Celebrating 45 years in the Waianae community on Oahu, the 7-Eleven Hawaii on Farrington Hwy has become much more than just a convenience store.
Celebrating 7-Eleven Day with our customers by enjoying a refreshing SLURPEE® is one of our favorite traditions.
As the world’s original convenience store, 7-Eleven remains the largest chain in the convenience retailing industry, with 77,000 stores worldwide in 17 countries.
7-Eleven Hawaii partnered with the students and faculty of the Culinary Arts Programs at Kapiolani Community College and Leeward Community College to present the 3rd Annual On The Line recipe competition, challenging culinary students to create a healthy bento or entrée.
7-Eleven Hawaii has previously given out free small SLURPEE® to celebrate its birthday, but this year the company opted to modify the festivities to accommodate social distancing.
New on the menu starting March 9 are two ramen bowls that combine flavors of Hawaii with classic renditions. First up is the Spicy Tan Tan Ramen ($4.99 Oahu; $6.29 neighbor islands) that’s got a bit of a kick.
Gumption is what fueled Kainoa Reloza’s decision to enter a 7-Eleven Hawaii bento competition with his healthy version of sinigang, a traditional Filipino sour soup.