Saturday afternoon. A cute shop with an adorable exterior, interior, and products in Azabu-Juban. I often stop by here when I come to this area, and today I came to buy souvenirs. I bought the Voyage Sablé regular version from Egypt and Kenya, which I had never bought before, completing my collection of 16 countries and regions. I also bought Australia and the Halloween version from Germany. Switzerland and Vienna are not in the photo, but I bought those too. I'll get the Halloween New York version next time. These sablés are so cute inside and out. And they are very delicious. The cake sablés and capres are all so enjoyable.

This is the perfect gift for girls. The location is on Patio Street, and the exterior is in blue, giving off a European vibe. The sablés come in cute cans, each with different shapes and colors. There are cans from various countries, and you can mix and match as you like. Today, they had a special summer version, so I chose that.

A very cute and stylish souvenir. Today I came to buy a souvenir. The cans are cute and I have become a fan, but the inside is even cuter. 16 countries and cities are lined up in a fun way, each capturing their own characteristics, so I want to buy them. This time there are 14 countries and cities. I arranged them a little according to the position of each country. LOL. From right to left, Canada, New York, Hawaii, Japan, Australia, Singapore, Finland, Vienna, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Paris, Switzerland, London (and Egypt and Kenya are needed at the end of the month so I will get them later). The names of the countries and cities are interesting. All are sold individually. (It seems that there is an additional cost for boxed sets like 2 pieces or 6 pieces.) 1 can is 1,458 yen (including tax).

In this era of diversity, it may be strange to say, but there is no one who dislikes sweets, right?! On the day of my "Blue birthday" when I was feeling unwell and staying indoors, my husband brought me a charming and delicious sweet treat that seemed like something out of a fairy tale from my childhood. The shop was selling enchanting sweets that were cute and tasty, just like in the fairy tales. The theme was the world, and the cookie tin my husband brought me had Paris as its theme, which I love! The cookies were delicious, especially the Earl Grey flavor. Despite claiming to be a minimalist, I will wash and keep the overly cute tin as a decoration.

The shop is also cute. I devoured the delicious cookies in no time! The cans are also adorable, so I thought they would make perfect gifts. There were many cute canned cookies from Hawaii, Paris, and more ♡ There is a statue of a girl in red shoes in front of the shop.

I always thought this was cute. I was debating between this and the regular sablé, but personally I think I prefer the regular one. It's just white chocolate on top, but it's very sweet. In the end, I'm glad I only got a pack of two.

A cookie shop located a few minutes' walk from Asakusa Juuban. This is the main store, but you can also find their cookies in places like Daimaru and Takashimaya at Tokyo Station. They are known for their cute sable cookies. They have sable tins with various designs that are really cute. The price is around 1500 yen. I received a tin from Egypt. There are tins inspired by various countries around the world, such as Italy, the Netherlands, Australia, and Canada. They also sell gift sets with a combination of these tins, so there are plenty of options to choose from. Inside the tin are sable cookies with designs related to that country, with flavors like plain, cheese, cocoa, Earl Grey, and strawberry. There are also some egg sable cookies on the bottom layer. Among the flavors, Earl Grey had the best aroma. The sable cookies are crispy, not too hard or too soft. They are simple sable cookies, but the tins are cute and they could make a nice little gift.

I bought this souvenir because it looked cute, both the packaging and the item itself. This time it was lemon sablé, with a hint of lemon flavor. It's not incredibly delicious, but it's not bad either. It's more about being cute and having good photo opportunities. It's a good choice for a gift or for its novelty factor.

The sub-reddit themed around countries of the world, with stylish can cases. The photo is of the Netherlands. Good as a souvenir. 4.5 Would pay travel expenses to go there. 4.0 Would make a little trip just for this shop. 3.8 Would confidently recommend to others. 3.6 Definitely want to go again. 3.5 Safe choice when out and about. 3.2 If there are no other options nearby. 2.9 Would go again, but unsure.

I received this from a very lovely person ♡ Thank you so much ♡ I had been thinking that there was a cute confectionery shop across from BioC'Bon in Azabu-Juban, and thankfully I came across it as a gift. The Voyage Sablé Paris has various shapes and flavors of sablé cookies, such as gold sugar and Eiffel Tower-shaped sablé with Earl Grey flavor. The cuteness of the tin and the shapes of the sablé cookies will surely bring joy. The sablé cookies have a light overall finish, not as rich as butter sablé, and can be eaten easily. However, the aftertaste is a bit subtle. Perhaps it's due to additives like acidulants...

The birthday present for an acquaintance's child was well received, and the kids seemed to love it. I couldn't open it myself, so the photos of the contents are from the internet. I am thinking of buying it for myself as a reward next time.

One of the most popular cookie tin shops ⋆꙳..【Sabre Michel】...☑︎Voyage Sabre◯Paris◯Germany...These heart-fluttering cookies are packed with beautiful flowers and scenery from around the world in a tin can⋆꙳. The main store is located in Azabu-Juban, Tokyo, and there are stores mainly in department stores in the Kanto region. There is also an official online shop!...When it comes to Sabre Michel, the cake-like texture is famous, but Voyage Sabre is also recommended! Among the 15 varieties, the designs that I particularly liked were Paris and Germany ❤︎. ▶︎Paris is a stylish tin can packed with the charm of Paris, such as wine glasses and the Eiffel Tower⋆꙳. ▶︎Germany features cute girls in traditional costumes, with German specialties like sausages and beer turned into cookies, which was also adorable...The cute tin can after eating is a must for reuse♩. It is a cuteness that will surely be appreciated as a souvenir.

Sublime! Cookies in the shape of motifs from various countries like the Eiffel Tower in Paris and the Statue of Liberty in New York are very cute! It's almost a shame to eat them... The tin is also very cute. It makes a great souvenir or gift that will be appreciated. The bottom of the cute cookie is just a regular cookie, so that's a bit disappointing...

I went to the shop at my daughter's request. It was so cute, like something out of Snow White! The interior was unified in pastel colors, but for some reason, there was a strong smell of garlic. I quickly bought the requested sweets to avoid bothering the other customers. It seemed like the last one left. When I opened the bag at home, I found the box to be cute too. Inside, it was so adorable that I almost fell off my chair! The top part looked like a cake with chocolate on top, while the bottom was a regular cookie. It was divided into two layers. If both layers were chocolate, it might have been too sweet, so it was a good idea. The dried strawberry on top was sweet and sour, very delicious. My daughter was so happy and took lots of photos. I wonder what she'll ask me to buy next time. It was the perfect treat to bring as a gift. Thank you for the meal!

Voyage Sablé Air Mail's water lily is a green harmony. These cookies are sold out online. I bought them here in Azabu-Juban. The pack includes 3 butter cookies, and 1 each of cheese, pistachio, and cocoa, totaling 6 cookies. They are convenient for when you want to give a little something by hand.

- Cake Sablé: 4 pieces for 1490 yen. The price does not match the taste. Difficult to obtain and not worth the wait. I thought Tartine was not good, but this is even worse. It's like a cookie with White Lover coated with white chocolate and dried strawberries on top. The dried strawberries are also not tasty. A disappointing dessert that will be remembered. If I had to rate it, I would give it 1.5 out of 5. - Voyage Sablé (Italy): This is just okay. However, I was disappointed that the second layer is just a square cookie. Plus, I think it's cheap to have a slightly raised bottom. 75g for 1380 yen. If I had to rate it, I would give it 2.7 out of 5. * I have calculated the total score by adding the scores of Cake Sablé and Voyage Sablé and then dividing it.

- Menu: Cake Sablé for 2,916 yen - Review: "Eeeek ♡ Just looking at it is so cute. The sablé looks like a mini shortcake. The can contains three types of sablé: plain, strawberry, and chocolate-coated. I bought a lot because I wanted to share them with my friends. Everyone I gave them to smiled and was delighted. It's like magic sablé that brings joy to everyone♬"

I stopped by this shop when I visited Asakusa. There was no one in the store at first, but later one customer came in. I had seen these products in gift catalogs before, so I was curious. I decided to buy an airmail-style cookie box as a casual gift for a friend and a small cookie box for home use. The cans and boxes inspired by various countries were all cute, especially the Hawaii can which was sold out at the store. The cookies in the boxes and cans were arranged in a cute way that would surely make the recipient happy when they open it. It was fun to choose while thinking about the person receiving the gift. As for the cookies I bought for home use, my husband and I enjoyed them during tea time. They were flower-shaped cream sandwich cookies, with two types in a purse-shaped small box. One was plain and the other was pistachio flavored, with freeze-dried strawberries on top. The cookies were thin and buttery, while the cream was sweet and white. The pistachio flavor was not very strong, but the cuteness of the cookies made up for it. These cookies are perfect for bringing as a casual gift, both in terms of price and appearance. If I have the opportunity to visit this shop again when looking for a gift for a friend, I would definitely use it again.

I ended up buying souvenirs here on a friend's recommendation. When you enter through the glass entrance near Azabu-Juban Station, the interior is decorated in blue and white like overseas. The staff are also very calm. Various shaped sablés are packaged in cans with different designs printed on them. I realized that I wanted this can.

I received a cute and delicious sablé as a birthday present. The package and sablé are very cute. I thought it was made in a foreign country, but it seems that this sablé is themed after various countries around the world. I have seen sablés from the same shop in Azabu-Juban, such as the shortcake sablé. The leaflet shows that there are sablés with packaging from 15 different countries, and one can costs ¥1,296 (tax included). I received the packaging from Australia, which features koalas and the Opera House. The sablés have a good buttery flavor, and you can feel the attention to detail in the ingredients. The top and bottom sablé were different, with the bottom one being a regular sablé. This would make a great gift or souvenir that would be appreciated by anyone.