright yellow or red stickers showing both the original and reduced prices, usually start around 8-9 PM and can range from 20-50% off. | |||
So if you are on a tight budget, this is a good option. | |||
==== Lunch ==== | ==== Lunch ==== | ||