I received a cute pastry♡ It's a cute dessert made by shaping a Langue de Chat cookie into a tulip petal, filling it with lemon chocolate cream in a bud shape. The summer limited edition item, "Tulip Rose Lemon," has a nice flavor of Mediterranean lemon. The fresh sweetness and sourness spread in the mouth, making it refreshing. Audrey's "Gracia" is also cute, but this one also makes me feel uplifted.

It seems to be one of the popular sweets at Tokyo Station. I happened to pass by, so I bought it! Located inside Tokyo Station Yaesu Central ticket gate, around 3:00 pm on a weekday, there were about 10 people in line. It is operated by the Gin no Budou Group, which also operates Tokyo Banana, among others. This place is produced by Rihito Kanai, who has worked at Hyatt Regency, among others. This time, I bought the classic Tulip Rose set (4 pieces for about 900 yen). We had it as a snack in the office. The petals are made of langue de chat cookies, with whipped cream inside. The set includes chocolate cream and lemon cream. When you bite into it, the langue de chat cookies crumble lightly, mixing well with the cream inside, creating a nice texture and a not overly sweet taste. When I shared it with the girls, they said, "It's so cute!" and it was well received. It seems like a perfect souvenir for business trips. You should definitely try the Tulip Rose set at least once! By the way, the largest box was sold out that day! It must be a perfect souvenir for business trips!

I visited Tokyo Chuo-ku Marunouchi JR Tokyo Station 1F Tokyo Tulip Rose Tokyo Station store. I purchased a Tokyo Tulip Rose Gift (16 pieces for 3240 yen). The gift includes 4 berries, 3 passion mangoes, 3 caramel nuts, 1 Rose Garden Cassis Vanilla, 1 Rose Garden Cardamom Citron, and 4 Tulip Rose Financiers. The signature product, Tulip Rose, is a combination of Chocolat Cream Rose and Tulip Langue de Chat. The delicate Langue de Chat cookie is crafted into a tulip shape, with a melting chocolate cream rose inside. It looks beautiful and tastes elegant, making it an ideal gift for women.

It's not particularly delicious, but it's cute and comes in various colors (flavors) so it's fun. It's individually packaged in a bag, but it's inside a transparent cup so there's no worry about it breaking and it's safe to transport. It's delicately made and a beautiful snack. The first time I tried it, there were two flavors and the cream part tasted different. This time, the yellow one is mango-flavored.

Recently, the souvenir from Edo is this. It may seem expensive, but I can't be bothered to think about it. My wife will be happy, and even though it's expensive, a small box will cost 1000 yen and it's worth it. I don't have children and nowhere to take it. That's why I chose this. Plus, it's light. I only take souvenirs to my wife, I think exchanging souvenirs with others is a waste. Giving gifts is fine, but I hardly ever feel touched by receiving gifts. I get tired of having sweets piled up on the table. I don't want to treat food poorly as a commoner, and I don't like forcing myself to eat it. So it's quite rational not to give gifts. Even if I receive something, I don't give anything back to anyone outside my family. My wife seems to be doing something like exchanging gifts with people I don't know about. However, there are some interesting souvenirs at Tokyo Station. This shop is one of them, and trendy cheese shops, anpan shops, etc. are also like that. My wife is usually happy with whatever she buys, so when I have time, I wander around a bit. It may involve buying or not buying, but it can be a good conversation starter or a learning experience. Keeping up with trends might help keep your mind young. This time, I wonder if it's a new product? There was something that looked unfamiliar, so I chose that. It looks kind of cute. When I got home and opened it, my wife said, "Here, have one," so I ate the pink one. Well, I've had the normal ones a few times before. It feels like it's just something like this. Oh, it's delicious. In the evening, popular items at this store tend to sell out, so if you want to buy something, do it early. Thank you very much.

The cookie has thin petals like a Langue de Chat, with delicious cream blooming inside. It is small, but its delicate design sets it apart from other sweets. Audrey is also good, but this one is even more suitable as a glamorous gift.

This is a version without the cheese that was in the previous one. Compared to the two-tier box, it feels normal, but since there are 16 pieces, it's just the right size for a souvenir. Still delicious♪ Personally, I like the mango flavor. I don't usually eat mango desserts, so this was a nice change. Thank you for the meal.

Super cute♡ What's more, I love these kinds of treats that come in a two-tier box, it's so exciting! The top tier has 10 rose cookies! The bottom tier has different rose cookies and something like financiers all packed in a dream box. Even just one tier is cute, but having two tiers definitely adds to the cuteness! Each treat is delicious, with the normal-looking one (cheese) being easy to eat, the one that looks like chocolate actually tastes like coffee with a not-too-sweet caramel nut flavor, and the yellow one is incredibly mango-flavored. Each treat is individually wrapped and has a good shelf life, so you can enjoy them little by little which is great! I'm already thinking about getting another two-tier box of these delightful treats... Perfect as a souvenir. Thank you for the meal.

I received this as a souvenir. The box and bag are so cute, it really lifts your spirits. The taste was delicious too! The cookies were crispy and the cream was delightful. Also, the packaging was great to prevent breakage. I definitely want to buy this as a gift next time!

I visited the Tokyo Tulip Rose Tokyo Station store located inside JR Tokyo Station in Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. It is situated within the Yaesu Chuo ticket gate on the 1st floor of the station, making it easily accessible from public transportation. I purchased the Tulip Rose Gift (16 pieces for 3240 yen) on this visit. The gift includes 4 Berry, 3 Passion Mango, 3 Caramel Nuts, 4 Wild Orange Rose, 1 Rose Garden Cassis Vanilla, and 1 Rose Garden Cardamom Citron pieces. The signature Tulip Rose features a whipped chocolate shaped like a rose flower, wrapped in delicate langues de chat cookies resembling tulip petals. The langues de chat provide a crispy texture that complements the fluffy whipped cream well. This elegant gift is perfect for presenting to women as a souvenir or gift. The Tokyo Tulip Rose is created by pastry chef Rihito Kanai, who honed his skills in various Western confectionery techniques, including dessert plating, petit gateaux, chocolate, and elaborate wedding confections at the Hyatt Regency Tokyo in 1986. In 2013, he served as a chef patissier in Paris, and upon returning to Japan in 2017, he created the Tokyo Tulip Rose as his masterpiece. I look forward to visiting again when the opportunity arises. Thank you very much!

The name "Tulip Rose" is quite unique. The first time I saw it, there was a long line so I decided to skip it and go to my destination. The second time, I was looking for souvenirs and the line had decreased, so I decided to try it. The popular items were sold out, so I bought the classic Tulip Rose. It's interesting how they combine multiple flavors and textures to create a flower-shaped sweet. It's slightly larger than a bite-size, so be careful not to make a mess when eating it. It's best to eat it in one big bite to fully enjoy the delicious taste. It's no wonder this is a popular item. Thank you for the meal.

In early March on a Saturday morning before 8 am, I went shopping at Tokyo Station. I thought I wouldn't have to line up so early, but I was wrong. The Tokyo Tulip Rose store opens at 6:30 am and there was already a line when I arrived. Unfortunately, the Tulip Rose Precious Box with pistachio, which I wanted, was sold out midway through the line. So, I ended up buying the following items: Tulip Rose Pistachio (2 pieces for 464 yen), Tulip Rose Berry (2 pieces for 464 yen), Tulip Rose (4 pieces for 842 yen), and Tulip Rose Sandwich (3 pieces for 1026 yen). They gave me a small bag for each item and also included an unused paper bag, but I noticed that plastic bags were charged separately without any notice. The payment options were cash, various credit cards, and transportation IC cards, but they did not accept JRE points. I took home the Tulip Rose Pistachio for a taste test. The petal-shaped Langue de Chat cookie with chocolate cream inside was a delightful treat. The Tulip Rose Sandwich, with layers of macaron, ganache, and sablé rose, was visually stunning and almost too beautiful to eat. Thank you for the beautiful and delicious pastries. I heard they are now offering Tulip Rose Financier, so I might end up going back for more.

This must be a famous souvenir item. Tulip rose. I received it after a long time, and it's still cute. It's very girly. I love the slightly sweet and sour taste. It's too cute to eat, but it's delicious and I want to eat it! Thank you for the treat! lol

There is a shop near the Shinkansen platform at Tokyo Station. I was surprised by the long line that looked like a ticket booth. I went before 2:00 PM, but some items were already sold out. While waiting in line, I couldn't decide what to buy, and even when I reached the showcase, I couldn't take my time because of the people behind me. However, I bought a set of cookies shaped like tulip petals or rose petals, with 4 and 6 pieces. These visually appealing sweets dispelled my belief that good-looking treats might not taste as good. They were delicious. They look nice, so they would make a good gift for women.

Tokyo Tulip Rose 4 pieces for 832 yen. Are they tulips or roses? The appearance is very cute, but they are not just cute, they are delicious sweets. Each one has a different flavor and it was enjoyable.

My Tokyo business trip after a long time was filled with troubles and I couldn't get to the restaurant I was looking forward to. It was a tough trip, but I managed to stop by this shop. I bought the limited edition Tulip Rose Pistachio this time. The pistachio content is about 3%, but you can clearly taste the fragrant aroma and flavor of pistachio, and it was delicious. I wish they would sell it regularly, not just for a limited time. Thank you for the meal again.

I tried it for the first time and it looks very cute. Of course, the taste is great too! Bonbon Chocolat has a red box with fruit flavors, while the white chocolate is the main flavor. The black box has nut flavors, which are more suitable for adults to enjoy with a drink. Tulip Rose is a delicate langues de chat in the shape of a tulip, filled with melting chocolate cream. Bon appétit!

I purchased the TOKYO Tulip Rose Tulip Rose Gift (16 pieces) when buying New Year's gifts, and couldn't help but buy some for myself too. They are just so cute. Inside, there were some sweets I had never tried before, which made me happy. The Wild Orange Rose included 4 pieces, with raspberry confiture in the middle of a squeezed cookie. The orange-colored part around it is an orange-flavored cookie, and the outer layer is a butter cookie, giving it a refreshing taste. It's designed to resemble wild roses. The design is adorable. The Rose Garden Cassis Vanilla is also something new for me. It's a small-sized cookie with a design resembling a rose bud. It has baked crunch chocolate at the bottom, giving it a crunchy texture that I liked. The rich chocolate flavor was also good. The balance between the sweet and sourness of cassis and the sweetness of vanilla was great. This cookie allows you to enjoy sweetness, sourness, and bitterness all at once.

I was looking for a gift at a shop that was previously featured on the TV show Nippon Drill with Hayashi X, so I visited the shop. The shop is located at the station, so if you go by car, you have to park at a parking lot near the station and pay the JR entrance fee. I checked other stores and found out that they were either at Haneda Airport or Ikebukuro. Considering the time and fuel costs, I decided to buy at Tokyo Station. I have tried this shop's products before at home, and this time I bought gifts and some for myself. What I like the most is the cute design of the tulip-shaped cookies. They are visually appealing and the taste of the Langue de Chat cookies is always satisfying.

I received some cookies from a shop at Gransta in Tokyo Station, which my husband got. The package had a Christmas theme with flower-shaped cookies. They were not only cute but also delicious! I tried the Passion Mango flavor, which was recommended by some bloggers, and it was surprisingly tasty. The cookies were buttery and crispy with a rich mango cream filling. I also tried the Rose Garden cookies, with flavors like raspberry, lemon, and orange. Overall, the cookies were not only visually appealing but also delicious. I hope to receive more of them in the future!