The Peach Burger (Momomomo) costs 864 yen and the Plain Peach Burger costs 540 yen. I went to Hankyu Umeda basement on Friday evening after work, and it was really crowded. However, Club Harie was relatively empty. The Peach Burger (Momomomo) is luxurious with whole peaches in it. The cream was not too sweet and elegant. As a fan of cream puffs, I personally prefer the Plain Peach Burger, but it's interesting to try this luxurious option once in a while!

Club Harie is a shop originating from Shiga. I decided to stop by because the pie burger that used to be sold for a limited time was now exclusive to Umeda Hankyu. There were three flavors available: plain, Mont Blanc, and peach. This time, I bought the plain and Mont Blanc flavors. I used H2O shareholder discount coupons for a 5% discount and then used a department store gift card for payment, which was a good deal. I tried them right away. As for the taste, the crispy texture of the pie made with Club Harie's leaf pie dough was quite good, and the cream inside was exquisite. Although it was a bit pricey, it was very delicious. The Mont Blanc had Mont Blanc inside the plain pie, which added a nice touch and was also delicious. I wish they would sell them everywhere, not just at Umeda Hankyu.

I like Club Harie's Baumkuchen, but recently I have been hooked on their seasonal pies. This time, I bought a lemon cream pie. I received a similar seasonal pie from an acquaintance before, and ever since then, I find myself buying pies instead of Baumkuchen. This pie has a crispy exterior and a moist lemon-flavored tart-like filling inside, which goes well with the pie crust. It was incredibly delicious. I am likely to buy another pie next time.

I tried the sweets from this shop for the first time. A friend told me about the shop and the sweets, saying they can only be bought in Umeda. I received it as a Valentine's Day gift. It had chocolate on top of a leaf-shaped pie, with a mild sweetness and a satisfying size. It was just the right amount of sweetness for me! One piece was quite large and enough, but it was so delicious that I ended up eating another piece in no time.

It was the weekend, but I was able to purchase smoothly without much waiting on this day. The Chocolat Leaf 10-piece set features crispy leaf pie with plenty of chocolate, not too sweet and delicious. It's satisfying with a large size and a good texture. The Madeleine is moist, and the Financier is crispy, with a perfect balance of buttery flavor and gentle sweetness.

Club Hari Epakere's Chocolat Balm (including tax 2,214 yen) - When warmed up, it melts like fondant chocolate, making the balm cake soft and easy to eat! Eating it as is allows you to directly taste the chocolate, making it delicious! A subtly sweet and elegant balm cake!

I love the leaf pie from Club Harie. I bought the Christmas version in a boot-shaped container as a souvenir and for myself. It was just the right balance of crispy texture and sweetness. Leaf pies are only available in limited stores, so I plan to buy them when I go to Umeda.

I received a cute mini pie that can be carried around like Jagariko! There are various flavors like "plain," "maple," "chocolate," and "limited edition," but the coconut flavor I was aiming for was sold out, so this time I got the chocolate flavor! The package is cute and not too traditional, which I like! It's so cute that you can't help but buy it just for the packaging! The pie is crispy and delicious! The taste of high-quality butter is strong but not heavy at all! Personally, I was a little disappointed that the chocolate flavor was lighter than expected. Also, it seems like bananas are included in the ingredients, but I couldn't taste the banana flavor as someone with an unsophisticated palate. However, it was still delicious! It's a cute single-serving size and reasonably priced at around 600 yen, so if you see it, it's worth buying as you can only eat it here in Osaka!

Huh? Are Baumkuchen sold separately at Hankyu and Hanshin department stores? I originally bought Baumkuchen at Hanshin, then walked here, but they didn't have Baumkuchen, so I came looking for pie. I like both Baumkuchen and pie from Club Harie, so I wanted to buy them together, but... I ended up buying a pie for 900 yen here. The bag cost 25 yen, which is fine. As always, the large leaf pie is great as a snack with tea! Total cost was 972 yen. Thank you for the meal.

In my opinion, when it comes to Club Harie, I always think of their Baumkuchen, but I've always been curious about this Peach Pie Burger! It's a limited edition item at Hankyu Umeda, which makes it even more appealing ♥︎ I finally decided to try it out, attracted by the shiny peach on top. The Peach Pie Burger costs ¥810, which is a bit pricey, but the peach inside is really delicious ♥︎ It's juicy and fresh with a perfect sweetness! In addition, the crispy pie crust with whipped cream and custard was also very tasty (๑ ́ᄇ`๑)♡♡ However, it's quite messy to eat, so be prepared for a bit of a mess. I ended up with pie crust all over my black dress ← I would like to try other varieties as well, but since it's quite filling, I prefer to take a break after trying it once (๑´ڡ`๑)w

When it comes to Baumkuchen, Club Harie is the most famous in the Kansai region. Recently, I have received Baumkuchen mini in packs of 8 or 12 instead of the larger ones. This time, I received an 8-pack which was a delightful gift. The Baumkuchen is coated with sugar on the outside, and the slightly sweet and moist cake goes really well with it. The box is also very stylish, so I collect them even though I don't put anything inside, just for decoration. However, there is a Baumkuchen from Shizuoka called Jichiro that is challenging Club Harie's popularity. It is available in Osaka department stores as well, so try both and see which one you prefer. Either way, you will be smiling after eating them.

I purchased the popular Harie Club's Baumkuchen. The soft texture of the Baumkuchen is delicious no matter when you eat it. I would love to try it fresh out of the oven someday. I would like to visit the main store in Omihachiman City, Shiga Prefecture, where I might be able to try it.

Club Harie's Relief Pie (tax included 638 yen) - "A traditional deliciousness that has been preserved since its establishment. It features a rich, buttery flavor with a hint of sweetness. The crispy, light texture is delightful! You can easily devour it with its buttery and gentle sweetness. A classic item that appeals to everyone!"

I received another gift, but the Club Harie balm is very moist and delicious! Plus, the wrapping paper and box are lovely! The cute 2-piece set is moist and surrounded by sugar candy, making it satisfying to eat just one. I wish there were a few more in the box (*^o^*) The empty box is also lovely, and I'm already thinking about what to put in it. This is just right for a little thank-you gift, isn't it?

When I think of Harie, I think of Baumkuchen, so this was my first time trying their tablets! There were two pieces of each of the 6 flavors: Bitter Chocolate, Iyokan Orange, Rich Matcha (my favorite), Strawberry Freeze with a unique sweet and sour taste, White with a deep sweetness, and Donpachi Pachi Pachi Candy Chocolate. Hmm, personally, I found them a bit mediocre, so I probably won't reorder them. Thanks for the meal!

I visited this shop on my day off at Hankyu Umeda. I purchased a chocolate-flavored mini leaf pie! The crispy pie is small and easy to eat (^ ^) It was delicious when paired with coffee (*^^*) Thank you for the meal♪

I tried the "Pie Burger" from the renowned traditional Japanese confectionery shop "Taneya" and their pastry brand "Club Harie". The flavor I had was "Peach and Custard", which was delicious with a crispy pie crust filled with rich cream and plenty of fresh peaches. The quality was as expected from a long-standing establishment. Although a bit pricey, it's worth it for this quality. It's a unique and tasty option for a gift, and perfect for pie lovers. Just be prepared for a messy eating experience, so I recommend enjoying it alone.

I received the "Leaf Pie" from Club Harie Umeda Hankyu store as a souvenir. It contained 5 large pies, and I tried it right away. It was not too sweet, had a crispy texture, and was incredibly delicious. I could eat as many of these pies as possible. I enjoyed it very much!

For Father's Day, I bought a snack pie from Hankyu Umeda Store called "Kasebekkurai" for around 2560 yen. It had four flavors: cheese, poppy seeds, almonds, and sesame, all packed in thin pies. I tried the almond flavor and the salty pie seems perfect for enjoying with alcohol. As a gift for my family, I also bought leaf pies from Hariet, which come in cute Hawaiian packaging. Since I had already spent my dessert budget for the month, I opted for individual bags of leaf pies instead of the set of 3. They cost 216 yen each. I got plain for my son who doesn't like coconut, and coconut flavor for the rest. The coconut flavor was rich and delicious, with a buttery and coconut taste. The pies were big and satisfying, making them great for gifts. Personally, I prefer leaf pies over Kasebekkurai, as they are more enjoyable to receive.

During the pandemic, the department stores had a tough time. Only the food floor was open, but recently the whole store has reopened so I went there right away. As I was walking through the basement of Hankyu Department Store, I saw a counter with Baumkuchen lined up, so I bought some for a snack. Baumkuchen mini for 430 yen. The boxed Baumkuchen may have a simple box, but the Baumkuchen inside the box is well-shaped so it could be used as a gift. The fluffy and soft Baumkuchen was not too sweet, making it delicious for anyone regardless of age. The Club Harie product Baumkuchen mini is a palm-sized Baumkuchen. Even though it is small, it still maintains its fluffy and moist deliciousness. It can be enjoyed as a little luxury snack in daily life or as a convenient souvenir. Next time, I am thinking of buying the Leaf Pie, which is a different product, with plenty of butter and a fragrant crispy crust.