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[Starting Feb 12] 7-Eleven’s “Nana-chiki” Drops to 199 Yen (Approx. $1.33)! Sale on Zaku-chiki Too

7-Eleven Japan hot snack campaign

When you walk into a Japanese convenience store (Konbini), a savory aroma wafts from next to the register. This corner, called “Hot Snacks,” is a symbol of Japanese Konbini culture. Especially the fried chicken lined up in the glass case has an irresistible charm when you’re hungry.

A limited-time campaign is starting at 7-Eleven stores nationwide in Japan, allowing you to enjoy these popular chickens at a bargain. For 7 days from Thursday, February 12, 2026, to Wednesday, February 18, the flagship products “Nana-chiki” and “Zaku-chiki” will be discounted. With 33 yen (approx. $0.22 USD) off the regular price, this sale is perfect for a light snack while traveling or an evening drink in your hotel room.

Sale Overview and Eligible Products

This sale is a simple plan where eligible fried chicken gets cheaper. Grasp the period and conditions to wisely enjoy Japanese Konbini gourmet. The period is just one week.

  • Period: Thursday, February 12, 2026 – Wednesday, February 18, 2026
  • Eligible Products: Nana-chiki, Zaku-chiki (Enchanting Savory Spicy)
  • Discount: 33 yen (approx. $0.22 USD) off the regular price
  • Price: Regular 232 yen (approx. $1.55 USD) becomes Special Price 199 yen (approx. $1.33 USD)

Even looking at the price with tax, the product that is usually about 250 yen (approx. $1.67 USD) drops to the 210 yen range (approx. $1.43 USD). Being able to eat high-quality Japanese hot snacks for about 200 yen (approx. $1.33 USD) is very attractive.

The Royal Road: “Nana-chiki”

7-Eleven's flagship product Nana-chiki
  • Product Name: Nana-chiki
  • Regular Price: 232 yen (approx. $1.55 USD)
  • Sales Area: Nationwide Japan

When speaking of hot snacks at 7-Eleven Japan, “Nana-chiki” is the representative product. It is boneless and easy to eat, featuring the savory taste of juicy chicken and a batter with just the right thickness. One bite, and meat juices overflow after the crisp texture. This is a level of perfection that can be called the “Classic” (or Oudo) of Japanese Konbini chicken.

The spices are aromatic and bring out the natural taste of the meat. It is excellent as a snack, of course, but also serves as a great side dish for rice. Since it becomes 199 yen (approx. $1.33 USD) during this sale, buying enough for the family as a main dinner dish is also a good idea. Getting high-quality chicken at a neighborhood Konbini without going to a specialty store is a benefit of modern Japanese life.

The Stimulating “Zaku-chiki” (Crunchy Spicy Chicken)

Crispy texture Zaku-chiki
  • Product Name: Zaku-chiki (Enchanting Savory Spicy)
  • Regular Price: 232 yen (approx. $1.55 USD)
  • Sales Area: Nationwide Japan

The other star of the show is “Zaku-chiki.” The name “Zaku” comes from a Japanese onomatopoeia that roughly expresses a crunchy texture. As the name suggests, its crunchy texture is its biggest feature.

While Nana-chiki prioritizes juiciness, this one is designed for enjoying texture and spiciness. It’s not just hot; it is designed with a deep spiciness that enhances the chicken’s umami. The combination of the spice’s stimulation and the chicken’s savory flavor becomes addictive once you try it.

Compatibility with carbonated alcohol like beer or Highballs is outstanding. It is the perfect partner for an evening drink to heal the day’s fatigue. You can even use the money saved to upgrade your drink a little.

Happiness Brought by 33 Yen (Approx. $0.22 USD)

It is only 33 yen (approx. $0.22 USD), but if you buy two, you save 66 yen (approx. $0.44 USD), and if you buy three, you save about 100 yen (approx. $0.67 USD). With this difference, you can buy an additional famous Japanese chocolate sweet, “Tirol Choco.”

The fact that you “bought it at a bargain” makes the meal taste even better. Since this sale offers “33 yen off per item,” you don’t lose out even if you buy in bulk. It is also a great deal when sharing with friends or purchasing a large amount.

7 Days Only! Try and Compare During This Opportunity

The sale period is limited to one week, from February 12 to 18. If you can’t choose between “Nana-chiki” and “Zaku-chiki,” try buying both and comparing them. At regular prices, two would cost over 500 yen (approx. $3.33 USD), but during this period, it stays in the low 400 yen range (around $2.80 USD).

Mid-February in Japan is still cold. Please warm your body with piping hot chicken. At 7-Elevens throughout the city, glistening chickens are waiting for you in their red cases.

Nana-chiki & Zaku-chiki (Enchanting Savory Spicy) Sale Starting Feb 12 | 7-Eleven 🇯🇵

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