New '7-Premium World Potato: Yangnyeom Chicken Flavor' Offers Sweet, Spicy, and Crunchy Delight! Plus, a Range of Authentic Korean-Style Snacks and Appetizers!

7-Eleven Japan is launching '7-Premium World Potato: Yangnyeom Chicken Flavor' nationwide starting June 2nd. The release is accompanied by eight other Korean-themed snacks and appetizers, including Tteokbokki-style snacks and Changja-flavored scallops, designed to offer an easy taste of Korea.
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7-Eleven Japan Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; President: Tomohiro Akutsu) will release '7-Premium World Potato: Yangnyeom Chicken Flavor,' featuring a sweet and spicy Yangnyeom sauce and a crunchy texture, at 7-Eleven stores nationwide starting June 2nd (Tuesday). In addition, the company will release a variety of snacks and appetizers that allow customers to enjoy popular Korean flavors such as Yangnyeom chicken, gochujang, and changja, crafted with unique methods and textures. Please look forward to this comprehensive lineup that lets you easily enjoy the feeling of a trip to Korea. Using EU-grown potatoes known for their sweetness, the product is cooked using a 'vacuum frying method' in a vacuum state. By suppressing the frying color, the natural color and flavor of the ingredients are preserved, allowing you to enjoy the sweet and spicy Yangnyeom chicken seasoning and a crunchy texture. Other products include Yamayoshi Potato Chips Spicy Korean Seaweed Flavor, Jokki 'Is this Tteokbokki?!' Cheese, Jokki Grilled Scallop Strings Changja Flavor, Gamja Snack Sweet & Spicy Yangnyeom Flavor, Goguma Snack Honey Butter Flavor, Skin-on Dried Squid Yangnyeom Flavor, Shrimp Fried Crackers Gochujang & Mayonnaise Flavor, and Natori Umaika Yangnyeom Chicken Flavor.

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Why is Korean food popular in Japan?

Due to the influence of K-Pop and K-Dramas, Korean cuisine has become a staple in the daily diet of younger generations in Japan.