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Natural Lawson
Eco-conscious convenience store chain that merges health-oriented products with traditional offerings, catering to the lifestyle-conscious consumer.
- 10-9
- 03-5784-0806
- https://www.e-map.ne.jp/p/lawson/dtl/169390/
Tips from the community
Everyone knows that convenience stores in Japan are the place to go for surprisingly delicious food that is relatively inexpensive. I know that there are great options around every corner (literally) such as 7/11, Family Mart, or Lawson, but I chose Natural Lawson which is a little bit more rare but still accessible. Natural Lawson is a version of Lawson that also has more a more specialty menu which is yes, slightly more expensive, but still extremely affordable. Natural Lawson also has a lot of imported snacks, and drinks- and is an experience that is special even amongst Japanese convenience stores.
madeleineray 3 years ago
A convenience store breakfast is a must while staying in Japan. Natural Lawson is a slightly more fancy version of the Lawsons you see at every corner in the city, so if you come across one definitely take a look. Including lots of interesting imported foods from across the globe, healthy options, and unique onigiri flavors- Natural Lawson is my personal favorite convenience store chain in Japan.
madeleineray 3 years ago
Natural Lawson Guides
Best Breakfasts in Tokyo
madeleineray (Madeleine Ray) In case it isn't clear yet, breakfast is my favorite meal. I love trying out traditional-style breakfasts across the world, nothing beats starting a day of exploration with a hearty meal. My personal tastes aside, breakfast culture in Tokyo is something you cannot miss, check out my favorite destinations, from authentic Japanese style cooking to the fluffiest Hawaiian-inspired pancakes on the planet.Chain Restaurants in Tokyo for Good Food at a Low-Cost
madeleineray (Madeleine Ray) Foodies can also be budget travelers in Tokyo, there are so many options for inexpensive but delicious food in the city! When it comes to chain restaurants, not everyone is a fan, but I promise you that eating at these spots provides insight into what it’s like living in Japan while being conscious of spending. Whether you are craving Japanese curry, donburi, or ramen- there are tasty and inexpensive options available. Living in Tokyo as a college student meant I was constantly trying to live frugally while still enjoying authentic Japanese cuisine. I've gathered some of my favorite spots for Japanese comfort food that won't break the bank.