7-Eleven Japan introduces doughnut-like tonkotsu ramen fried chicken.

7-Eleven introduces unique fried chicken inspired by tonkotsu ramen flavor and a new snack for enhancing ramen.

Listen up! 7-Eleven in Japan just dropped something wild—Okashina Chicken (Butamen Tonkotsu Flavour). It’s fried chicken shaped like a doughnut, and trust me, it’s gonna turn heads. This little nugget of joy is inspired by the classic Butamen ramen, which has been slaying taste buds since '93. For just 198.72 yen ($1.25), you’re getting some crispy goodness wrapped in adorable Butamen packaging.

But the fun doesn't stop there! They’re also releasing a Butamen Roast Pork-Style Snack priced at 140 yen. It’s crispy, melts in your mouth, and intended to elevate your ramen game by crumbling it over your Butamen. Both snacks hit the shelves on August 10th and August 11th, so get ready to elevate your snack game with this ramen-inspired goodness!

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