First Ever 7-Eleven Drive Thru in Philippines Opened
The first ever 7-Eleven drive thru in the Philippines finally opened to the public, customers could now buy snacks without getting out of their vehicles.
7-Eleven is a multinational chain of convenience stores, headquartered in Dallas, Texas. After a couple of decades, the convenience store rose to fame and spread in various countries all around the world.
The Facebook page “7-Eleven Philippines” announced that their first 7-Eleven drive-thru store in the Philippines has finally opened. The post goes viral and garnered various reactions from the online community.
In the photos, it can be seen that the new building of the popular convenience store is quite bigger compared to other branches. It has a drive-thru wherein customers can purchase without leaving their cars.
The new branch can be found at SBGP FSI Commercial Complex in Subic Bay Gateway Park, Subic Bay Freeport Zone. The first ever 7-Eleven drive-thru has opened last Saturday (October 16).
Customers can also dine-in and enjoy their favorite snacks and drinks such as City Cafe, Gulp, BigBite, or Crunch Time with the refreshing and unique building interiors.
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Here is the full post:
“The first 7-Eleven drive-thru store in the Philippines is now open!
Drive by and quickly grab your 7-Eleven favorites like City Cafe, Gulp, BigBite, or Crunch Time without leaving your cars! Or you may park and dine-in while admiring the refreshing and unique interiors.
Visit us here at SBGP FSI Commercial Complex in Subic Bay Gateway Park, Subic Bay Freeport Zone. Open from 4am to 12mn. #711DriveThru”
The social media users expressed their reactions to the post:
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