The King of Ramen from Ichidou is now available at Yidian Supermarket Convenience Store with a new limited-edition collab flavor!
By MOOK Scenic Family Chen Wenlin | Compiled Report
Japan’s Tokyo-based “Ichidou,” known as the King of Ramen, has been ranked the top ramen spot on the food review site Tabelog for seven consecutive years, and is one of the must-try delicacies for international travelers visiting Japan. Now, this iconic Japanese ramen brand “Ichidou” is teaming up with Taiwan’s leading convenience store chain 7-ELEVEN to launch an affordable yet delicious high-value meal, allowing everyone to enjoy champion ramen without the wait—now available at your neighborhood convenience store with international-grade taste.
Ichidou’s ramen has topped the Tabelog user-voted ramen chart for seven consecutive years (Photo / Ichidou)
This collaboration between Ichidou and 7-ELEVEN introduces two limited-edition summer treats, one of which is the “Sesame Cold Tsukemen,” a popular item exclusively sold at Ichidou in Taiwan back in 2017. The noodles are springy with a slight wheat aroma, paired with a unique dipping sauce that enhances the flavor. The chicken breast is prepared using a low-temperature aging technique combining French culinary methods with Japanese techniques, ensuring tender texture and bursting juiciness in every bite that is simply mouthwatering.
The King of Japanese Ramen, Ichidou, collaborates with convenience store giant 7-ELEVEN for the first time, bringing exclusive items from their Taiwanese physical stores to convenience outlets—no more waiting in line for champion ramen. (Photo / 7-ELEVEN)
Another highlight is the new menu item “Chicken Karaage Fried Rice,” set to launch in June at Ichidou but making its surprise debut at 7-ELEVEN. It features a revamped version of the tsukemen sauce, paired with Ichidou’s signature meat sauce, along with garlic-flavored chicken karaage—a staple in Japanese izakayas. Each bite brings out the aroma of diced pork belly, creating a uniquely different flavor from traditional Taiwanese-style fried rice.
Ichidou’s new menu item “Chicken Karaage Fried Rice,” launching in June, will be available early at 7-ELEVEN (Photo / 7-ELEVEN, Ichidou)
Both limited-edition items—whether it’s the “Sesame Cold Tsukemen” or the “Chicken Karaage Fried Rice”—are priced under NT$100. Want to enjoy champion flavors without the queue? Head to your local convenience store and discover these exclusive delights not available overseas!
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7-ELEVEN x Ichidou
Sesame Cold Tsukemen
Price: NT$75, Limited to 700,000 servings
Chicken Karaage Fried Rice
Price: NT$79, Limited to 500,000 servings
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