I love the Daimaru Tokyo store near JR Tokyo Station! I've been a fan since it was first released! The crispy texture with the caramel's sweet and gooey taste is indescribable. As a fan of Häagen-Dazs Crispy Sandwich Caramel, I love both of them! Please try it out!

Whenever I go to Daimaru, I always check out the line at this shop. On this day, it was a weekend but surprisingly the line was short. When I asked the staff at the end of the line, they said it would be a 15-minute wait, so I decided to wait. I was able to buy it in just 15 minutes. The shop sells caramel sandwiches, 8 pieces for 1296 yen. The size is small, about 5cm in diameter. Inside, there is caramel cream sandwiched, and when you eat it, the caramel stretches out (laughs). The sandwich part is coated with chocolate, and the cookie dough is crispy. The sides are also coated with chocolate, making it delicious. I bought it once a long time ago and knew it was delicious, but since then it has become very popular, with long lines, making it hard to buy for personal consumption. If I encounter a short line again, I will buy it. Next time, I might try the orange flavor. There are also shops at Yokohama Sogo and Haneda Airport where you can buy without waiting in line.

Continuing with the "souvenir series". New York Caramel Sandwich. It seems to be modeled after a New York sweet. The only stores are in Tokyo and Yokohama, and it's so popular that you have to wait in line to buy it. I'm grateful for that. It's a cookie sandwich with chocolate and caramel. The gooey caramel was delicious. I'd like to buy it myself someday.

I was participating in an event at Matsuzakaya Nagoya store. I hurried to line up as soon as the store opened, so I was around third in line and was able to purchase without waiting in a long line. After I made my purchase, there was already a long line formed. Since the Sunny Orange Caramel is a limited-time item, I wasn't sure if I could buy it in Tokyo in October, so I got the 8-piece pack. I also bought 4 boxes of the 4-piece pack of Caramel Sandwich. The combination of orange and caramel makes it delicious.

I visited New York City Sand at Daimaru Tokyo Store on the 1st floor in Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. It is located just a 1-minute walk from the JR Tokyo Station Yaesu North Exit ticket gate, making it easily accessible from the train. There is also a shared parking lot at Tokyo Station Yaesu Parking West/East, making it convenient for those traveling by car. This time, I purchased the N.Y. Caramel Sand (8 pieces for 1296 yen). It is made with a smooth couverture chocolate, creamy caramel cooked with cream and black sugar, and sandwiched between buttery and fragrant cookie dough with an original brand. The combination of cookie, chocolate, and caramel flavors complement each other perfectly. The chocolate and caramel are rich and delicious. I would love to visit again if I have the chance. Thank you very much!

I tried the popular "N.Y. Caramel Sand" in Tokyo, which is known for having long lines. This time, I tried the wine-flavored variation. The packaging looks very luxurious, and it feels quite heavy when you hold it. When I opened the individual packaging, I found a cookie with "N.Y.C SAND" written on it, sandwiching chocolate. Now, time to taste it! The original had a rich caramel cream, but this one has a wine-flavored chocolate? It was a bit hard to tell, but it was definitely delicious. The crunchy cookie followed by the wine-flavored chocolate had a perfect combination. The taste is so good that it definitely justifies the long lines. It's even worth buying for personal enjoyment. Thank you for the meal!

I bought it as a souvenir from Tokyo. My sister-in-law asked me to buy it for her when I go to Tokyo because it's the most popular at Daimaru. I arrived at Daimaru 30 minutes before opening and was the 14th in line. The line kept getting longer afterwards. I waited inside the store after it opened and finally made my purchase around 10:15. I bought the classic Caramel Sand and N.Y Scotch Sand. I tried them when I got home. The Caramel Sand is filled with caramel cream between soft dough. The caramel's sweetness is balanced with a hint of bitterness, making it a stylish flavor. It's no wonder it's so popular. Thank you for the meal.

Today's takeout adventure took me to explore the area around Tokyo Station. Exiting from the north exit of JR Tokyo Station Yaesu, I walked straight ahead and found myself at Daimaru Tokyo Department Store. Inside on the first floor, there is a shop called "New York City Sand Daimaru Tokyo Store." I arrived at Daimaru Tokyo Store at 4:10 PM on a weekday and lined up at the shop for 35 minutes. Finally, I reached the shop and checked out their offerings. They had N.Y. Caramel Sand in various sizes, N.Y. Scotch Sand, and N.Y. Rich Scotch Sand & W Chocolate. I decided to purchase the "N.Y. Caramel Sand 8 pieces." Back home, I opened the box and found individually wrapped cookies with a simple yet elegant gold wrapping. Upon opening the wrapping, I was greeted by the sweet aroma of caramel and butter. The cookies had an original stamp on them and were a delightful combination of rich caramel, smooth chocolate, and buttery flavors with a crispy texture. Today, I enjoyed the N.Y. Caramel Sand and it was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

When I see the line at this store, I wonder if it's really worth waiting for... It's just a regular caramel sandwich... But every time I try it, it's actually delicious. It never disappoints, which is its timeless value. I thought it might be less crowded if I went during opening hours, but I was wrong... After waiting in a line of about 30-40 people, I finally got my hands on it. Laugh out loud.

I had been curious about this place every time I passed by Daimaru Tokyo and saw the long lines. I bought some items to consider as gifts for relatives for the tasting. By chance, there was a limited-time offer for a reasonably sized box that combined regular and seasonal items, so I bought that. I also purchased some products with a chic and rich appearance that caught my eye, which ended up being more for myself than for tasting. The "Summer Assortment Set" includes 12 pieces for 2754 yen. The box contains 4 each of the regular Caramel Sand and the seasonal Sunny Orange Caramel Sand, as well as 2 each of Scotch Sand and Berry Caramel Sand. The volume was just right for my household, but unfortunately, this 12-piece set is only available for a limited time. The Caramel Sand has a crispy thin cookie and a melty caramel combination that is quite sweet. It goes well with strong coffee. The Scotch Sand is similar to the Caramel Sand but with Scotch and caramel sandwiched between the cookie dough. I expected it to be even sweeter than the Caramel Sand, but the crispy texture, nutty flavor of the Scotch, cookie dough, and caramel combination made it surprisingly easier to eat despite the sweetness. The seasonal Sunny Orange Caramel Sand looks the same as the regular Caramel Sand but has a rich orange aroma when you take a bite. It is very sweet, but the deep orange flavor makes it feel like you're smelling chocolate. The Berry Caramel Sand, like the Orange one, has no acidity and a rich flavor. The "Rich Scotch & Double Chocolate" set includes 4 pieces for 1728 yen. I didn't plan to buy this one, but I fell in love with its chic and rich appearance at first sight. It was recommended to keep it cool for takeout, but I also refrigerated it at home. At this point, this is my favorite among the Caramel Sands. It is very sweet, but the use of dark chocolate adds a bitter taste that contrasts well with the sweetness and the crispy texture of the almond Scotch. It has a rich flavor and texture, with 8 layers hand-stacked. I initially thought it was expensive at 1728 yen for 4 pieces, but it's worth the price for its deliciousness. Since the sweets are generally sweet, it's perfect to enjoy them with strong coffee or black tea, savoring each piece slowly for a relaxing time. Thank you for the meal.

The columns looked short so I lined up. It was my first time, so I chose a variety of items to try. Starting with the classic caramel... Too sweet!! Couldn't finish one piece!... I can't reach for more. I was looking forward to it, but unfortunately it didn't suit my taste. Thank you for the meal.

I'm going on a trip to Kobe next week, so I decided to buy Tokyo souvenirs for my friends and chose New York Caramel Sandwich. It was 648 yen for a pack of 4 (for home) and 1296 yen for a pack of 8. I was worried about how long I would have to wait today, but I was able to buy them in about 20 minutes. I also bought some for myself. I haven't eaten them yet, but I'm really looking forward to it.

The line is always long, but the caramel sandwich is definitely delicious, so I always stop by when I'm on a business trip to Tokyo. The staff member at the end of the line in front of Daimaru will tell you how long it will take to buy, so I don't mind waiting for about 20 minutes. I've tried caramel sandwiches from various shops, but I still think this one is the best. I've tried different flavors, but I still recommend the classic caramel sandwich the most. If you like sweet treats, you should try it at least once! I deducted 0.5 stars because you have to wait in line, but my overall rating is 5 stars.

The dining experience at "New York City Sand Daimaru Tokyo" was a dream come true moment. The standard New York City Sand had caramel that stretched out beautifully, allowing me to fully enjoy the authentic taste. The flavor of the caramel was especially amazing. As for the Scotch New York City Sand, it had a crispy ingredient sandwiched between caramel and cookies, creating an exquisite texture. With each bite, the deliciousness kept spreading. It may get a little sticky on your hands, but the taste is absolutely worth it. By the way, when I went last Sunday, I had to wait in line for 3 hours, but on weekdays, you can get through a 30-minute line. That's how popular it is. Amazing!

I was expecting a very strong caramel flavor and a buttery taste, but it wasn't as rich as I had hoped. When you eat it, the caramel stretches like cheese. It looks impressive, but the butter flavor wasn't that strong. The shop always has a 30-minute wait line, but it didn't seem worth it to me. The staff were very friendly and seemed used to handling large groups.

After finishing my meal, I went to Daimaru to buy souvenirs. The shop I was looking for was not in the department store but lined up around the entrance of Daimaru. I asked how long it would take, and they said about 40 minutes. We chatted while waiting in line, so it was fine, but it was quite a long wait. As the staff said, we reached the shop in about 40 minutes. The space was very narrow with five staff members, and I thought they could be more efficient if they made it a bit wider. Since we waited in line together, I also bought one item - N.Y. Caramel Sand (4 pieces for 648 yen). It's like a biscuit similar to Marie with caramel cream in between, and it's sweet. My friend was delighted when I gave it to them.

I peeked in a while ago and saw that they had an orange flavor that caught my interest, so I told my friend about it and we decided to line up and try it. It wasn't too crowded for a Friday. The N.Y. Sunny Orange Caramel Sandwich was delicious, but the orange flavor was also delicious!

I visited the store on a regular Wednesday at 2:30 PM. It is located on the 1st floor of Daimaru Tokyo, directly connected to Yaesu North Exit of Tokyo Station. This confectionery shop sells N.Y. Caramel Sand, rooted in the Havana Sand born in the 1960s in New York. There are multiple stores at Haneda Airport, but only two outside the airport, including Sogo Yokohama Store and this one. The operation is managed by Tokyo Tamago Honpo, which owns brands such as Ginza Tamaya and CARAMER. I knew there would always be a line, but it was relatively short on this day (probably around 40 people). The line had space for 5 groups near the shop, and the rest lined up outside the building. The staff near the end of the line said the wait would be around 15 to 20 minutes. True to their word, I got to the front in 18 minutes. The N.Y. Caramel Sand comes in 5 variations, ranging from 4 pieces to 36 pieces. There were also Scotch Sand, seasonal limited editions, and assortments available. I purchased the 4-piece N.Y. Caramel Sand for ¥648. The expiration date is about 3 weeks. The box for the 4-piece set is book-shaped and looks cool. Upon opening the box, there were 4 individually wrapped cookies. I tried one first. It had a soft caramel coated in chocolate in the center, sandwiched between a buttery-flavored cookie. The surface had a firm texture, but when eaten, it was crispy. When you take a bite, the caramel stretches like melted cheese. The flavors and textures of the cookie, chocolate, and caramel blend beautifully with each chew. It's not too sweet and doesn't take away too much moisture from the mouth. As a side note, I had planned to give N.Y. Caramel Sand as a gift for White Day next year, inspired by a review from MyRebi. However, when I casually asked my wife, she revealed that our daughter had already tried it. Well, it turns out our sweets-loving daughter, who commutes through Tokyo Station, must have had it before. So, I decided to buy it this time for a regular treat.

The Daimaru Tokyo store directly connected to Tokyo Station. The food and gift section on the first floor stands out with long lines (extending outside). I bought two types of caramel sandwiches and seasonal limited edition orange as souvenirs for acquaintances, and caramel sandwiches for home use. I was told to wait for 20-30 minutes, but it was actually about 15 minutes. The caramel sandwich contains caramel and butter in the ingredients, but it doesn't feel too heavy. A discerning acquaintance I have known since my time in London seemed satisfied, so I felt relieved.

When returning home or visiting, a must-buy souvenir is the popular treat from this place! The biscuits are crispy and coated with chocolate, while the soft caramel is sweet and irresistible for those with a sweet tooth. This souvenir is sure to be appreciated by anyone who loves sweets. It's always in high demand, especially during the Obon and year-end homecoming seasons, so be prepared for long queues when purchasing. In fact, there was once a record wait time of up to 5 hours.