I tried 7-ELEVEN's "Spicy Yukke-Shiratte with Half-boiled Eggs and Eating Char Sauce". This dish offers the flavor of crunchy bean sprouts and pork. It contains 148 kcal, 11.1g (0.04oz) protein, 10.4g (0.14oz) fat, 1.8g (0.28oz) sugar, 1.2g (0.07oz) dietary fiber, and 1.3g (0.11oz) salt equivalent. 324 yen (tax included).

Spicy Yukke with half-boiled egg and chashu pork

Shredded chashu pork seasoned with spicy sauce and topped with a thick, semi-boiled egg. The dish is also served with bean sprout namul to give the dish a pleasant texture.


Although the container is small, the chashu pork is packed tightly, and when you pick it up with chopsticks and eat it, you can enjoy the spicy and meaty flavor. The crunchy bean sprouts go well with the pork, and you can alternate between the two to enjoy the flavorful combination. Crack open the yolk of the half-boiled egg and add it to the meat and vegetables, and you can enjoy the change in flavor as it becomes more mellow. The white meat is also softly cooked and smooth on the tongue.


The spicy finish with the aroma of gochujang (red pepper paste) and sesame seeds makes this a snack that goes well with chu-hai (a Japanese alcoholic beverage) as well as beer. It is also a perfect accompaniment to hot white rice.