At the Hankyu Umeda Department Store, there is a Western confectionery shop called "Sabrina" known for their pastries made with butter. Today, I purchased their popular Coconut Pie. When I went in the afternoon, there was a line but the staff were very kind and helpful. The Palmier Coconut Pie comes in a pack of 5, with slightly larger heart-shaped pies. The crispy texture on the outside and the crunchy coconut inside were delightful. The sweetness was just right, not too overwhelming, with a refreshing sweetness. The coconut added a nice touch. It was delicious. Perfect for gifts as well. Thank you for the meal!

Whenever I pass by the store, there is always a sign saying "sold out." But on this day, I jumped into a long line in the morning to buy some coconut pies as a gift for a friend coming from afar. After waiting for about 30 minutes, a cashier came to escort me to the front of the line. The customer service was very polite and impressive. I bought 3 boxes of coconut pies with 5 pieces each. They were a bit pricey, but after trying them, I was satisfied. The buttery taste, crispy texture, and crunchiness were all excellent and delicious. Most importantly, they were very filling. I was glad I chose these for my friend's gift. If I have the chance, I will definitely jump into the line again!

Whenever I go in the afternoon, they are always sold out. Today, I happened to be nearby for errands, so I decided to line up. The line was incredibly long. I now understand why it's difficult to make a smooth purchase. The pastries had a delicious buttery flavor. I can see why people would want to buy these as gifts or have them shipped.

I first tried these sweets when I received them as a gift. They were so cute - flower-shaped pies and heart-shaped pies! Everyone would love these. They tasted delicious and the packaging was so cute. I went to buy more, but they were sold out. I didn't plan on buying any, but if I can get some, I want to buy them! I ended up making an impulse purchase again - now it's snack time at home. The buttercream cake with rum and brandy-flavored dough and French fermented butter cream was delicious. It went well with alcohol. The "Tickle" with light and crispy langues de chat butter cream, macadamia nut chocolate cream, and almonds was also good, but it was a shame that there wasn't cream all the way to the bottom. The "Sabrina" flower-shaped pie with sugar and almonds was a nice gift, but after eating it three times, I felt like it wasn't as delicious as I initially thought. When it comes to pies, I can't help but think of that famous German pastry from Kobe - the Mimi Pie!

Whenever you pass by, everything is sold out. The aroma of the sold-out sign. Sabrina, a butter-scented pastry that finally got its hands on a gold award-winning butter. These pastries are made with butter from the Charente region of France, which won the gold award at Le Concours General Agricole (France's National Agricultural Competition). You can enjoy the carefully selected aroma, flavor, and richness of butter from around the world. Sabrina (5 pieces for 864 yen) and Tickle (12 pieces for 998 yen) are available. They are shaped like a bouquet or hand-rolled sushi.

Heavy rain... I always see a long line and products sold out immediately at Sabrina's. This time, I decided to buy Sabrina. It's a cute flower-shaped pie♡ With a crispy sugar and butter-rich pastry, and a touch of almonds... it's perfectly balanced and delicious❤️ It's perfect for a rainy day✨ Thank you for the meal! (๑>◡<๑)

I had a flower-shaped pie for the first time. It seems that the store opened last year during the renovation of Hankyu Department Store, and it is said that you can only buy it in Kansai. They use butter that won the gold prize at the France National Agriculture Competition, and it is very popular with long lines and being sold out. The pie crust is delicious! I personally love the large sugar crystals. The cream and almonds in the center also add a nice touch, making it perfect for gifting. I understand why it's so popular.

I heard they were lining up at Hankyu Department Store and got this as a souvenir ╰(*´︶`*)╯♡ When I opened the cute box, I found these adorable flower-shaped pies! The crispy pie has a buttery-sugary taste. The combination of white chocolate's rich sweetness and the crunchy texture of almonds is perfect. It's a delicious treat that will be appreciated as a souvenir. If you can get it without waiting in line, you should definitely try it out!

Today, I thought it would be sold out again, but there was no "sold out" sign. However, it seemed like only the display was left, so I asked the staff just to make sure. It turned out to be the last item available, even though it looked like just a display. I finally managed to buy it. I brought it as a gift and it was very well received.

I visited Sabrina at the Hankyu Department Store Umeda Main Store in Kita-ku, Osaka City. It is located on B1F in the Hankyu Food Hall. It is a 5-minute walk from Hankyu Osaka Umeda Station, a 1-minute walk from Hankyu Osaka Umeda Station, a 2-minute walk from JR Osaka Station, a 1-minute walk from Osaka Metro Midosuji Line Umeda Station, a 1-minute walk from Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line Higashi-Umeda Station, a 3-minute walk from Osaka Metro Yotsubashi Line Nishi-Umeda Station, and a 4-minute walk from JR Tozai Line Kitashinchi Station. There are also coin parking lots nearby, making it easily accessible. I purchased Sabrina (6 pieces for 1080 yen), a popular item which is a cute flower-shaped pie. It has a large almond in the center and the surface of the pie is sprinkled with coarse sugar. The pie crust is crispy with a moderate level of sweetness. The cream in the center is rich, the almond is fragrant, and it was delicious. Sabrina's concept is "fragrant butter," and their sweets feature butter that won the gold award at Le Concours General Agricole in the Charente region of France. I would like to visit again if I have the chance. Thank you very much!

This shop here in Kansai is one of a kind. It's a holiday so there are quite a few customers lining up. But since I came all the way here and wanted to buy some souvenirs, I decided to wait in line. I was so tempted by all the options, but ended up buying a butter cake, Tickle-ca, Sabrina, Palmier for home use, and a set of Sabrina and Palmier for souvenirs. When I got home, I tried them right away. The Palmier and Sabrina were crispy and delicious. The almond in the middle of the Sabrina was a nice touch. The chocolate part of the Palmier was not too sweet and very tasty. I tried the vanilla and pistachio flavors of the Tickle-ca. The pistachio flavor was not too strong, making it easy to eat. The vanilla was also delicious without being too sweet. The butter cake was softer than I expected, but it was delicious with a hint of alcohol. I wish the expiration date was a bit longer. I think this is the perfect shop for souvenirs. Thank you for the delicious treats.

Whenever I passed by the store, it was always sold out, sold out, sold out. I was starting to wonder if they even wanted to sell anything. It's a sweets shop with a "sold out, sorry" concept. However, the other day when I peeked in, I thought, "Oh? Maybe I can buy something," and I was able to purchase some. Timing seems to be crucial. I bought two types of Sabrina Tickle. The Sabrina wasn't mind-blowingly delicious, but it was a very tasty leaf pie. The cream and almonds in the middle were a nice touch. And it looked adorable. It was light and crispy. However, it was a bit hard to eat because it crumbled easily. I wanted to eat it alone to avoid making a mess. The Tickle Cream was a pastry wrapped in a langues de chat biscuit. It was easy to eat and delicious. It was a shame that it didn't have any strawberries or pistachios in it. I think it's reasonably priced for a souvenir. The packaging is cute and refreshing, just like the scent of butter. I would like to use it as a gift or offering. That is, if the timing is right.

Since there was no line at Sabrina, I thought I should buy this! I got a assortment of palmier, both made with flaky pastry, a bit messy but delicious. These would make a great gift and be well-received! If there wasn't a line, I would definitely come back.

Sabrina opened on April 6th at the basement floor of Hankyu Department Store. The pastries are all cute and perfect for souvenirs. There is always a long line! They restock at opening and at 4:00 pm, twice a day. It's hard to find them at night as they sell out quickly. This time, I bought 2 Sabrina bagged pastries and 1 box of 6 pastries. They provide paper bags as well. The individual paper bags are incredibly cute! Not just for souvenirs, but I also want them for myself! In addition to Sabrina, they have other varieties: - Sabrina: Cute pastries shaped like flowers. They use award-winning butter from the Charente region of France. - Box of 6: 1,080 yen - Box of 8: 1,404 yen - Box of 12: 2,052 yen - Palmier: Heart-shaped pastries. In the summer, they are plain palmiers, but now they are half-decorated with chocolate. - Plain (5 pieces): 1,188 yen - Chocolate-covered (5 pieces): 1,296 yen - Sabrina and Palmier assortment: - 9 pieces: 1,869 yen - 17 pieces: 3,240 yen (with chocolate-covered palmiers) - Tickle: Cream-filled pastries in a cute tin. Contains macadamia, vanilla, chocolate, almond, pistachio, and strawberry. - Box of 12: 998 yen - Box of 27: 2,160 yen - Tin of 21: 2,376 yen - Tin of 33: 3,240 yen - Tin of 60: 5,400 yen - Butter Cake (requires refrigeration): Weekend limited product made with French fermented butter. I want to try this next time. 1,944 yen. They line up at the entrance of the west side 4 of the B1F of Hankyu Department Store at opening. (There is no separate line for Sabrina, you line up at the opening line.) Once inside, there is a line on the left for Sabrina, where you can make your purchase. The packaging is so cute - you'll want to show it off! The taste is delicious, so I highly recommend it!

This shop I always used to watch from afar in a long line every time. This time, due to the influence of Typhoon No. 14, the shop closed at 3 pm, so I was able to buy without worrying about the time. Still, I waited for about 15 minutes. The staff went to greet each customer one by one, but as a Kansai person, I thought it would be fine to just beckon them from the register. This time, I bought a set of the newly released Sabrina and Palmier. I tried Sabrina first, but hmm, it's just average. The pie crust is crispy, and the almonds are crunchy and delicious, but... I didn't think it was worth waiting in line for. I also bought Tickles, and when I bought them, they put a cold pack on them, but I left them in the room, so I wonder how they are doing. I'm imagining it's like that Audrey strawberry thing. Feel free to use this as a conversation starter.

Around 16:10 on a regular day, I lined up at a newly opened shop in Hankyu Department Store. It's a bakery that only sells baked goods. When it's time for sales, there is always a long line and the items sell out quickly. I was lucky enough to be able to buy something this time. Sabrina: Taste: 3.4 Appearance: 3.4 Cost performance: 3.4 It was delicious. A large pie with white chocolate and almonds in the middle. It's not necessarily worth waiting in line for, as there are many other delicious pie shops around. However, it was tasty, looked good, had good cost performance, and the box was cute. I guess the balance of these factors is why people line up. Thank you for the meal.

At Hankyu Department Store in Osaka Umeda, the shop with the longest line is Kaoru Butter Sabrina. They often sell out of most products by lunchtime, so I arrived just after opening in the morning and still had to wait in a long line for an hour to make a purchase. All their products use butter, so they need to be refrigerated (below 25℃), making it a bit tricky to carry them around in the summer. I tried all the products, but the heart-shaped pie similar to a Genji Pie with plenty of butter was delicious.

I received this as a gift. The appearance was cute so I kept it for a while. I wasn't sure how to eat it, so I peeled off one layer at a time and ate the pie, then finally, I took two layers and the center in one bite! Under the almond, there was some kind of cream with a good texture, and it was delicious.

There was a shop in the basement of Hankyu Umeda Store with a long line. I was intrigued and decided to wait in line. I bought a set of 9 Palmyre pastries for 1,782 yen. Most people in line were buying around 3 pieces each. It was incredibly popular. I had never tried it before, so I was excited. In short, the pastries had a strong buttery aroma. They were crispy and had a rich flavor that left me completely satisfied. It's not something I can buy often due to the price, but it's a great item for souvenirs. It was delicious, thank you for the meal!

I visited a popular restaurant in Umeda for the first time! I went on a weekday at 11 am and there was a line of 10 people ahead of me. But the wait was smooth and I got the "Sabrina" cookie in 15 minutes! The cookie was crispy with a rich buttery flavor, and it was delicious!