7-Eleven汐政門市

Great, parking places add a lot of points!!

Good service, convenient parking, spacious and comfortable shopping space

Store service makes people feel cordial

Xutaimen City (Luosen Lake Community) wearing a glasses of slightly fat female store manager service attitude is very poor, drive customers to the toilet, I just go to the toilet with my boyfriend, there will be something, the female store manager told me to go to the bathroom with her boyfriend Just outside the door, I threatened to call the police loudly. I also listened to my conversation with my boyfriend. I went out with the boyfriend and went out to the toilet. The female manager immediately ran in to collect the toilet paper I used with my boyfriend. You want Collect what you want, I can only send you a pile of toilet paper covered with gold, huh, huh

The late-night clerk served very well. I bought a Tetra Pak drink and wanted to reheat it, but the microwave couldn’t fit it. The clerk had the idea to help pour out the drink and reheat it in a bowl. The customer-conscious attitude and service made me have a great impression today.

There is a bar counter, there is a toilet, it is a big 7-11

Next to the bus stop sign, next to the famous Xiangshuai cake. 7-Eleven (trademark pattern 7ᴇʟᴇᴠᴇn) is a multinational convenience store chain group founded in 1927. It was originally an igloo storefront of Dallas Southern Company in the United States. Between 1928 and 1946, the company was called Tote'mStores. After the Japanese subsidiary Ito Yokado acquired 70% of the company's shares in 1991, it was reorganized into a subsidiary of Japan 7-Eleven in 2005. Currently, 7-Eleven’s brand equity is held by Japan’s 7&I Holdings. As of August 2018, the total number of 7-Eleven stores worldwide reached 66,581[2], distributed in 17 countries and regions around the world, including Japan, the United States, Canada, Mexico, Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, Australia, Taiwan, the Republic of China, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines, India, South Korea, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Vietnam and UAE. Compete with convenience stores such as FamilyMart, Lawson, Circle K, etc. At present, 7-Eleven has several products sold all over the world, including: Big Gulp (Big Gulp): Mainland China, Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macau are called free pouring. It was popular in Taiwan for a while, but now only a few stores sell it. Divided into large, medium and small cups. Big Bite Coffee-to-go (slightly different from "City Cafe" in Taiwan and "7 Cafe" in Hong Kong and Macau) Slurpee: a frozen smoothie-like carbonated beverage, sold exclusively by 7-Eleven, the US is the main sales area, Guangdong, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Macau, Thailand, Malaysia, and Taiwan. It was popular in the period, but now it is only sold in a few stores. Since 7-Eleven has exhibition stores in many countries, it can reduce the cost of product procurement through international joint procurement or mutual introduction of manufacturers, and create unique products, for example: Taiwan’s unified supermarket through the Philippines 7-Eleven The introduction of the introduction of dried mangoes produced in the Philippines, Hong Kong has also introduced one after another, and the shopping bags provided in the 7-Eleven store are also purchased by many countries to reduce costs in this way. Every July 11th is the "7-11 Day", a tradition created by 7-Eleven in Taiwan. The earliest purpose is to hope that the logistics unit will not forget the hard work of the first-line store. Therefore, on this day of each year, all the personnel of the Taiwan 7-Eleven logistics unit, including all senior executives, will go to the store to work for one day, so it is also called side-by-side work. Later, other countries followed suit one after another, but the purpose was different. The 7-11 Day of the United States was positioned as a celebratory role. Every year on this day, 7-Eleven in the United States will provide free Slurpee. There are two 7-Eleven days in Japan. Today, in addition to July 11th, there is also November 7th. On this day, 7-Eleven in Japan will clean the surrounding lanes of stores. This work is currently included in Taiwan as one of the work items of 7-11 Day. . Since Australia’s date format is day/month/year, its "7-11 Day" is on November 7. It is also considered that November is the summer in the southern hemisphere. From 7 am to 11 pm that day, anyone who goes to the 7-Eleven store and says "Happy 7-Eleven Day!" to the staff will receive a free glass of Slurpee. Therefore, every store is often overcrowded on that day. Logo design edit In 1969, the official trademark notation for 7-11 was 7-ELEVEn. Except for the ending n in lowercase, the remaining English letters were uppercase. The reason for this design is that the folklore in Chinese regions (especially Taiwan) is because Fengshui factors (the last stroke of the uppercase N is outward, which means that the money will be scattered, and the end of the lowercase n is inward, which means that it will attract money in), but the official statement indicates that this design has existed in the period of the Southern Company , And the designer created this trademark only because of aesthetic issues. Canada's first branch opened in Calgary in 1969. At present, there are 650 branches in Canada. The convenience stores in the city are not the only one of 7-Eleven, and the 7-Eleven in the suburbs is a joint venture with gas stations. [11] There are currently 8,421 branches in the United States, most of which are joint ventures. 7-Eleven can be said to be ubiquitous. The first store in Australia opened on August 24, 1977 in Oakleigh, southeast of Melbourne. The Southern Hemisphere headquarters of 7-Eleven is located in the City of Monash, Victoria. In 2010, 7-Eleven Australia fully acquired Mobil gas stations in Australia. All convenience stores in Mobil gas stations became 7-Eleven stores, while gasoline, diesel and natural gas continued to be supplied by Mobil. The first Western Australia store was opened in Perth in 2014. As of January 2018, there are 675 24-hour stores across Australia, most of which are located in the urban and suburban areas of Melbourne and Sydney. Japan’s 7-Eleven was introduced from the United States by Ito Yokado in 1973, and opened its first store in Toyosu, Tokyo on May 15, 1974. At the beginning of its establishment, Ito Yokado was quite opposed to it. Toshifumi Suzuki ( Later, Japan 7-Eleven CEO) obtained the approval of the company’s top executives on the condition that the failure would not affect the parent company. After that, Toshifumi Suzuki led the development for a long time, and has become the world’s largest single-chain convenience store company with 20,033 stores. It accounts for one-third of the number of 7-Eleven stores in the world. In 1991, it even bought 7-Eleven's global headquarters Southern Company. In 2005, 7-Eleven of Japan, Ito Yokado, and 7-Eleven of the United States were merged into 7&I Holdings. Due to its successful development in Japan, 7-Eleven in most countries in Asia has mostly followed Japan, and stores in Taiwan, South Korea, Thailand and other places have the shadow of Japanese business practices. On July 11, 2019, 14 branches opened in Okinawa Prefecture at the same time, and the all-Japan showroom has been completed. 7-Eleven is mostly distributed in major cities in mainland China. However, due to the uneven economic development in China, its business scope is mainly concentrated in economically developed provinces and cities. The most widely distributed area of ​​7-Eleven is Guangdong Province, especially Zhuhai Triangle area. Taiwan’s 7-Eleven originated in April 1978 when Uni-President raised NT$190 million to establish the "Uni-President Super Store Co., Ltd." and introduced 7-Eleven in 1979. In May of the same year, 14 "Unified Super Stores" opened simultaneously in Taipei, Kaohsiung and Tainan. In the early days of Taiwan 7-Eleven suffered losses for seven consecutive years due to factors such as people’s consumption habits. In 1982, it was merged into a unified enterprise due to heavy losses. Afterwards, it has undergone a period of hard work and exploration, and adjusted its product categories and products. The business method was gradually localized from the original style completely transplanted from the United States, and finally turned into a profit in 1986, and re-independently became Uni-President Supermarket Co., Ltd. in 1987. Later, it gradually emerged in the domestic market competition. It finally won the number one position in Taiwan's retail industry, and signed a permanent license agreement with 7-Eleven in the United States on April 20, 2000. After the establishment of the Qiancheng store in July 1994, it exceeded 1,000 for the first time, and in 1999 it exceeded 2,000. Entered Yilan, Taiwan in 1995, and entered Huadong area in 1996, completing the goal of all exhibition stores in Taiwan's main island counties and cities. Since 1999, it has also crossed the sea to the outlying island exhibition stores, successively in Taitung County, Taiwan Province, Lvdao, Lanyu, Pingtung County, Ryukyu, Penghu County, Kinmen County, Fujian Province, Lieyu, Matsu Nangan, Beigan, Dongyin Dengdao established more than 41 stores; in May 2019, there were 5,459 stores[51].

7-11 Xizhengmen City, a high-quality convenience store on the ground in New Taipei City, convenient transportation, crowds of people, spacious and comfortable indoor space, crowds of people, bright lights, indoor bar counter seating