7-Eleven Japan has a “Super Spicy! Taiwan Mince Cutlet” that’s fiery red… but how hot is it?
Spoiler alert: Your taste buds aren’t ready for this convenience store katsu. One of the great things about convenience stores is their wide variety of hot food, giving us a simple way to pick up a snack that’s easy to eat while on the go. Not all the hot food is that easy to eat, […]
Prepare yourself for an intense culinary experience at 7-Eleven Japan, where their "Super Spicy! Taiwan Mince Cutlet" is a fiery red delight. This convenience store katsu is not for the faint of heart, as it packs a powerful punch of spiciness that will leave taste buds burning. Upon first glance, the cutlet's fiery red appearance is enticing, drawing in even the most casual of observers.
However, biting into this fiery treat was an unexpected challenge for even the most adventurous spice lovers, as the heat intensified with every bite. The double burn from both the fried coating and the spicy minced-meat filling was too much to handle, leaving one to question what exactly makes it "Taiwan." Upon investigation, it was discovered that the filling contains "Taiwan Minchi" - a spicy seasoned minced meat originating from Nagoya.
This revelation explained the cutlet's unique flavor, which also included a generous amount of juicy meat and garlic chives. The result was a delectable gyoza-like taste that complemented the crispy coating perfectly. Priced at 189 yen, this limited-time offering is definitely worth trying for those who dare to venture into the world of extremely spicy convenience store food.
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