On a day when work ended earlier than expected, I visited a shop that I had been wanting to go to for a while. Although it was closed on Sundays, I happened to come across it by chance. The shop was popular, with a few customers already inside. The American cookies in the showcase looked delicious, making it hard to choose. I selected a few to try, including a plain, a honey butter, and a double chocolate & walnut cookie. The plain cookie had a moist and buttery texture, while the honey butter had a perfect balance of honey sweetness and buttery flavor with a hint of salt. The double chocolate & walnut cookie had large chocolate chips and walnuts that complemented each other well. Overall, the cookies were delicious, and I would love to visit again if I have the chance. Thank you for the meal.

The shop sells large cookies, but the dogs there are very energetic, so it might be tough for those who are not fond of them. - The coconut cookie is surprisingly moist. It's not as crispy or crunchy as expected, and it's on the sweeter side due to the white chocolate holding it together. - The organic raisin and walnut cookie made with whole wheat flour and oatmeal is very easy to eat, thanks to the combination of walnuts, raisins, and soy milk, which eliminates the distinct oatmeal texture. It's slightly firm with a satisfying chewiness, but there's a slight lack of richness that comes with health-conscious choices. - The organic cacao nib cookie is dark and bitter. It would have been better to pair it with a Betty instead of a plate. The cacao flavor is strong, and the texture is somewhat soft. It includes cranberries or other berry dried fruits, which would complement it well. Each cookie is large and made with a strong focus on quality ingredients. Thank you, Wu-ta-san!

When it gets hot, the symptoms worsen, it is a designated rare disease by the government. In December, with the increased heating in hospitals and commercial facilities, I am feeling unwell. There is no medication that suits me yet. Likes and comments may be delayed, thank you for your understanding. [January 2020] "9kies (Cookies)" is an American cookie shop. I visited for the first time with my usual companion after lunch. The shop is located in the Yamahana area of Chuo-ku, Sapporo, near Higashitonden-dori. Please check the exact location on Tabelog. I visited around 12:00 on a weekday. The interior of the shop is compact with two 2-seater tables for dining in. There are about 16 types of American cookies in shoe cases that you can ask the staff for. The price ranges from 250 yen to 300 yen per piece. I bought a few. American cookies are large disc-shaped cookies that are sweet and soft. Caramel Nut Weight: 59g (after removing the bag) There are lots of small, melt-in-your-mouth caramel chocolate on top of the American cookie with sugar. Price: 292 yen (tax included) Maple Nut Weight: 56g (after removing the bag) Concentrated maple syrup on top of the American cookie with nuts like almonds inside. Price: 270 yen (tax included) Maple Nut Weight: 49g (after removing the bag) Colorful American M&Ms chocolate inside the American cookie. Price: 270 yen (tax included) All cookies are large, sweet, and soft. They are satisfying to eat cookies. The prices are a bit high but the taste is worth it. Both my companion and I had black iced coffee. It has a refreshing taste that seems to relieve fatigue. I wonder which cookie I should try next time. It was delicious, thank you for the treat.

It's delightfully crazy in a way that makes you happy♪ I don't remember why I went in, but it was a shop that made me want to enter just by looking at it from the outside. So, I went in. The lady inside seemed a bit hesitant at first, but since I was already there, I decided to buy something random and leave. However, the moment I saw the Halloween monster made of marshmallows, I couldn't resist blurting out one word♪ "What is this crazy sense of aesthetics♪" "It's a bit strange, right?" I said with a happy expression, and the lady's face also changed to a friendly and light-hearted one, making the conversation afterwards enjoyable（〃▽〃）Well, the taste is just marshmallow after all, so it's only sweet, but it's cute, right♪ If there's anyone asking "What's cute about it?" then maybe... dentures? I also bought about 4 types of cookies. Especially the Oreo and maple nut ones were delicious. Should I go again?

In October 2018, I visited a cookie shop. The cookies had a very exquisite appearance and seemed to be made with great care. I decided to bring them as a gift to my acquaintance's house. Each cookie was large and my acquaintance really enjoyed them, saying they were delicious! Thank you for the treat! ♪

A favorite shop that I always go to.

This is a rare specialty American cookie shop. I bought a gift for a friend and also bought one for myself while visiting for the first time. It's in the neighborhood, but it was my first visit. There was a small eat-in space as well. I tried the Chocolate Marshmallow cookie (259 yen), which had a soft texture like Country Ma'am cookies. The classic combination of chocolate and marshmallow tasted just as expected (lol). It was delicious, but considering the price, I probably won't buy it again. However, it was cute and my friend was very pleased with it. I might use it again for gifting purposes in the future (*'ω'*).

I got off at Sapporo Dentetsu Seishu Gakuen-mae and walked a few blocks west. There were soba noodle shops nearby. I knew this place existed but had never visited before. I happened to pass by this time and made my first visit. It was around 11 o'clock. There were various large cookies in the case. When I asked the staff if I could take a photo, they agreed. However, they mentioned that the cookies were selling fast even though it was still morning. I don't usually eat sweets much (not that I dislike them), but they looked very delicious, so I bought one with marshmallow on top and one with chocolate. Most of them were priced around 250 yen. The shop also serves drinks. There is seating available for dining in, and you can also get items to go. The cookies were not as sweet as I expected, and they were moist and tasty. They were very beautifully made, so they would make a great gift. Thank you for the meal.

One holiday while walking, I stumbled upon an American cookie shop that seemed to have no parking. The shop was small with a cute glass display case filled with cookies, a showcase for drinks, and two small tables for eating in. The shop was playing music from the radio. I chose a few cookies from the display case, including a Coffee Marshmallow cookie and an Organic Coconut cookie. The cookies were made with locally sourced ingredients and were delicious. I also tried an Italian cola, which had a healthy, natural taste. Overall, it was a pleasant experience in the shop, although the limited seating made it a bit crowded. Thank you for the meal.

I discovered a cookie shop by chance in a residential area about a 10-minute walk from Horomirabashi Station! Inside, there are several types of large cookies, ranging from plain to chocolate, maple, marshmallow, and more. They have a fun American vibe. My personal favorite is the matcha white chocolate. It's not overly sweet, with a smooth matcha flavor and plenty of white chocolate chunks. It tastes great with strong coffee! Since the cookies are large, one is quite satisfying. They cost around 200-300 yen each, so they may seem a bit pricey, but they would make a great gift. It seems they also offer eat-in options. If you're looking to try unique cookies, definitely give this place a try!

While driving, I spotted a cookie shop at a traffic light and decided to stop by as it looked unique. The shop was cute and had a wide variety of cookies. I asked the staff to make a mixed assortment for me. I brought it home and enjoyed it with black coffee. Even though I don't know the names of the types of cookies, they were very delicious. I'll definitely go back to buy more when I'm in Chuo Ward again.

This is a country cookie shop. I received it as a farewell gift. Each cookie is quite large, so it fills you up. But I want to try everything (laughs). I love half-raw type cookies. There are many varieties like chocolate, nuts, apricot, etc. The doggy bag for take-out is cute. Thank you for the meal.

Even if I tell you to sit down, you won't sit down, will you? Don't worry about the vase. Vase?? While indulging in a matrix-like fantasy, I chose a cookie. There were two two-seater tables in the store, but since I planned to take out, I didn't sit down. There was no vase there... I bought caramel cookies. When I got home, I ate them with milk. I was actually planning to have them as a whiskey snack, but the plan fell through... The texture is crumbly and I don't really like it, but the caramel flavor and sweetness go perfectly with milk. It's an American-style moist cookie, and it reminded me of when I was making cookies with an American and we would taste the raw dough, so by the time it was finished, about half of the dough was gone. "By the time you finish eating this cookie, you'll be feeling much better." By the way, there is no Oracle in the shop, so please forgive me... ☆☆☆ Next episode preview ☆☆☆ It's still expensive. If they were on sale for half price, I might come to buy about three of them...

Wandering around the neighborhood for lunch and then decided to check out a cookie shop I had been curious about. The shop looked stylish and had a variety of cookies, around 10 types priced in the 200 yen range. I asked for the popular cookies and got the Coffee Marshmallow cookie. It looked fancy and I took it home to enjoy with some coffee. The taste was very American, with the marshmallow adding extra sweetness. The texture was moist and chewy, unlike the crispy cookies in Japan. It was a bit too sweet for me to finish in one go, but perfect for those who love richly sweet treats. Overall, it was a nice experience!

I visited the American cookie shop after seeing it in a magazine. It's located across from Ralls. There is no parking space. When I entered, someone was smoking, which was a bit tough for me as I don't like cigarettes. I chose four cookies from the showcase for takeout. There were a variety of options, and you could also have them put in a box for an additional fee. The cute box would make it a great gift. Since I was getting them for home, I opted for a paper bag. I was worried about the cookies being too sweet since they were American cookies, but they had a gentle sweetness and both the plain and cocoa dough were delicious. They were on the larger side and a bit pricey at over 200 yen per cookie, so four cookies cost just under 1000 yen. It would be nice to have a set of mini sizes too! I was concerned about the cost and the smoking, but the taste was delicious.

Welcome.---------- May 2016 ----------Rarz is located diagonally across from the Shojyu High School bus stop on the south 16th street, next to Mitsuya. There is a small space in front of the cash register where regular customers sit and relax, it seems like they are skipping work. "Welcome!" a lady comes out from the back. In the workshop in the back, the owner is making cookies. American cookies and coffee are available for 200-230 yen per piece. There are over ten varieties of cookies in a luxurious showcase. Some cookies are made with organic ingredients. You can also have tea. The regular customers emit a strong smell of cigarettes, rather than reading the air, they should sniff it. Each cookie, measuring less than 10cm in width and about 1cm thick, is individually wrapped. The "Marshmallow Series" seems to be popular. The Caramel Marshmallow cookie is moist, with caramel sauce and melted marshmallow seeping into the sweet dough. A slightly bitter cocoa coating is on top. The Coconut cookie has a crispy texture, with sliced coconut stuck on it, and a white sauce (white chocolate) drizzled on top. The healthy whole grain dough is made with bran flour. The Butter cookie, although cracked, has a moist and crispy texture with the flavor and sweetness of butter. The Chocolate Marshmallow cookie has a crispy texture with a hint of adult bitter chocolate. The sweetness of the melted marshmallow is subtly felt, and it is coated with bitter chocolate. This is an adult's cookie. I like this one. Depending on the situation, it might be nice to relax in the café. Thank you for the meal.

Cookies made with whole wheat flour from Hokkaido, butter, and more. Each cookie is large and has a lot of volume. - Cocoa 39% chocolate chip cookie - Organic oatmeal cookie - Plain cookie "9kies" Sapporo City, Chuo-ku, Minami 17-jo Nishi 8-chome 1-30