Thank you always for the delicious souvenirs! It's a chocolate-based snack with four different types inside. I'm going to share some with my favorite store. The cocoa-flavored one is my favorite, with a crispy cookie inside that isn't too sweet. There's also one with a wafer inside, which is also delicious. The packaging of this snack seems familiar, like something I've seen and eaten a long time ago. It feels like a nostalgic treat. Thank you for the meal!

Leman is a chocolate maker founded in 1948 and was the first company in Japan to create "Mugi Choco" in 1961. Their iconic treat, "Ruburian," celebrated its 50th anniversary with a limited edition package featuring Vermeer's painting "Girl with a Pearl Earring." I decided to buy it and try the four varieties: Pear Chocolate, Almond Sablé, Cocoa Sablé, and Chocolate Wafers. Each flavor had a nostalgic and delicious taste, and they disappeared quickly. They are affordable and make great gifts. I would definitely buy them again.

I discovered this shop for the first time on an ANA flight and decided to visit. They had Fondant Biscuit on board, and it was my first time trying it. I was impressed by how delicious it was with its perfect melt-in-your-mouth texture. It's a type of chocolate, but it's a bit different. The chocolate melts in your mouth, and there are about three different flavors available in packs or gift boxes. I personally like the milk flavor the best! I later found out that this shop was the first to make wheat chocolate in Japan. I also bought some wheat chocolate to savor slowly. They also have beautifully packaged chocolates in cans, which would make great gifts for others. I bought a few for small gifts as well. It's perfect for a little present!

The snacks provided by the company are cost-effective.

The cookies from LeTAO ANA are delicious, with a unique texture that is warm and melts in your mouth. The flavors come in Sweet, White, and Milk, with the Fonndant Biscuit being a new sensation cookie. The White flavor has a vanilla aroma, the Milk flavor has a rich almond and hazelnut praline taste, and the Sweet flavor has a brandy aroma with a sophisticated sweetness. The Sweet flavor is the darkest in color. The Fonndant Biscuit (Raspberry) has a fruity acidity and refreshing aftertaste, while the Fonndant Biscuit (Strawberry) has a gentle sweetness and acidity.

I mistakenly bought 1 extra box of "Roullian" as a gift, so I ended up consuming it myself. I bought an 18-piece box for 1080 yen. There was also a higher tier option with 26 pieces in a tin can. The 18-piece box contained 4 pieces of "Almond Sablé" and "Chocolate Wafers," and 5 pieces of "Pierre Chocolate" and "Cocoa Sablé." The "Pierre Chocolate" was different from the others, as it was just a plain milk chocolate without wafers or sablé. It had a nice crunch and was enjoyable. The "Chocolate Wafers" had a strong presence of the wafer part, with the wafer and chocolate flavors equally strong. The "Almond Sablé" had finely chopped almonds all over, giving it a crunchy texture. The "Cocoa Sablé" was sweeter and milder compared to the other chocolates. Overall, it felt like a typical gift-worthy snack, neither outstanding nor disappointing.

This was a gift. Fondant Biscuits. When I opened the box, they looked like cookies. They felt light like cookies too. But when I took them out of the bag and held them in my hand, they felt fluffy. When I put them in my mouth, they just melted! I've never experienced this texture before. There are three flavors: "Chocolate Orange" with a melting orange flavor, "Caramel Sale" with a good caramel taste, and "Milk" which is also delicious and melts in your mouth. I will cherish them and enjoy them. But I wonder where I can buy them next time? They were delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I'll review Tokyo Baked Chocolat from a shop in Tokyo. Last month, we received them as a gift from someone saying it was close to Valentine's Day. There were three flavors: Gianduja, Chocolat Orange, and Caramel Sale. They had a light texture and when you put them in your mouth, they melt smoothly with sweetness. The unique texture was delicious and the Caramel Sale was particularly popular with those who prefer milder flavors. These chocolates are produced by a company in Wako as a "Tokyo souvenir" and they were very delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I gained weight, probably because I ate Puldak Pokmyeon yesterday. Today, I will try eating Jjapaghetti. I know the surface area of the fried noodles in instant noodles is quite large 🖐️🖐️🖐️. Instant noodles fried in oil might be one of the oiliest foods after potato chips. I think Sapporo Ichiban's salt flavor is the best. I'm not saying don't eat ramen, just avoid fried instant noodles and go for fresh noodles instead. Just by doing that, the calorie count is halved. The included oil has a strange taste. I also had 3 pieces of Le Cordon Bleu's Fondant Biscuit. For dinner, I had omurice. What's happening... it has eggs and ketchup rice, but also contains sausage. Processed foods are not good. Losing weight should not be a sudden thing! Are you getting there? Shopping at the supermarket is healthier. [Progress] 4/1 52.8kg/31.0% 4/2 52.7kg/31.4% 4/3 53.0kg/31.7% 4/4 53.2kg/32.0% Lehman Ueno Matsuzakaya Store 03-3832-1111 3-29-5 Ueno, Taito-ku, Tokyo Matsuzakaya Ueno Store Main Building 1F https://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1311/A131101/13166130/

I purchased chocolate for myself at the Valentine's venue at Shinjuku Odakyu Department Store♪ It's the creation of Lehmann, the creator of wheat chocolate founded in 1948. The assortment includes cute petal-shaped cups filled with nuts and truffles. The appearance is heartwarming♡★ Lehmann Assortment 5 pieces for ¥864. This year, I bought 5 pieces of chocolate for myself for Valentine's. Here is the review for 3 pieces. The taste was enjoyable with the flavor and texture of nuts, good melting in the mouth, and quite delicious♡ The pink one had a strawberry flavor, and the yellow one had a citrus flavor. I might buy it again next year if I come across it.

In Tokyo, there are a lot of souvenir options available. I received some cookies this time, called "Tokyo Baked Chocola." It's like a melty cookie with chocolate. The milk one tastes like cocoa after it melts in your mouth. The white one, I'm not sure what flavor it is, maybe something different from white chocolate. I'll just try it once. Thank you for the meal!

Bullet business trips are sad. From a business trip to Sapporo, I received "Tokyo Florantan Rusk" for some reason. There was no time to buy souvenirs on site, so they bought this souvenir after returning to Tokyo. The person who went there only stayed in Sapporo for 1 hour and had lunch at Yoshinoya New Chitose Airport store. So, I will enjoy the rusk that came from the Haneda Airport area. The rusk has a crispy finish, with a thin layer of caramel sauce on top. It's not enough to satisfy a hungry stomach.

"Lehman's Tokyo Florentine Rusk" Michelin-style rating. A souvenir from Tokyo given by a customer - as the name suggests, it is a sweet with a Florentine on top of the rusk. Do you know what Florentine is? Just in case, let me explain - it is a Western confectionery where nuts coated with caramel are placed on cookie dough and baked. In the Tokyo Florentine Rusk, the cookie becomes a rusk. The crispy and light texture of the Florentine Rusk is very pleasant. It is baked with sliced almonds and caramel, giving it a nice aroma. The combination of crispy rusk and crunchy Florentine is exquisite! In addition, the pairing of sweet caramel and not-so-sweet rusk is perfect. While traditional cookie-type Florentines tend to be heavy, you can easily eat as many pieces of Tokyo Florentine Rusk as you want. Well, you can eat as many pieces of cookie-type Florentines as you want anyway. However... (^^; Now, I wonder how many calories are in the Tokyo Florentine Rusk... I couldn't find it online, so I made a guess. If a Florentine cookie is around 150 kcal per piece, the rusk base should have fewer calories than a cookie... maybe around 100 kcal per piece? They say it's okay to have a snack of around 200 kcal even when on a diet, so you can eat up to 2 pieces, ladies! *This is an irresponsible advice, so please take it as a comfort... The price is also around ¥80 per piece, making it a light sweet overall ●´з`) ↓This review was posted from a blog. For photos and linked content, please see the following link↓ 'http://66306223.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-1256.html' ↑I am currently posting a food blog mainly focusing on Nara Prefecture and Osaka City (Minami)↑ "Lehman Tokyo Florentine Rusk" rating: ★3.5 ↓Rating breakdown↓ Ratings are from 1 (poor) to 5 (good). 3 is the standard score. ○Food/Taste ■Taste: 4 ■Appearance: 3 ■Extra: 4 ○Service ■Speed of service: - ■Customer service: - ■Cost performance: 3 ○Atmosphere ■Crowdedness: - ■Comfort of seating: - ■Interior: -

I received a souvenir from Tokyo called "Reman Tokyo Baked Chocolate White". When you put it in your mouth, it crumbles softly and then the taste of chocolate gradually spreads. But the chocolate scent changes to a spice scent halfway through. What kind of spice is this? I carried it around for a while after receiving it, so it got a bit chipped. When it's like this, it tends to crumble easily, so delicate sweets like this are best eaten right away after receiving them.