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I like to joke that if you place correctly angled mirrors in 7-11s in Thailand (or just seven as they call it), a single beam of light shined at the first one s
by noisy_boy 5y ago
I like to joke that if you place correctly angled mirrors in 7-11s in Thailand (or just seven as they call it), a single beam of light shined at the first one should be able to traverse the whole country. I am only half joking though - they really have that many.
- another_story 5y agoAside from Macau, I think Taiwan may have Japan beat for 7-11 density.
- biztos 5y agoI believe this is possible! Between my condo and my mall (a five-minute walk in Khlong San) there are two Sewen, one on each side of the street, and then of course the very first shop in the mall is… Sewen.
- sho 5y ago> just seven as they call it Ha. It's always a milestone in an expat's life in thailand when they just give in and start saying "seven" too. It took me about a year. I have 5 within a 5-minute walk of my condo in Ploenchit, and if that isn't enough, there's 2 large vending machines too. It's actually kind of shocking to see them closed during the lockdown.
- dragonelite 5y agoWhen i was in Cebu it was almost like on every corner you could find a 7/11 or a jollybee :p
- sirn 5y agoThere's a small village on a top of a mountain in Northern Thailand called Santi Khiri. Most Thai probably never have heard of its name or known of its existence (it has a very interesting history related to Kuomintang). There was no buses or whatsoever. But of course, there's a 7-11 there.