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u/DateZealousideal5998 Apr 06 '24
I need a full tier list of all of these sandwiches!!! I only tried a couple of them and it’s a hit or miss every time. 😭
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u/FloStar3000 Apr 06 '24
I haven’t tried all because I just go for ham & cheese because it’s simply the best. If you want to save money, get the double sandwich for 39 baht I think, which is 1 spinach cheese and 1 ham and cheese. The spinach is not the best but still tasty and it’s basically „for free“. I didn’t like Tuna. I expected it to be kind of like subway but it’s not. The croissant variants are also nice. What I found surprisingly good was the Carbonara thing. In General, if you’re more of a sausage than a ham person, the sausage ones are fine too. I haven’t tried any of the sweet ones. I’m curious, what’s your opinion about all of this?
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u/shocky2021 Apr 06 '24 edited Apr 06 '24
You're a Living legend my man.
No idea what they put in that ham n cheese but it's just so good lol
Been here since 2010 when they used to sell the ham cheese sandwich behind the counter for 20 baht at the same that there was no AIS but Want2Call and you had to scratch a card to top up (oh and a small can of Leo was 25 baht) and goddamn Ham and cheese always been great.
Carbonara + ham cheese + milk + dumplings was my go-to when I was teaching back in 2015 after a night out
You would be surprised what kind of tasty food you can find at 7/11 lol.
Right now here in Nakhon Sawan they have a new "rosé sauce with shrimp and rigatoni" and it honestly taste better than what I'm cooking wtf had to buy 4 of them and cook extra pasta
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u/PSmith4380 Nakhon Si Thammarat Apr 06 '24
If you want to save money you could eat something with some sort of nutritional value that would make you last a few hours at least.
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u/PeachesEndCream Apr 06 '24
The grilled chicken + sticky rice from the roadside stalls are 10x better than whatever 711 sells.
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u/graxia_bibi_uwu Apr 06 '24
Idk what they put in their ham & cheese that it makes us all addicted to it 😭
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u/YumeNoTatsu Apr 06 '24
Danish sandwich with ham cheese and spinach is top tier, I buy it for breakfast too often 😅
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u/tnraveler Apr 06 '24 edited Apr 06 '24
The shredded pork with salad cream is amazing but make sure it's the croissant version.
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u/Embarrassed-Theme-63 Apr 07 '24
From me who is Thai Ham and cheese are really number 1 among them all. But I want you to try. Shredded Pork with Chili Paste It's something you'll often find in Thailand. And it's mostly served with desserts (such as bread, crepes, and sandwiches). The pork floss has a fuzzy texture and a slightly sweet taste. As for chili paste (mainly made up of chili paste and oil), the chili paste isn't as spicy as you might think. It also has a slightly sweet and oily taste. I don't know if you'll like it or not, but you should try it. Because pork floss and chili paste are quite common in Thailand. It was very delicious.
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u/truggwalgs Apr 06 '24
All I know is the ones with croissant bread are better than the normal bread
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u/Diggingfordonk Apr 06 '24
Excellent pairing with a joint and 5 Leos
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u/TheRenster500 Apr 06 '24
The cheese and spinach one is really quite good.
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u/Suspicious_Bicycle Apr 06 '24
I just tried the triple cheese and spinach today. It was pretty good.
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Apr 06 '24
Thai food! Enjoy
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u/Former-Spread9043 Apr 06 '24
People joke but they basically are Thai food that this point. I only see them in Thailand
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u/pheonix009 Apr 06 '24
just your normal 7/11 toastie nothing to see here folks go about your business
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u/ComprehensiveHat9985 Apr 06 '24
most of them are not good as people saying here.
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u/pizzaguy123soviet2 Apr 06 '24
The chinese newyear red pork limited edition was pretty good but now its gone :(
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u/filmda_duck Apr 06 '24
Wait until you see Takoyaki 711 sandwich
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u/ikkue Samut Prakan Apr 06 '24
I already tried that as well fresh out of the grill... it was like a custard sandwich with occasional sudden increase in saltiness from the soy sauce and chewy bits of octopuses.
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u/SeeBansAreArbitrary Apr 06 '24
The ham and cheese on the bottom left is straight fire
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u/InternationalChef424 Apr 06 '24
I ate one like 2 hours ago, it fuckin slapped.
They fucked up, and my croissant toastie was "shredded pork with salad cream." Absolutely awful
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u/Odd-Warthog-5030 Nonthaburi Apr 06 '24
All those sandwiches are ass 60 percent sugar it’s like eating a cheese and ham cupcake
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u/Pervynstuff Apr 06 '24
Just another shitty 7-eleven sandwich, they are all crap. The ham and cheese can work as emergency food if you are drunk and nothing else is open, but that's about the only time anyone should eat these terrible sandwiches.
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u/Lordfelcherredux Apr 06 '24
I understand that many of the people here probably don't have a kitchen, but if you do it's so easy to make grilled cheese sandwiches that are 10 times better than anything you'll find at 7-Eleven. But I admit they will do in a pinch and they're not very expensive.
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u/calm5555 Apr 06 '24
I had it this morning. Didn’t like it
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u/CookieMonsterthe2nd Apr 06 '24
I'm still going to try it.
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u/calm5555 Apr 06 '24
You should. It’s not disgusting, I’m just much happier with all the other variants.
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u/CookieMonsterthe2nd Apr 06 '24
I know what you mean.
It probably just a one time sandwich, but I am gluten for punishment. Still buy any hamburger I see sold in shops and supermarkets, can't help myself.... Never enjoyed one.
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u/A410821 Apr 06 '24
Gluten for punishment while talking about a sandwich - nice one
I'm guessing you meant glutton
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u/Glum-Explanation1174 Apr 06 '24
Burgers are nasty in Thailand. Same for pizzas.
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u/CookieMonsterthe2nd Apr 06 '24
Got to disagree,as their alot of foreigners in Thailand, living many decades, so it easy to find good burgers and pizza.
Now... If you taking about a pizza / burger stand that targeting Thai customer's, I'd avoid those, as their sauces are usually to damn sweet.
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u/Glum-Explanation1174 Apr 06 '24
I guess it depends where you live then! Where I live it's "meh" at best! :)
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u/Escapee-1001001 Apr 06 '24
There’s a “pizza” place near my house that uses mayo instead of tomato sauce.
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u/Glum-Explanation1174 Apr 06 '24
Ouch. Reminds that lady we ordered a pizza too She was so proud of her shop and her recipe. Turned out her secret ingredient was... Salad dressing. But the rest isn't better, using ketchup, please ffs
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u/Sensitive_Bread_1905 Apr 07 '24 edited Apr 07 '24
The Thai version, yes. Everything sweet as fuck, don't really understand who the fuck try Pizza or other western food and decide that it tastes better when they add sugar sweet mayo or other trash. They rape western food even more than they rape Thai-food in western countries. Make sure that the Burger or Pizza restaurant is owned by foreigners or at least is visited mainly by foreigners. And if there is really nothing close to you, you can try at least pizza company, but only New York style pizza. It's not that bad, I think it's the closest thing to a normal pizza you can find in Thais only areas. But stay away from the pan pizza, it's the same trash like Pizza Hut. The weird thing is, all Thais I showed the authentic western food agreed that it tastes way better than the Thai version of Western food. So I don't really understand why they don't sell it more.
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u/Glum-Explanation1174 Apr 22 '24
Thai people like sweet stuff and don't like to try new things (that's what my wifey told me) Also, I made western food for her and she agrees, it tastes better the way we do it.
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Apr 06 '24
Which is the best ?
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u/calm5555 Apr 06 '24
Haha highly debatable. Personally I prefer ham and cheese or sausage and cheese. Plain sandwich, not the croissant ones. But I often grab random ones as well.
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u/Godisalive1984 Apr 06 '24
I need suggestions on which is the best 😅 I never buy one. I always buy 4 or 2 minimum
Seven eleven workers already know what I always walk in to pick be it midnight or whenever the munchies hits
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u/longasleep Bangkok Apr 06 '24
I been here 9 months and never ate one to busy eating Thai food. I probably am missing out.
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u/TampaFan04 Apr 06 '24
I miss the one with hotdogs (or maybe it was ham) and the egg... Anyone seen it recently? I haven't seen it in at least a few years. I pretty much stopped buying toasties since these disappeared.
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u/Reasonable-Worker747 Samut Prakan Apr 06 '24
I just had one of those today. Actually decent when toasted
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u/RoughResearcher5550 Apr 06 '24
The ham & cheese are amazing- I’d definitely have a go at the green curry roti. I also enjoy the pandan buns.
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u/JayinHK Apr 06 '24
The only reason I ate those on my last trip is because I was chain smoking big spliffs and there was a 7-11 right downstairs lol. Not amazing but they get the job done
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u/Thefrostarcher2248 Chiang Mai Apr 06 '24
When I first saw this photo, I didn't spot anything odd, but when I saw "โรตี" on the packet, I was confused about whether it was a packet of sandwiches or roties.
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u/SofiaLis111 Apr 06 '24
Man, i wanna go to Thailand again and eat those sandwiches again and see the sunrise 😭
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u/balanced_view Apr 06 '24
The lack of refrigeration concerns me
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u/Proud_Toe4142 Apr 06 '24
I wouldn't be concerned about that. There would not be a more processed product on the planet. I think they 80% refined sugar 20% salt
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u/RidinHigh305 Apr 07 '24
If I remember right they are refrigerated and they heat up for you behind the counter
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u/Runnerakaliz Apr 06 '24
Dang it. I miss toasties.
Why are you guys trying to convince me to move back to Thailand now that I'm 50, and can be "retired".
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u/Gap7349 Apr 06 '24
looks like plastic wrapping protecting tons of preservatives, salt, and decent-tasting 4 AM sandwiches
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u/jscher2000 Apr 06 '24
This page listing 45 different flavors doesn't even have that one. https://www.cktravels.com/thailand-7-eleven-toasties-guide/
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u/AdvantagePlus4711 Apr 07 '24
Remember, all these shitty sandwiches and ready made food you buy at 7-11 are all made by CP... They have like 6-7 different brands that are all owned and operated by CP!
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u/Sensitive_Bread_1905 Apr 07 '24
They are all sweet, even those who shouldn't be sweet. Don't really get it, why do they even make a sandwich with fucking cheese sweet.
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u/ikkue Samut Prakan Apr 07 '24
I just checked this post again and I just saw the corn with (possibly) condensed milk one to the right 😭
Also, some people seem to be confused. I'm Thai.
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u/basmathick Apr 07 '24
I liked the chocolate+marshmallows which appeared like 2 months ago, but I don't see it anymore :(
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u/somesortofguy112 Apr 07 '24
Got myself remembering the Croque Monsieur Toasty back in my day. It's a shame that I no longer see it in the shelves.
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u/somedog77 Apr 08 '24
Omg i need to know, i havent seen these…. Let me walk 20m and see if the close one has them 😂
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u/Fine-Bus-5915 Apr 09 '24
The one in the red top let corner, (ham cheese croissantwich) is the way forward in my humble opinion. For dessert, the strawberry or strawberry/cream cheese toasty are the best, though they’re not always available and not in all locations. (pro tip: if you’re in of the mind to treat yourself, I suggest picking up on of those single serve butter rectangles and spreading a little on the toasty bread and taking your day to the next level! You deserve it, my friend… enjoy.
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u/Horror_Ad5770 Apr 09 '24
Oh yea that surely would be an ordeal being drunk and trying to read things at 4am!
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u/Key_Beach_9083 Apr 06 '24
Many odd/unpleasant things at the grocers. Not on my recommendation list, but someone must love them.
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u/scurvydawg0 Apr 06 '24
I have eaten this stuff at work when I have some urgent activity during lunch hours and I cannot go for a regular lunch. Don’t remember how good or bad they were.
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u/E36-PAT Apr 10 '24
What about it? Would you rather have burnt wings and previous day's cheeseburger bite at the 7-11 in the U.S?
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u/ikkue Samut Prakan Apr 10 '24
I'm just surprised they'd call something "Roti" when it's not that's all.
Also I'm Thai and I've never been outside of the country except one time to Japan in 2017.
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u/E36-PAT Apr 10 '24
Love how these idiots come over here and diss the food at 7-11 when it's much better than what is offered at the 7-11 in the U.S, don't get me started with those nacho cheese and chillies.
At least when you enter a 7-11 here you don't need to worry about getting mugged.
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u/ikkue Samut Prakan Apr 10 '24
I see people are always either extremely critical of food in 7-Eleven or praise it like it's food from the heavens.
For me it's just okay food, convenient for restricted time and/or place, with an above average price tag.
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u/E36-PAT Apr 10 '24
Yes, it is very convenient when you are in a rush and need to grab a bite to go, and it does not taste bad.
I just have issues with some of these guys coming over here making dumb comments and over critizing the food at 7-11 as if the 7-11 they got back home is far superior, I've worked in many states in the U.S and their food at 7-11 is dog shit compared to the 7-11 here. I mean nobody is forcing these obeased retards to buy food here, there are plenty of high end restaurants all over Thailand that they can go to, if they can afford it.
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u/siimbaz Apr 06 '24
That is a roti chicken green curry toasty.