There is a Lawson store right at the entrance of Tokyo Big Sight, with about 200 table seats available. It is a convenient option when you are struggling to find a place for lunch. The store is small, which can be a downside. When there is a line at the cashier, it is almost impossible to browse for products. However, despite having only 4 registers (2 manned and 2 self-service), the speed of service is impressive. While other convenience stores in the area may take around 5 minutes to serve a few customers, this store managed to move a line of 6 people in about 3 minutes. The efficiency is remarkable. I enjoyed a drip ice coffee for just 110 yen and left satisfied.

I finished my mission in the morning of October 9th and thought about having a light lunch, but I didn't feel like walking much. The South Building (New Building) has a space where you can enjoy your bento leisurely. I tried the onigiri set for 399 yen, supervised by "Oginoya" which is famous for its Kama-meshi. I had some expectations because the packaging was appealing and easy to open. The onigiri had slightly firm rice and it contained pearl barley, so it might be healthy. It's perfect for a light lunch.

"Steamed Chicken Pasta Salad, Ham Cheese Egg, Craft Boss Black" (⌒▽⌒)・This time, the gift show was held in a dispersed venue, and since there are many business partners in the new South Building, I decided to just grab something to eat at Lawson. The steamed chicken pasta salad was very delicious with spicy cream, and the pasta had a nice texture. The Ham Cheese Egg allows you to enjoy two flavors of cream cheese and cheddar cheese. I had my lunch on the 3rd floor of the South Building's break room, overlooking the sea. A little relaxing time while enjoying the view (⌒▽⌒). Now, after the break, I need to go around the West Building and the Aomi Building. Let's do our best! See you later!・#Tokyo Big Sight #Lawson #Steamed Chicken Pasta Salad #Ham Cheese Egg #Craft Boss Black #Tokyo Business Trip #Lunch"

To be precise, there is a space outside the shop with many tables where Lawson and Pronto customers can sit, even if they haven't purchased anything. I came to the International Exhibition Hall for a seminar and was planning to have breakfast, but it seems that Pronto doesn't serve breakfast, only drinks. So I ended up buying breakfast at the Lawson across the street. There are plenty of chairs inside and outside the International Exhibition Hall, so you shouldn't have trouble finding a place to sit, especially in the early morning. There are many businessmen here, busy working on their laptops. I felt like having something sweet, so I got a low-carb donut. The 100 yen coffee was a nice touch. Thank you for the meal.

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I bought onigiri and Oi Ocha.

"Triple Seafood Fry Curry Lemon Milk" (⌒▽⌒)・On a business trip to Tokyo for the Tokyo International Gift Show at Tokyo Big Sight after a long time. I didn't feel like going out for lunch, so I got food at Lawson at the entrance and ate at a table, which I'm used to now (laughs) (⌒▽⌒) I was in the mood for curry today, and surprisingly, it was delicious! The fry included white fish, squid, scallops, and other luxurious ingredients (laughs) with a half-boiled egg. I also bought the lemon milk I saw on Kenmin Show, but it was a bit sweet (laughs) Well, it was delicious! After that, I worked hard on my job (⌒▽⌒)・#TokyoBigSight #Lawson #Entrance #TripleSeafoodFryCurry #LemonMilk #TokyoBusinessTrip #CurryInstagram #CurryClub #CurryInstagrammer"

Get off at Kokusai-Tenjijo Station or Kokusai-Tenjijo-Seimon Station. There is a convenience store chain located near the connecting passage between the west and east halls of the event facility "Tokyo Big Sight," across from PRONTO. In addition to the usual Lawson offerings, they also have medicine available. I visited on a Sunday afternoon in August 2016 after finishing shopping at the summer Comiket and feeling a bit hungry and in need of hydration. I revisited later that month and purchased the following items (including 8% consumption tax): Karaage-kun (fried chicken) for ¥216, limited-time Tomato BBQ Sauce flavor sandwich for ¥298, Teritama (teriyaki chicken and egg) for ¥198, and Tuna and Egg for ¥198. The Karaage-kun packaging featured Kumamon due to the use of Kumamoto tomato ketchup. The Tomato BBQ Sauce flavor had hints of barbecue and tomato, making it a tasty occasional treat. The Teritama had a sweet onion sauce with tender teriyaki chicken as the star. The Tuna and Egg had a chunky filling of tuna, mayonnaise, and onions, with a crunchy texture from the onions. In December 2016, I purchased the following items (including 8% consumption tax): UC Cassata for ¥248, Karaage-kun Kamen Rider flavor for ¥216, and Karaage-kun Man Teriyaki Chicken flavor for ¥194. The Cassata contained dried fruits and nuts in cheese ice cream made with Kiri cheese. The Kamen Rider flavor was actually teriyaki and cheese, with a sweet cheese taste. The checkout process included transformation belt sounds and Kamen Rider-shaped Karaage-kun picks, making it entertaining. The Karaage-kun Man was a limited edition meat bun shaped like Karaage-kun, which was cute.