Recently, PISTA & TOKYO seems to be a popular souvenir at Tokyo Station. A box of 4 thick cookie sandwiches filled with pistachio cream costs 1700 yen, which may be a bit pricey for some. Despite the cost, I decided to purchase the PISTA. The pistachio cream is rich and packed with roasted crushed pistachios, making it visually appealing and delicious. The pistachio sandwich, on the other hand, is thinner and comes in a box of 10 for 2100 yen, offering two flavors: pistachio chocolate and raspberry chocolate with pistachio. While the pistachio flavor is subtle with a hint of salt from the cookie, the raspberry flavor is slightly tangy but lacks a strong pistachio taste. Although the quality may justify the price, I might not purchase these items often due to their high cost.

I went to PISTA & TOKYO Gift Palette store. It is located right outside the Yaesu North Exit ticket gate at Tokyo Station. - Pistachio Pistaage (4 pieces) ¥1728: A cookie sandwich with plenty of pistachio buttercream. The buttercream is filled with finely roasted pistachios on the side, providing a delightful texture. A luxurious treat for pistachio lovers. - Pistachio Sandwich (6 pieces) ¥1296 (Pistachio & Pistachio): Alternating layers of pistachio-flavored chocolate and pistachio cookies. Chilling in the fridge makes the chocolate crispy and enhances the texture. The crunchy cookie and pistachio-scented chocolate are delicious. Perfect for souvenirs or gifts, these pistachio sweets are a great choice.

I also bought a terrine but haven't eaten it yet, so I will add it later. It's quite expensive at 400 yen each. It has a mild pistachio flavor and a strong buttery texture. I wish it had a stronger pistachio aroma. Looking forward to trying the terrine.

I received a souvenir from Tokyo! It seems to be popular at Tokyo Station, a sweet called Pistache, which can sometimes have long lines or even sell out! On this day, they had Pistache available, but due to delivery constraints and a short expiration date, they decided not to get it for me. Instead, I received a Pistachio and Raspberry Pistachio Sandwich! The cross section is so beautiful, with 5 layers! And it's delicious! I love this type of sweet. A few days later, I went to Tokyo myself and wanted to buy Pistache, but Tokyo is so big and I had no idea where to go. I was afraid of getting lost, so I gave up. I'll ask for it as a souvenir again next time (lol) Thank you very much. It was a delicious meal.

I love pistachios and was talking with a friend who also loves pistachios about how the sweets here look delicious. By chance, my friend went to Tokyo Station and brought back a gift for me. Pistachio Sandwich, 6 pieces of cookies filled with pistachio cream from the dough to the inside, it's overflowing with pistachio flavor as soon as you put it in your mouth, so it's very, very delicious. The balance of the salty sandwich and the sweetness of the cream inside is great. Next time, I want to try the pistachio tart! If you know someone who loves pistachios, they will definitely be delighted with this as a souvenir! Definitely try it out!

My daughter, who loves pistachios, bought a pistachio sandwich at Tokyo Station. The sandwich consists of five layers alternating between pistachio chocolate, raspberry chocolate, and pistachio cookie dough. The pistachio cookie has a subtle salty flavor that enhances the overall taste. It's a really delicious snack.

The baked goods at the pistachio sweets shop "PISTA&TOKYO" in Tokyo Station were delicious. The "Pistage" butter sandwich, which comes in a pistachio-colored box that needs to be refrigerated, is exclusive to the Tokyo Gift Palette store. It features a thick layer of pistachio butter cream sandwiched between crispy cookies, with roasted pistachios lining the sides. The pistachio butter cream is rich and the cookies are light and crunchy, creating a delightful contrast. Despite its small size, the butter sandwich is very satisfying due to the flavorful pistachio butter cream.

There is a luxurious-looking package of sweets on the table, and when you pick it up, it feels quite heavy. It looks delicious. After dinner, it's time to taste it. There are two types of packaging, red and green. The green one seems to be pistachio chocolate, while the red one is raspberry chocolate. First, I try the red raspberry one. It consists of 3 layers of crispy cookie dough with chocolate cream in between, incorporating the green pistachio. It's delicious, with a slight hint of raspberry acidity. The next day, I try the green pistachio chocolate. The combination of chocolate and cookie is better in this one, and it's delicious. I'm satisfied. Thank you for the delicious meal!

Pista & Tokyo's Pistachio Pistachio for 1,944 yen. You can only buy it in Nagoya once a year at Takashimaya during the Amour season. I love pistachios, so I had high hopes for this chocolate. I kept it in the fridge for myself, but now it's time to eat it. The roasted pistachios are perfectly surrounded by the chocolate. The texture when you eat it is a smooth ganache melting sensation followed by the crunch of the roasted pistachios. It's delicious. Thank you for the meal! :)

Pistachio sweets specialty store "PISTA&TOKYO" is operated by Kei Shiishi Co., Ltd.! The well-known Hokkaido Chitose City's "LeTAO" is behind it! They had a limited-time pop-up store at Kobe Hankyu (which has now ended) featuring Pistachio Sand and Pistachio & Pistachio 6-piece set for 1,296 yen (tax included). The Pistachio Sand consists of pistachio-flavored chocolate sandwiched between pistachio cookies, offering a unique and rich taste. Even just one piece provides great satisfaction and value for money. The pistachio boom has been around for a while, but with its high popularity, it's easy to choose this option without hesitation. It seems like it would be convenient to shop online as well!

Pistachio Sandwich - Normal & Raspberry The raspberry flavor was surprisingly sweet. It just tasted overly sweet. I preferred the normal one. However, I wish there was more of a nutty taste in the pistachio flavor. The two-layer structure looked cute, but the taste was lacking. I wonder why it's so popular. It's expensive at 200 yen per piece.

I visited around 7pm on a regular day and they were sold out of Pistachio pastries. I later found out it's a shop produced by LeTAO, so I was looking for something not too sweet. Following the advice of the staff, I purchased the Pistachio pastry. The Pistachio chocolate in the middle was amazing, with a rich Pistachio flavor that I really enjoyed. The combination of the chocolate in the middle and the financiers around it was perfect and delicious. I want to try other products as well because of how good it was. If you like Pistachios, I highly recommend trying it. Thank you for the meal.

I went to a event at Kintetsu (Abeno Harukas). My sister always buys the limited edition Tokyo banana there, which is the top seller at Tokyo Station. I had to buy it too. She always brings back the Tokyo banana, but this time I bought something even better. Pistachio! It's so good. Once you start eating pistachios, you can't stop. It's addictive. There are still many more flavors to try. Thank you for the meal!

Located in the souvenir section of Tokyo Station, this shop is probably in a prime spot. They specialize in sweets made with pistachios. Since they require refrigeration, it may be challenging to transport them home from Tokyo in the summer, but in the winter season, they include ice packs so there's no need to worry. The taste was well-received by my family.

It was quite good. I'm not sure if it's white chocolate or butter, but it went well with both tea and coffee. It's quite sweet, so tea or coffee is necessary. The appearance is vibrant and stylish, and it has a good shelf life. It's definitely going on my list of gifts to bring.

The other day, I bought some sweets as souvenirs from "Pista & Tokyo Tokyo Gift Palette Store". This shop is quite popular and located next to the previously mentioned "Butter Butler" store, near the Yaesu North Exit of Tokyo Station. The shop specializes in sweets made with pistachios. I purchased the Pistachio Ju, Pistachio Sandwich, and Pistachio Pistachio. The Pistachio Ju is a refrigerated treat with pistachio butter cream and roasted pistachio dice sandwiched between light and crispy cookie dough. It has a perfect balance of sweetness and saltiness, with a rich pistachio flavor. The Pistachio Sandwich comes in two varieties - Pistachio x Pistachio and Pistachio x Raspberry. Both are delicious, with the Raspberry adding a hint of acidity. The Pistachio Pistachio is a pistachio cake topped with crispy chocolate and a soft pistachio chocolate center. The shop also offers a variety of other sweets, and the staff is friendly and helpful. They have a stamp card system for customers. The shop can get busy during peak seasons, but on regular days, the products are usually available until around noon. They now have two sales periods on weekdays for easier access. Overall, the sweets are of high quality and worth trying if you have a chance to visit the store.

Pista and Tokyo@Tokyo Pistachio is a specialty sweets shop. I heard that they sell out every morning, so I couldn't resist and bought some right away. Pistaage ★ Pistachio butter cream with plenty of roasted pistachios around it. The cookie is crispy and delicious. It is indeed delicious! Pistachio cake ★ A baked confectionery that lasts long. It has a strong pistachio aroma and a substantial weight. It's definitely a new and stylish Tokyo souvenir.

When I went to buy a gift, there was a long line. But then I remembered that there was a Pistachio 2nd part on Fridays, so I decided to wait in line. Around 5:50, they asked me how many boxes I wanted to buy and gave me a numbered ticket. You couldn't increase the number of boxes later. The line wasn't moving very fast, with some people buying in bulk. I purchased White Chocolate x Pistachio Biscuits for the gift and one box of Pistachio for myself. They also gave a free ice pack that lasts up to 3 hours, but it was so cold that I had no problem carrying it for a long time. The Pistachio was surprisingly small, bite-sized. It had crushed pistachios on the outside and a rich pistachio cream inside. It was thick and creamy, similar to butter in richness and firmness. The rich oil from the pistachio melted and it was incredibly delicious. It's ¥400 per piece, so it's a bit pricey for its size, but I think it would make a great gift for someone who loves rich cream and pistachios. However, if someone doesn't appreciate the flavors as much, they may not find it worth the price. After the Pistachio, I tried the Biscuit, but it felt lacking in richness. It was light on the stomach and left my mouth a bit dry. Overall, the Pistachio was much more satisfying.

A shop popular at Tokyo Station. When you hear about pistachios, it makes your mouth water. They sell pistachio sandwiches in packs of 6 for a little over 200 yen per piece. I wonder if they are delicious. They last for over 3 months. However, after buying them and checking the ingredients, I was disappointed. They use margarine and shortening. I noticed some additives that caught my attention. Now I know the quality of the sweets from this shop. Disappointing! They are at the level of typical souvenirs piled up in souvenir shops. Even after trying them, I felt the same way. The deliciousness that matches the price was not felt. I prefer the N.Y. Caramel Sandwich.

I love pistachios! I was looking for pistachio sweets to buy and ended up here. They have a 6-piece cookie set for 1296 yen, which is a reasonable price for a gift. The cookies have a luxurious two-layer cream filling, with a choice of pistachio-pistachio or pistachio-raspberry flavors. While the pistachio flavor is more prominent, the beautiful contrast between pink and green in the raspberry is also tempting. The packaging is cute too! The pistachio sandwich called Pistachio is also available, but it was sold out when I went in the evening. They have two selling times: 9:30 am until sold out and 5:30 pm until sold out, with the second round available only on Fridays. I want to try again! I also signed up for their point card where you earn 1 point for every 500 yen spent. With 40 points, you can exchange for a Pistachio Sandwich set. They also have double points on the 2nd, 12th, and 22nd of each month. Next, I'm aiming for the Pistachio Sandwich for 1600 yen!