Okashi Land to launch self-service c-store

Japanese snack store Okashi Land is planning to open a self-service outlet in Mong Kok.

The unmanned store, which opens on September 5 in Gala Place, has been undertaken in partnership with Guangzhou unmanned convenience-store startup EasyGo.

It will stock more than 100 products marked with radio-frequency IDs. Customers will be able to make their purchases via automatic deductions from their digital wallets.

 

Chairman of Okashi Land’s parent company Four Seas Mercantile Holdings Stephen Tai said unmanned stores and digital payments have become the main trend of the retail industry.

“The company set up Unmanned Okashi Land in the hope of better business and it will bring convenient services for Hong Kong customers.”

Latest articles

Fashion
Levi’s unveils new Icon store at Palladium Mall Mumbai

Sign up for newsletters


Must read

Behind the Buzz
Retail News Asia — Your Daily Fix of What’s Happening in Asian Retail

We’re here to keep you in the loop—every single day. Whether you’re running a small local shop, scaling an online biz, or part of a global brand making moves in Asia, we’ve got something for you.

With 50+ fresh stories a week and 13.6 million readers, Retail News Asia isn’t just another news site—it’s the go-to source for all things retail across the region.
Retail Updates
Fresh updates. Real insights. Delivered daily or weekly—no spam, just retail gold.

Copyright © 2014 -2025 | Retail News Asia