Chef Creations | Pork Katsu Curry

Katsu Curry is a popular dish from Japan and it is generally a main course. There have been a variety of variations and interpretations of what is a good Katsu Curry. The usual expectation is it had to be “crunchy” and the curry itself should not be dependent for the dish to be that good there had to be a balance between the dipping sauce and the food itself that made it that good. The Chef Creations brand features a collaboration with 7-Eleven with a restaurant, a chef, or even a food community like Let’s Eat Pare is something to look forward to as the products they put out are both affordable and accessible to anyone. The third Curry meal from Let’s Eat Pare is certainly a favourite among the three…

Chef Creations | Chicken Karaage

The Chef Creations by 7-Eleven shows what they can do with expanding and localizing dishes to keep them relevant. They are also celebrating 40 years in the Philippines rolling out some of the themed cuisines they have lined up for this year, and they continue to put out some of the best that local competitors are left in the dust. It’s no contest when 7-Eleven comes up with their original dishes by collaborating with some of the best in the business. For this theme, Let’s Eat Pare is their partner coming up with well-known Japanese Rice Meals, and this one is very familiar to the local scene with the Chicken Karaage that certainly gets your attention with the same look as the previously featured Hamburg Steak Curry.

Chef Creations | Hamburg Steak Curry

There are many variations and versions of what a Burger Steak is from the affordable meals to the premium ones that would be good or bad not because of the price. But how it was prepared, and presented as a finished product. It’s a constant innovation that most businesses dare to recreate their take on what is a good Burger Steak. A convenience store like 7-Eleven has mastered the localization of what their product is from a specific country. With 7-Eleven Philippines continuing its fortieth-year celebration in the country they have slowly moved away from a store that sells hot dogs and Slurpees to becoming the 7-Eleven in the Philippines that can be its version that served rice meals that the locals can have that experience.