Put items on the counter, choose a payment method, and follow the screen or staff prompt for bag, receipt, and warming options.
Use this before reading the full guide.
Choose cash, card, IC card, or supported mobile payment before the cashier asks. Use the customer-facing screen when it asks for bag, points, receipt, or payment confirmation.
Assuming every foreign card or mobile wallet works everywhere. Missing the question about heating food.
Useful for ordinary convenience store purchases. Payment methods, self-checkout flows, and bill-payment rules vary by chain and store.
Use the quick steps above first. Open the full detail only when you need examples, edge cases, or the next task.
Convenience store payment is fast, but the cashier may expect you to answer small prompts: bag, heating, receipt, points card, and payment method.
Cash is the safest fallback. Credit cards and IC cards often work, but not every foreign card, app, or mobile wallet will. If one method fails, stay calm and switch to cash or another card.
Some stores use a customer-facing payment machine. The cashier scans items, then you choose payment on the screen. Watch for the machine to return change or ask for confirmation.
If paying a reservation slip, utility-style bill, or ticket pickup code, do not leave until you receive the correct receipt or ticket. The small paper can be proof that the transaction completed.