A set containing buttercream and caramel sandwiched between butter cookies, called "Butter Sand", and butter cookies with burnt caramel inside, called "Butter Sablé". You can enjoy the rich taste of butter from the first bite, while also realizing that it's a calorie bomb. It's a delicious treat that butter lovers will adore, but be careful not to overindulge as it seems quite heavy. Thank you for the meal.

I have regretted a few times, but I still end up buying limited-time products. Although I regretted buying the Press Butter Sand (Black) last year and realized that the original one is tastier, I couldn't resist buying the Press Butter Sand (Uji Matcha) this time, and I'm feeling the same way again. It's delicious in its own way, but I still think the original one is unbeatable.

It has been about 2 months since my last errand in Tachikawa. Last time, I brought back Western-style sweets as a souvenir, so this time I decided to go with baked goods. On my way there, as I was wandering around the south side of Tachikawa Station's central concourse after exiting the east ticket gate of JR Tachikawa Station, I stumbled upon a shop I had never seen before at the corner near the main entrance of Granduo. From the concourse, the small shop only had a counter facing outside towards the main entrance side, and it was constantly visited by young women and high school girls. Looking at the signboard next to the shop, it was a specialty store for Press Butter Sand, and they were selling a limited edition Press Butter Sand Chestnut until the end of that week. I immediately decided to buy it on my way back. After finishing my errand with the Tama Monorail round trip, I headed towards JR Tachikawa Station South Exit, which had become dimly lit due to the evening setting in. When I was young, I was often brought to the north side where department stores like Nakabu, Isetan, and Takashimaya were lined up. At that time, the south side was deserted and I had no memory of ever going there. However, looking at it from Tama Monorail Tachikawa Minami Station side that day, I saw Ecute and Hotel Mets on the left, and Granduo's station building on the right, a glamorous scenery that had completely transformed from the past. I felt like I was in a different world. When I went to the shop, there were no other customers, and I was able to quickly purchase the item I was looking for. It was convenient that they accepted various electronic money and credit cards in addition to cash. The polite service of the young female staff was also very pleasing. That weekend, I ate the Press Butter Sand with my family. I was told that the shop is part of the same group as BAKE in Jiyugaoka, which our family has been using for a long time, and it became a hot topic about 1-2 years ago. When I actually tasted it, it was completely different from the Marusei Butter Sand from Rokkatei in Obihiro that I immediately thought of. The hardness and aroma of the cookie dough on both sides, and the faint chestnut-like flavor of the cream sandwiched in the middle left a strong impression. I am weak when it comes to limited edition items, so I ended up buying the chestnut flavor because of the store advertisement, but my family said, "We wanted to try the regular one first." Next time I go to Tachikawa, I would like to buy the regular Butter Sand.

Visited "Press Butter Sand Grande Duo Tachikawa Store" located right outside JR Tachikawa Station with my partner. After reading reviews from local senior reviewers, I noticed a connection between this store and "RINGO Tachikawa Station Store" with Hokkaido's "Kinotoya," so my interest was piqued. Following my visit to "RINGO Tachikawa Station Store," today I purchased the "Butter Sand <Black> 5 pieces (1350 yen)." The black cookie was crispy and overall it tasted like a sophisticated adult chocolate butter sandwich, although the butter taste wasn't too strong. In Tachikawa Station, we have this store, "RINGO Tachikawa Station Store," and inside the ticket gate, "Bake Cheese Tart Tachikawa Store," all seemingly part of the same group, forming a big triangle of options at Tachikawa Station (laughs). While Hokkaido's Rokkatei's Marseille Butter Sand has always been a favorite of mine, this one had an elegant touch to it. Nice job! (o▽n)

The original is still the best. When I visited the shop for Press Butter Sand on February 9, they had a chocolate version available. It was a limited edition product for Valentine's Day, but despite trying it out, I still think the original is better.

Until Valentine's Day, they have a limited edition black pressed butter sandwich. Black is delicious! It's chocolate, but not too chocolatey, and it has a hint of caramel too. And after Valentine's Day, they will have a limited edition strawberry flavor available. I also want to try the strawberry one! I like strawberry flavored things.

[Visit on 2019.10.13] Located in a corner of Granduo in Tachikawa. Visited after 7 pm on a Sunday. I had tried their butter sandwich before, but this was only my second time purchasing it myself. It seems like there are fewer lines at stores these days, the trend seems to have passed. Bought a pack of 5 pressed butter sandwiches for 1,000 yen without waiting in line. The cookies are shaped like masu boxes, with a cross-section in the shape of a "こ". Inside the space between the cookies, there is buttercream and butter caramel. The rich sweetness and moistness of the cream and butter, combined with the thickness of the outer butter cookie, create a unique texture. The contrast between the crispy outer cookie and the creamy filling not only looks and tastes delicious but also creates an interesting texture. If you've been curious about trying it, now is your chance to buy it without waiting in line. The expiration date is about 10 days. Thank you for the meal.

I had business in Kokuritsu, but I mistakenly got off at Tachikawa. After realizing my mistake upon exiting the ticket gate, I was frustrated for getting off unnecessarily. I decided to buy something to make up for it, and found the Press Butter Sand that some MyRebi customers had reviewed. I purchased it. The fragrant, slightly bitter cookie had a burnt rusk-like texture, taste, and aroma, with butter cream and caramel cream sandwiched inside. The box looks a bit fancy, so I feel like it's a bit too good for home use.

I once saw my ex-husband waiting in line for a famous butter sandwich at Tokyo Station, without knowing anything about it, I bought one too. The shop was called "PRESSBUTTERSAND" and it was trendy. Later, I visited the branch in Tachikawa when the line had died down. You can buy a box of 5 or 9 sandwiches, not individually like at Tokyo Station. I bought a box of 9 as a small gift. The taste was the same as the one I had at Tokyo Station. It's a bit pricey for me, but it's a popular item for a small gift. Another place to check out in Tachikawa is "Ringo" which offers apple and cream treats. It's a hidden gem for souvenirs. Thank you for the meal.

Located on the 2nd floor outside the ticket gate of JR Tachikawa Station, Grand Duo Tachikawa store always has a line of customers, making it hard to get a chance to buy. Finally, I was able to purchase a 5-piece pack for 1,000 yen. The size is about 4.5cm x 4.5cm x 1.5cm, individually packaged in a row. Inside the cookie-like tart crust is caramel butter cream. The balance between the salty butter and sweet caramel is amazing. I could eat these endlessly. They were well received as snacks, and I wish I had bought more for myself. The texture is a bit different from freshly baked ones, but both are delicious. I look forward to finding another opportunity to go buy more.

"I went to Press Butter Sand Grand Duo Tachikawa store. 5 pieces for 1000 yen. It's crispy with cream and custard. The texture is good, but the balance between price and taste is a bit off. I think it's good for souvenirs. It's located at the entrance of Grand Duo, but unlike stores in the city center, it's empty."

Press Butter Sand 9 pieces for 1,710 yen including tax Located near the entrance of the JR Chuo Line Tachikawa Station South Exit building "Grand Duo", this Western confectionery shop is a separate brand from the famous "BAKE" known for its freshly baked cheese tarts. It was developed as a souvenir and started selling at Tokyo Station, where it became extremely popular. Somehow, it has also opened a store in Tachikawa without much notice, probably because the shop's colors are not flashy and it doesn't attract long lines. The Press Butter Sand sold at Tokyo Station is limited in quantity and offers a "freshly baked" option, which is very popular. However, they do not sell the "freshly baked" version in Tachikawa, so it may not be as appealing to customers. I personally don't particularly care for the "freshly baked" aspect and bought it as a tea snack for guests. Below are my thoughts on the non-freshly baked version. [Press Butter Sand] It is a small square cookie with a slightly jagged edge, resembling a cat's palm. The cookie dough is block-shaped, but the pattern and shape are designed to calculate the heat transfer. The jagged cookie dough is sandwiched with a cream butter that is similar to fresh cream. It is crispy when bitten into. The crunchy texture, compressed with powder, was not to my liking. Some people may enjoy the slightly heavy and hard texture, but I prefer a lighter, crispier texture, so I felt a bit uncomfortable. However, the buttercream inside the sandwich has a very smooth texture. It is gently sweet with a caramel aroma that is somewhat similar to the popular product in Hokkaido, the soft caramel. I imagine this is what attracts people to the "freshly baked" version that is so popular. However, for me, it was like a slider that approached the strike zone but was ultimately called a ball. Preferences may vary, and there may be differences between men and women. When I asked around, male acquaintances said, "It's not that great," while female acquaintances said, "I love it! It's delicious." Although I only asked a few people, so this is not statistically significant. Thank you for the meal. I look forward to the next brand.

After getting off at Tachikawa Station and heading to the station building's Grande Duo, you will find a small shop next to the entrance of Grande Duo. Unfortunately, the Tachikawa store does not sell freshly baked goods, only boxed ones. I purchased a box of 5 for 1000 yen. The surrounding cookies are light and crispy, and the caramel and buttercream inside are soft and delicious.

I had Press Butter Sandwich on my way back from Manpaku♥️♥️ It's as delicious as the raisin sandwich from Kinokuniya in my opinion (´Д｀)♥️ I hope they open one in Machida too♪ But you know, when it comes to souvenirs that can be sent far away and last a long time, Tokyo Banana from Gin no Budou is also surprisingly delicious (´Д｀)♥️♥️

I stopped by around 11:30 on Sunday. It's the Tachikawa store of a shop I've visited a few times inside Tokyo Station ticket gates!! I couldn't resist stopping by because the souvenirs I buy here are always well received haha. However... I wonder when they opened (´-`).｡oO There was no line!! I purchased the Press Butter Sand 9-piece set for ¥1,710. After paying, they offered a sample and I tried one of the butter sandwiches they opened for me. Thank you for the treat (^^)

One day, I arrived in Tachikawa for some errands and was surprised to find the popular Press Butter Sand sandwiches right at the station! I didn't hesitate and bought a box of 5 for 1000 yen. I tried them the next day and was impressed by the unique taste and texture. I recommend trying them if you haven't before, as it's interesting to experience the flavors and textures for yourself. It was completely different from what I had imagined.

Finally arrived in Tachikawa! Although it's not my hometown, I often go to Tachikawa, so I was waiting for it to arrive. From the pop-up shop in Shinagawa, Ikebukuro, Shinjuku... Once you eat it, both my husband and I are addicted and buy it many times. The Tachikawa store was easily located at the entrance of Granduo. The taste is, needless to say, delicious. The outside is crispy and the buttercream inside is creamy, never getting tired of it. You can really eat as many as you want. It's the best.

I went to Press Butter Sand at Grande Duo Tachikawa store. I received it from an acquaintance before and it was delicious, so I went to buy it. It is located near the entrance of Grande Duo and the store is not very big. I brought it back home and ate it, and it was delicious as expected. The crispy texture on the outside and the taste inside are exquisite and delicious. It is well-made with a refined taste. It is a delicious pastry with a good balance. The price is a bit high, but it is worth it. I would like to go buy it again.

I went to Tachikawa for a day trip and bought this as a souvenir near the station on my way back. It's popular and hard to get at Tokyo Station without waiting in line, but I could easily buy it in Tachikawa. When I got home and tried it, it was a solid cookie with a strong buttery flavor from the chilled buttercream filling. However, I didn't find it particularly delicious.

- Pressed butter sandwich: 3.0 It's pretty average, but I thought it tasted better than the last time I had it. - Pressed butter sandwich (lemon): 3.5 The lemon flavor adds a nice acidity that makes it tasty. Usually, I think the classic menu items are the best, but in this case, the lemon flavor is better.