Hello. I am a beauty acupuncture practitioner, Kozue. The other day, a friend gave me some baked goods from Noix de Boule as a gift. I received freshly baked financiers, Earl Grey financiers, and lemon cake this time. I have had financiers before, but eating them freshly baked again, the texture and flavor were still great. The surface was crispy, and the inside was moist and juicy, which was very delicious. The Earl Grey financiers had Earl Grey tea leaves kneaded into the dough with dried fruits on top. The sweet and sourness of the dried fruits matched the Earl Grey flavor of the financiers very well, and it was also very delicious. As for the lemon cake, I decided to eat it the next day as it is said to be better after 2-3 days. The cake was covered with lemon-flavored icing on the outside, and the inside was a moist lemon cake. The refreshing scent of lemon was strong, and it was very delicious. This time, I was able to try products other than freshly baked financiers, and it was great. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I always go to Noix de Poil located in the basement of Ginza Mitsukoshi, where there is usually a long line. When I went on a Sunday evening, there were about 5 people in line. The freshly baked Financier (chestnut) and 4 other types were sold out. There were about 10 Madeline Maman left. ◎Purchased items ☑Freshly baked Financier ☑Madeline Maman They are delicious to eat as is, but they taste even better when lightly warmed up before eating.

There is always a long line, and even though I arrived before 10:30, there was still a long line. Everyone was buying a lot, requesting different ways to divide the boxes and bags, so it was taking even more time. The financiers are well received, and the chestnut financiers were delicious. It seems inevitable to wait in line, but if Weekend Fromage at Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi and Ginza Mitsukoshi stores could also sell them, it would be even more delightful.

The store opened in October, but when I went around 10:30 on a weekday thinking I had plenty of time, there were already 8-10 people in line. Since there were only 2 staff members, it took quite a while. I waited for about 30 minutes. However, I really wanted to try their financiers, so I endured it. The seasonal financiers were chestnut flavored, so I bought chestnut, plain, and canelé as souvenirs to visit my friends. My friends also contacted me saying it was delicious! The freshly baked financiers have a shelf life of 3 days, including the day of purchase. For gifts, you can buy financiers with a longer shelf life at a different counter without having to wait in line!笑

I had heard that the financiers here were delicious, but every time I went to other department stores, there was always a long line. I gave up on waiting and couldn't buy them. Yesterday, on my day off, I went to Mitsukoshi in Ginza and was surprised to see only about 5 people waiting in line. I thought, "Wow, it's so empty on weekdays!" Even though I had already bought a lot of other things, I couldn't resist and ended up buying them. There was an order form in the middle of the line where you could write down your order. I wanted to try the galette, but they were sold out after just two servings. It was a bit disappointing, but I was able to get three financiers in about 5 minutes. My daughter also kept saying how delicious they were. I thought to myself, "Weekdays are the best!"

<Store Information> Edelweiss, which operates Vita Mer (chocolate) and Antenor (western confectionery), is located in Ginza Mitsukoshi B1F, in front of Antenor. It is recommended to make your purchase early as some items may sell out by the evening. <Impressions> Visit on August 20, 2023 (Sunday) at 10:00 a.m. Noix de Beurre at Ginza Mitsukoshi's bread and sweets floor stands out with a long line that it forms. For those seeing the line for the first time, they may wonder what kind of shop it is. The shop sells only baked sweets, with the standout being Financier. Despite always giving up upon seeing the long line, I happened to arrive in front of Ginza Mitsukoshi just before opening time. So, I decided to line up early and head to the B1F where the shop is located. Despite walking quite fast, there were already about 10 groups in front of me in line! For those planning to buy, I recommend challenging from the nearest entrance at the time of opening. While waiting in line, you fill out the number of items you want to purchase on a sheet. The reasons for the slow-moving line become apparent while waiting in line. ・Each person buys a lot of items ・Time-consuming packaging that comes with it The line for purchases does not move easily... Finally, I was able to buy after 30 minutes. (I think this is fast enough) ▪️Baked Financier ¥238 ▪️Baked Financier (Pistachio) ¥378 ▪️Galette Bretonne ¥357 ordered these 3 items [Baked Financier] I brought it home and reheated it immediately. The smell of butter overflowing from the oven. The name of the store, noix de beurre, apparently means "small lump of butter" in French, and as the name suggests, it is appetizing. When you take a bite, the outside is crispy, and the inside is moist. The rich butter flavor overwhelms. [Baked Financier (Pistachio)] I think the seasonal limited edition Financier is really recommended at Noix de Beurre. This time it was pistachio. It has more richness than the normal Financier, making it even more delicious. I still prefer this over the normal one. [Galette Bretonne] The outside is crunchy, the inside is hollow. When you bite into it, the butter oozes out. The subtle salt enhances the richness even further. While you could eat many Financiers, this one has a satisfying bite even with just one. All three items had a good buttery flavor and were delicious, but if asked if I would line up to buy them again, honestly, I would say "not to that extent...". There are many delicious shops now, so considering the time it took to purchase and the cost performance, I might not revisit. However, the person who purchased in front of me bought a large amount as a gift, and the recipient would surely be delighted. I would like to aim for a different seasonal limited edition next time.

A popular pastry shop known for their financiers. Bought some as a souvenir for financiers lovers. Arrived early but there was already a line. Filled out the order form while waiting. Originally planned to order just for souvenirs, but ended up adding pistachio financiers and canelés because they all looked delicious. Of course, also got some for myself. The financiers were fluffy and soft.

Today, although it's usually crowded and I don't usually feel like waiting in line, there were only about 2 people in line today, so I decided to make a purchase. I visited in the late afternoon, around 4 pm, so maybe that's why the only items available today were financiers and madeleines. There are other products available as well, but unfortunately they were sold out. I tried them at home right away. The items I purchased were: - Freshly baked financier ¥220 - Madeleine Mama ¥220 The financier had a crispy outer layer and a moist inside, with a rich buttery flavor that was absolutely delicious and impressive. People who wait in line must know this feeling of delight. The madeleine, although not quite to my taste, also had a strong buttery flavor with a slight hint of sour cream or acidity. It was subtly present.

Located right in front when entering Mitsukoshi from the Ginza Line ticket gate. I heard there would be a line when making a purchase, and indeed there was. I visited around 4 pm, and many items were already sold out. After waiting in line for about 20-30 minutes, I was finally able to make a purchase. This time, I bought it as a souvenir for my dining companions, but personally, the number one favorite is the Financier. I think it's a great souvenir for the summer. I would like to try other products as well!

During my visit around 4 pm on a weekday in the summer of 2023, there was a line of about 10 people. I really wanted to try the freshly baked financiers that I saw on TV, so I decided to wait in line. After about 10 minutes, I purchased four freshly baked financiers for 220 yen each. I wanted to buy some as souvenirs, but they don't last long, so I decided to eat them there. The balance of butter and sugar in the financiers was just right and they were delicious. I should have bought more. Thank you for the meal!

When it comes to financiers, there is always a long line at Isetan Shinjuku, but I feel like you can buy them faster at Mitsukoshi. If you're lucky, you won't have to wait in line. I love the financiers here and I occasionally buy them. They are also recommended as a souvenir. Although Échiré has a stronger butter aroma, I prefer the crispy outer layer and fluffy inside of the financiers here. They are very delicious~

There were many sold-out items from the morning. On this day, items like pistachio financiers and canelés were sold out. There was a person who was giving very detailed instructions on how they wanted their order, but the staff handled it very politely and efficiently. The products were labeled as "freshly baked," but I didn't really feel that they were freshly baked until I warmed them up in a toaster oven, after which they were delicious. The signature product is the financier, but I actually preferred the lemon cake that I ordered together!笑

I happened to stop by Mitsukoshi and saw a long line at a store with great reviews. Out of curiosity, I bought financiers, madeleines, and lemon cake. The financiers were indeed delicious, but I wondered if they were worth waiting in line for. The madeleines had a great buttery aroma, but the taste was not as amazing. However, the lemon cake was incredibly delicious! It may be a hit or miss for some, but I personally loved it. The crunchy lemon cream on the outside, the moist cake inside, and the sweetness were all to my liking. I want to eat another one already! I rated it based on the lemon cake. If it were just the financiers, I would give it a 3.

The freshly baked madeleines and financiers are popular at this store affiliated with Antenor. There was a long line, so I bought the madeleines and financiers that don't keep well, and then I also bought some baked goods that do keep well. Both the madeleines and financiers had a deliciously buttery and moist texture. I also bought some sablés, so I'm looking forward to trying them.

I had heard that this place was famous for its financiers, so when I saw a few people lined up, I thought it must be delicious. I don't eat financiers often, so I couldn't tell the difference from other shops, but I could see why it's popular. They also had madeleines, so I'd like to try those next time. Thank you for the meal.

I visited the shop around 4 pm on a weekday. They only had plain flavored financiers left, as all other items were sold out. So, I bought two of them. The financiers had a beautiful fox-like color from being baked perfectly. When I tried them, the rich flavor of butter was prominent, indicating a generous amount had been used. The presence of wheat flour was not very noticeable, suggesting a high ratio of almond powder. It tasted like eating almond cake. The sweetness was mild, and personally, I prefer it a bit sweeter. They were so delicious that I finished both of them in no time. If you want to try them, it's best to go early as they might sell out quickly, especially in the late hours.

Financier Pistachio Cherry has a delightful aroma of pistachio and a vibrant green color. It has a crispy texture on top, and you don't need to reheat it to enjoy the lovely scent. However, if you warm it up, the surface becomes even crispier and more delicious. I prefer buying it at Ginza Mitsukoshi because it's less crowded than Shinjuku Isetan. My favorite items are the financier and lemon cake.

I love financiers, but lately I've been satisfied with the ones sold at Seven-Eleven, so my enthusiasm has cooled off. I felt like trying some serious financiers, so I went to this well-reputed shop. I didn't expect it to be a place with long lines... It seems they are distributing to the neighborhood, as there were several ladies dividing 40 pieces into smaller packages! What's that all about? The staff seemed really busy. Most of the items were sold out, so I could only buy regular financiers and canned cookies. After waiting for about 15 minutes, I got my turn. I bought 2 financiers (238 yen each). The taste is similar to Henri Charpentier, but with more butter and a slightly stronger baked flavor. I recommend lightly toasting them in a toaster and letting them cool for a delicious taste. By the way, the shop is managed by Edelweiss, which is related to Antenor located behind the shop. I think Antenor's financiers are probably just as delicious, so I'll try them next time.

There is always a line here. When the baked goods are ready, they sell out quickly, so there is no line when they are sold out. Today, I passed by and saw a line of about 10 people. It was shorter than usual, so I decided to line up. I bought four items for takeout. It was only 950 yen, which is reasonable. It was delicious. This might be my number one baked good, even better than the madeleines. I highly recommend it to anyone. Thank you for the meal.

A simple yet incredibly delicious Financier can be found at this shop. Just one is satisfying, with its moist texture and crispy outside. You can easily eat multiple at once! Perfect for gifts or treats. The packaging is also cute. Treat yourself or someone else with this delightful treat!

I went to the famous patisserie Noa de Bour for Mother's Day and bought some pastries to take home for my mom and myself. When I opened the bag, the aroma was amazing. The texture was also excellent - not too crispy, but the corners had a cookie-like crunch. When I bit into it, the butter melted in my mouth. The quality of the butter was rich but not overwhelming. The more I chewed, the more happiness filled my mouth. I thought it would go well with milk, and when I drank some, the sweetness in my mouth doubled. The price was reasonable, making it a great choice for a small gift.