7-Eleven Japan is launching its Ramen Fair nationwide, excluding Okinawa, with new ramen dishes supervised by popular restaurants and Ramen Walker collaborations available from October 28, 2026.
The campaign is designed for diners who want restaurant-style ramen at home or on the go, with microwave-ready dishes that can be enjoyed without a long reservation lead time. Some products will begin rolling out on October 27, while the four new ramen items start from October 28.
The lineup includes Tomita’s stir-fried vegetable tsukemen at ¥698 (¥753.84 tax included), Iida Shoten’s chashu ramen at ¥648 (¥699.84 tax included), Harukiya’s plate-style Chinese noodles at ¥598 (¥645.84 tax included), and a Hakata tonkotsu and Sapporo miso ramen at ¥580 (¥626.40 tax included). Related rice balls, fried rice, salad, and gyoza are also available at selected regional stores.
About the 7-Eleven Ramen Fair
7-Eleven Ramen Fair
The fair introduces restaurant-supervised ramen and related foods designed for easy preparation at home or on the go. The main ramen lineup starts at ¥580 (¥626.40 tax included).
Fragrant Soy-Sauce Fried Rice Rice Ball
This rice ball combines egg, chashu, and green onion with rice fried in lard for a fragrant, loose-grain texture. It is ¥148 (¥159.84 tax included) and is available in selected areas including Kanto, Kansai, and Okinawa.
Rich Tonkotsu Soy-Sauce Rice with Soft-Boiled Seasoned Egg Rice Ball
Tonkotsu soy-sauce seasoned rice is paired with a soft-boiled seasoned egg. The rice ball costs ¥208 (¥224.64 tax included) and is sold across selected regions from Hokkaido through Shikoku.
Meaty Grilled Gyoza
These grilled dumplings focus on the savory flavor of the meat filling. They cost ¥328 (¥354.24 tax included) and are available nationwide except Okinawa, although specifications may differ by area.
The fair brings several regional ramen styles and restaurant-supervised recipes into the convenience-store format. The dishes are intended to be heated and eaten wherever convenient, making it easy to compare different flavors as part of an at-home ramen tasting.
Highlights
- Tomita’s stir-fried vegetable tsukemen is ¥698 (¥753.84 tax included), with a sweet-and-sour soy dipping sauce and noodles that are heated together with the sauce.
- Iida Shoten’s chashu ramen is ¥648 (¥699.84 tax included), pairing a soy-based soup with dried-fish notes and springy medium-thick curly noodles.
- Ramen Walker’s Harukiya plate-style Chinese noodles cost ¥598 (¥645.84 tax included) and come with shredded ginger and separately packed coarsely ground pepper.
- The Hakata tonkotsu and Sapporo miso ramen is ¥580 (¥626.40 tax included), combining a rich pork-bone and miso soup with thin noodles and toppings from both regional styles.
- Related items include chashu rice balls from ¥178, fried rice for ¥460, and grilled gyoza for ¥328 (tax included prices vary by item).
Menu and Store Details
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | 7-Eleven Japan Ramen Fair |
| Menu / items | Tomita-supervised Stir-Fried Vegetable Tsukemen; Iida Shoten-supervised Iida Shota’s Chashu Ramen; Ramen Walker-supervised Harukiya Plate-Style Chinese Noodles; Ramen Walker-supervised Hakata Tonkotsu and Sapporo Miso Ramen; Back-Fat Chashu Rice Ball; Spicy Green Onion and Menma Rice Ball; Sesame Oil Chinese Jellyfish Salad; Direct-Fire Chashu and Fragrant Fried Rice; Fragrant Soy-Sauce Fried Rice Rice Ball; Rich Tonkotsu Soy-Sauce Rice with Soft-Boiled Seasoned Egg Rice Ball; Meaty Grilled Gyoza |
| Period | October 28, 2026 onward; selected items begin October 27, 2026 |
| Release date | October 27, 2026 onward: Tomita tsukemen, Iida Shoten ramen, related rice balls, salad, and fried rice; October 28, 2026 onward: Harukiya noodles and Hakata tonkotsu and Sapporo miso ramen |
| Location | 7-Eleven stores nationwide, excluding Okinawa for the fair’s main products |
| Stores | 7-Eleven Japan stores; sales areas differ by product |
| Price | Tomita tsukemen ¥698 (¥753.84 tax included); Iida Shoten chashu ramen ¥648 (¥699.84 tax included); Harukiya plate-style Chinese noodles ¥598 (¥645.84 tax included); Hakata tonkotsu and Sapporo miso ramen ¥580 (¥626.40 tax included); back-fat chashu rice ball ¥208 (¥224.64 tax included); spicy green onion and menma rice ball ¥178 (¥192.24 tax included); sesame oil Chinese jellyfish salad ¥258 (¥278.64 tax included); direct-fire chashu and fried rice ¥460 (¥496.80 tax included); fragrant soy-sauce fried rice rice ball ¥148 (¥159.84 tax included); rich tonkotsu soy-sauce rice with soft-boiled seasoned egg rice ball ¥208 (¥224.64 tax included); meaty grilled gyoza ¥328 (¥354.24 tax included) |
| Official website | 7-Eleven Japan Ramen Fair |
Before you buy
- When can I buy the 7-Eleven Ramen Fair products?
- The fair starts on October 28, 2026. Tomita tsukemen, Iida Shoten ramen, and several related items begin rolling out on October 27, while the Harukiya and Hakata-Sapporo ramen products start from October 28.
- How much are the 7-Eleven Ramen Fair ramen dishes?
- The four ramen dishes range from ¥580 to ¥698, with tax-included prices from ¥626.40 to ¥753.84.
- Where can I get the products?
- The main fair products are planned for 7-Eleven stores nationwide, excluding Okinawa. Individual sales areas and availability differ by product and store.
