Located in the Miyanozawa area of Nishi Ward, inside the Seiyu Miyanozawa store. I noticed a new product, the Marusei Butter Sandwich with walnuts. I purchased the following items: Marusei Butter Cake with walnuts (140 yen) - a taste that can't compete with the butter sandwich, but still not bad. Hyakki (360 yen) - a dressing with a spicy mustard kick. A good taste and the small size is convenient for our household. Thank you for the meal!

In the Miyanozawa area, on the first floor of the Seiyu Miyanozawa store, there is Rokkatei. I bought some sweets for home at this store while shopping at Seiyu. Personally, I like "Ohirahara (130 yen)" and "Marsei Butter Cake (135 yen)" at Rokkatei, so I bought those two along with "Yukiyakonko (100 yen)" this time. When I got home and tried them, all the sweets were consistently delicious. There are also seasonal limited edition products, and the variety of sweets is wide, with reasonable prices overall, making it recommended for everyday use or gifts.

One of the few sweets that still gives me the same excitement as when I first tried it. Its versatility allows me to enjoy it at home or even at the movie theater while watching a film. With stores conveniently located near the exits at places like Hassamu AEON and Nishimura Miyanozawa, I often find myself buying it on my way home, falling right into the manufacturer's strategic plan.

I've recently become addicted to Rokkatei's butter. It's not the raisin butter sandwich. The butter costs 500 yen, which is not expensive. It has a rich flavor that almost feels like it contains cream. It seems to have less salt than other brands, but it's a very satisfying butter. I also enjoy their raisin butter sandwich and cookies as a perfect accompaniment to coffee.

Located on the way to work, there is a shop called Rokkatei at the Nishi-Yu Miyanozawa branch of Seiyu. It is on the first floor and you can use Seiyu's parking lot. Rokkatei is a confectionery shop from Hokkaido that offers both Japanese and Western sweets at a reasonable price. I have used it before to buy souvenirs for my family. This time, I purchased the Custard Pudding (160 yen), Creme Brulee (160 yen), and Custard Cream Puff (100 yen). They were all very sweet and satisfying despite being small in size. I am happy with the reasonable prices and the sense of satisfaction they bring.

Light snack visit. Visited alone. Below are some thoughts. - Located on the first floor of Seiyu Miyanosawa store. - Bought a dorayaki. - Paid in cash. - Soft on the outside, moist on the inside. - Filled with plenty of sweet red bean paste. - Very delicious.

Ohhh, what is this? Not round! What are the odds of this? A surprise with no explanation... I like this kind of thing!

On a certain holiday, I stopped by Rokkatei to get a gift for a visit to the hospital. However, there was a mix-up at the hospital, so I ended up taking it home. I decided to try the items at home. The "Dorayaki" had a classic taste with moist dough and just the right amount of sweetness in the red bean paste. The "Rokka no Mori Yogurt" was rich and creamy, with a hint of sourness and a touch of saltiness. The "Custard Pudding" was a well-balanced pudding with a caramel sauce that had a hint of bitterness. Overall, they were all delicious and would make a reliable gift, but as someone who enjoys adventure, I found it a bit underwhelming. Thank you for the meal.

▼Location▼ Located on the 1st floor of Seiyu Miyano Mori Store, directly connected to Miyano Mori Station on the subway. ▼About the Shop▼ Rokkatei HP Established in 1933. Originally a branch of Sapporo Chishuian, the predecessor of Obihiro Chishuian. Renamed to Rokkatei in 1977. The Marusei Butter Sand, created to commemorate the name change, became a huge hit product, expanding to Chitose Airport, department stores throughout Hokkaido, and nationwide. Today, it is a popular confectionery maker representing Hokkaido. ▼Menu▼ They offer specialties such as Marusei Butter Sand and Strawberry Chocolate. You can choose from various types of sweets starting from one piece. ▼What I Ate▼ ▽Rokka no Mori, 12 pieces for 380 yen (Flower-shaped chocolates) This pack contains 12 chocolates in three varieties: Hamanashi (Strawberry), Oobana no Enreisou (White), and Ezo Ryuukinka (Passion Fruit), with four pieces of each. Hamanashi has the authentic taste of strawberry chocolate, while Oobana no Enreisou offers a simple white chocolate flavor. Ezo Ryuukinka has a hint of tropical fruit flavor. All of them are high-quality chocolates typical of Rokkatei and delicious. ▼Impressions▼ Having originated from Sapporo Chishuian and later becoming Rokkatei with the success of Marusei Butter Sand, this confectionery maker has become a leading brand in Hokkaido. While popular among visitors from outside the region, it also has many branches within Hokkaido, including in-store locations at various commercial facilities where you can purchase a variety of sweets. During my visit to this Seiyu store, I chose the chocolates mentioned above. The three different chocolates were simple yet delicious, showcasing the distinctive flavors of Rokkatei. After tasting the strawberry chocolate in this pack, I found myself craving the freeze-dried type, so I look forward to purchasing it again.

Sapporo, Miyanosawa. Located on the 1st floor of SEIYU Nishimachi store, directly connected to Miyanosawa Subway Station, is Rokkatei. Rokkatei is a well-established confectionery store in Hokkaido, representing Tokachi. In Sapporo, there are many shops where you can buy their sweets, making it very convenient. Some of the popular sweets from Rokkatei include Marusei Butter Sand, Oohirahara, Chocomaron, Yukiyanconko, and more. Surprisingly, their standard cakes are also delicious. The prices for traditional Japanese sweets are reasonable and feel like a good deal. The store is conveniently located, connected to the subway station, making it easy to stop by. I have used this store several times. Here are some items I bought in September 2015: - Chocomaron ¥130: A favorite with rum-flavored chestnut paste sandwiched between cocoa soft biscuits. Delicious with chunks of chestnut inside. - Marusei Caramel ¥75: Caramel with soybeans and biscuits. Rich buttery taste with crispy accents of Marusei biscuits and soybeans. - Seafoam Cake (Custard) ¥120: Fluffy chiffon sponge with plenty of custard cream. Light and tasty, both the sponge and cream are enjoyable. I like to buy a few items and enjoy one each day as a snack. Rokkatei's sweets are perfect for that. I'm glad Rokkatei is in Hokkaido.

Tomorrow is my father's death anniversary, so I bought some offerings at Rokkatei. "Hyakusai" and "Hitotsunabe" are my favorites, while the custard pudding was my father's favorite. I remember how he used to insist on having the old-fashioned firm pudding with caramel sauce. When I visited the Sapporo main store, I bought some and it was delicious, so I became a repeat customer. Rokkatei has been a consistent confectionery shop, offering both traditional and new treats. While their Marseille Butter Sand is famous, I recommend trying out their other delicious sweets as well, whether for yourself or as gifts.

◆◆◆◆◆◆ [Second Post] ◆◆◆◆◆◆ [March 2015] I visited after a long time and bought some classic items. ■ Marusei Butter Sand A representative confectionery from Rokkatei. Soft biscuits on the top and bottom. The combination of buttercream, raisins, and white chocolate is excellent. This time, I had it frozen. Freezing changes the texture and enhances the flavor. The package gives a sense of Hokkaido's pioneering spirit. Price: 120 yen (including 8% consumption tax) ■ Ware Senbei Bagged broken rice crackers during production. Crispy and available in about 10 different flavors. Price: 360 yen (including 8% consumption tax) ■ Shortcake Transparent round plastic cup. Refrigerated product with a fluffy sponge base, topped with whipped cream, four half-cut strawberries, and blueberries on top. Price: 250 yen (including 8% consumption tax) ■ Sweet Potato Rice Cracker Made with sweet potatoes, thinly sliced and fried until crispy with a light sweetness. A nostalgic and delicious sweet potato snack. Price: 240 yen (including 8% consumption tax) Marusei Butter Sand is consistently delicious. It has increased by 5 yen since last fall. The Shortcake is affordably priced and has a taste that appeals to everyone. It comes in a cup for easy portability. Ware Senbei is a snack that disappears quickly when enjoyed with tea. The Sweet Potato Rice Cracker has a nostalgic and tasty flavor, perfect with Japanese tea. Rokkatei offers a reliable and consistent taste with no disappointments. Their service level is consistent across all stores, making it easy to use as a gift. ◆◆◆◆◆◆ [First Post] ◆◆◆◆◆◆ In November, I tried the "Kuchikiri Daifuku" and enjoyed the refreshing taste of new tea! [November 2012] Rokkatei's main store is in Obihiro. It has become one of the representative confectionery stores in Hokkaido. They have outlets in Sapporo's department stores and large supermarkets, making it a popular store. After enjoying soup curry nearby, I stopped by the Seiyu Miyanosawa store. Of course, there was a Rokkatei store there. I decided to drop by. This store is located on the first floor of the Seiyu Miyanosawa store near the Subway Miyanosawa Station in Nishi-ku, Sapporo. For detailed location information, please check on Tabelog. There were several new products in the store. One of them was the Marusei Caramel released in November, which has already been reviewed at the Rokkatei Marui Imai Sapporo store. There was a limited edition product for November. When I asked about the expiration date, it was only for that day. Since it was only for that day, I bought it modestly. ■ Kuchikiri Daifuku A seasonal confectionery for November, filled with matcha and azuki beans. The center has chunky red bean paste. Kuchikiri refers to cutting the seal of a tea pot filled with new tea in winter. They probably used aged new tea that matched late autumn. I think it's a Daifuku Nouveau with new tea. Price: 110 yen A soft matcha flavor. Matcha and Daifuku already go well together. This Daifuku combines the two. In a way, I think it's a seasonal Daifuku. It can only be enjoyed in November. I look forward to the confectionery for December. Thank you for the meal.

This is Rokkatei located in Seiyu directly connected to the Minami-Sawa Station on the subway. It's an offering. We have a Buddhist altar at home, and there is a family grave nearby, so we always have plenty of sweets for offerings every month. Rokkatei, Yan***, Ch***rese, and Hok***ro are popular choices that are regularly purchased. Of course, my wife buys them according to her preferences. She always asks where I bought them, so she seems to find it strange...σ(^_^;) Recently, I haven't been eating them as much, so the quantity has decreased slightly. But I love the Marseille Butter Sand, so I had a bite ^_^ Just a bite is half! lol Recently, even though I've been limiting my sugar intake, I haven't been losing weight, so I feel a bit frustrated and end up eating a little. Maybe it's because I eat them that I'm not losing weight? The Marseille Butter Sand is definitely the representative sweet of Rokkatei! It's perfect, isn't it? I really think it's delicious. I want to have another bite... lol Thank you for the meal ^_^

The snack shop this time, which was available for order from July 25th to August and could be picked up on August 7th, was a cream puff assortment. It included four flavors: passion fruit, matcha, raspberry, and caramel. The passion fruit cream had a refreshing acidity that felt summery. Under the matcha cream, there were red beans, which added a nice touch. The raspberry cream was rich and tangy. The caramel cream, surprisingly, had a slightly bitter coffee-like flavor instead of traditional caramel. While passion fruit, matcha, and raspberry were sweet, the caramel was the most delicious with its bitter taste. Thank you for the meal.

I received a trial coupon for a snack shop in a lucky bag I bought at the beginning of the year. The snack shop at Rokkatei offers a monthly special deal on assorted sweets, but the process of purchasing is a bit challenging for me. Reservations are only accepted in-store from the 25th to the 4th of each month. In Sapporo, reservations are made on the 7th of each month and must be picked up on the same day. While some may find this system adds a sense of exclusivity, I personally find it a bit inflexible. This was my first time using the snack shop coupon. The snack pack included: - Rokkatei Roll (chocolate): A moist and simple roll cake. - Chocola Marron: A sweet cake with a subtle chestnut flavor and no noticeable alcohol taste. - Ume Chocola: A surprising combination of plum and chocolate, although the plum flavor was not very prominent. - Strawberry Heart: A cute two-layer cake with chocolate mousse and strawberry mousse, where the strawberry's acidity stands out. Overall, the cakes were of supermarket dessert quality, but the price of 600 yen for 4 cakes felt like a good deal. While the high purchasing hurdle of the snack shop is not really my style, I still have one more voucher to use. I need to make sure to use it before the deadline! For those who don't mind the system, I recommend the snack shop. And once again, I realized that the Rokkatei lucky bag was indeed a good deal.

Among all the sweets, I think I see and eat the most from Rokkatei. I have seen Rokkatei at Seiyu Miyanozawa store many times, but I have never bought and eaten them on purpose. Lately, I have been eating a lot of sweets, so I feel like I might go a little crazy just on sweets. Sorry, that was just a joke. Speaking of jokes, I have been drinking alcohol with sweets as snacks, and I ended up falling asleep like that... This is dangerous. I have fallen asleep several times after eating sweets. I have been making and drinking coffee shochu recently, but the compatibility with Rokkatei sweets is too good, so I end up eating too much. It's dangerous, so I won't buy it for home use and instead rely on gifts to use as snacks for alcohol. The Marseille Butter Sand has the perfect combination of butter, cookie dough, and rum raisins, making it an excellent match for alcohol, especially with the rum-soaked raisins. Eating sweets and getting drunk now... Stay tuned for the next episode: Rokkatei sweets are all delicious, and just thinking about using them as snacks for alcohol makes me excited.