This place is located far from the station, so it's a bit difficult to get to, but since it's takeout only, it's not too crowded. However, the seasonal menu items may be sold out by the evening, so it's best to go in the morning. The Granny Smith apple pie is delicious, and the separate cream you can buy is amazing! It's not too sweet, but not bland either, just perfect. I always order it as a set when I buy it to take home. I tried the apple pie with rum raisins and it was delicious. They have a variety of options without cinnamon, which is great because I'm not a fan of cinnamon. I would love to try their seasonal menu items again.

I forgot to take a picture of the crucial apple pie. This famous apple pie shop is known for its delicious apple pie. I had never eaten apple pie other than McDonald's, so I was very impressed. It was so delicious! #ApplePie #Mishuku #ApplePieSpecialtyShop #MishukuSweets #Sweets #Gourmet #MishukuGourmet #Dessert

In Sanshuku, there is an Apple Pie Granny Smith. This place has expanded to department stores and can be seen all over, but here it is a standalone house with a café attached. The apple pie with crumble has a crispy texture with plenty of apples inside, and the cut section looks neat with a satisfying taste.

I received a cut pie as a souvenir at a party. It was convenient because the pie was pre-cut into slices in the whole pie, so I didn't have to cut each piece individually. The appearance was a typical American apple pie. I tried one at room temperature and it was delicious. The sweetness, acidity, and flavor of the apples, along with the texture and fragrance of the almonds, and the sweetness of the custard were all amazing. The natural sweetness was perfect. I really liked it. I think the one I had was probably the "French D'amande" (cut version). The almond aroma was irresistible. I want to try warming it up and maybe have it with vanilla ice cream next time. I still have some left, and I want to savor it slowly. I really enjoyed it. Thank you for the meal!

Granny Smith, which is now spreading nationwide, may have originated here. I had a classic one with custard cream for takeout. It's delicious as always. The balance between the mild sweetness and the harmony of custard and apple acidity is perfect. Thank you for the meal!

It was a national holiday, so I waited in line for about 30 minutes. The price was a bit high, over 800 yen per piece. However, the taste was disappointing. I was tired and craving something sweet, but even then I didn't find it very delicious. Disappointing...

While exploring on my bike, I discovered this place near Setagaya Park with cute shops! It seems like they only offer takeout, not eat-in. I tried the most popular custard and the limited-time yogurt flavors. Each piece costs around 600 yen, a bit pricey but worth it with its rich pie crust and generous fillings. They have various seasonal flavors, so I definitely want to come back for more!

Fangor Sangenjaya Main Store https://tabelog.com/tokyo/A1317/A131706/13008406/ I was having lunch there, and in front of me was GRANNY SMITH APPLE ☆ The nearest station is Sangenjaya, a land that is more than a 10-minute walk from anywhere. Probably, if I didn't stop by this store here, I would probably never go there in my life, suddenly developing a Tabelog disease haha. It's a small shop, but seeing a few customers coming in and out, I also headed there after finishing my hamburger. In the narrow space, there are various apple pies lined up. I decided to buy all 8 types. The 8 apple pies lined up look picturesque. Although it is an American-style pie, the size is normal, and the price is set at 600-700 yen. While taking a tea break with my friends, we compared and tasted all 8 types of apple pies. Some are combined with cherry blossoms, some have custard, and each one has different points, but regardless of which one you eat, you can feel that they focus on the original taste of apples. Perhaps because they want you to feel the original sweetness, none of them have too strong flavors and have a mild taste. Each one is generously sprinkled with cinnamon, and the final destination seems to be the same. Since they probably didn't expect someone like me to compare and taste 8 different kinds, what I ultimately want to convey is that they all have the same destination of cinnamon, apple, and a little something extra. At this point, I realized that I don't have that much love for apple pie. For those who love apple pie, this is a recommended place, but...

I think it's the best apple pie. It's heavy and voluminous, with a crispy crust. I brought it home in a chilled state and warmed it up in the toaster. It says to warm it for 2.3 minutes at 1000 watts, but my toaster has temperature settings, so I warmed it at 230 degrees for about 3 minutes! The apple in the center is still cold, but the pie became crispy, so I think it's good! I recommend warming it up before eating!

I had some errands in Sangenjaya, so I decided to stop by Granny Smith to buy my favorite apple pie. The shop is located right next to Setagaya Park and is small and cute. I couldn't decide what to buy - should I get the English custard, French almond, classic Dutch crumble, or the limited edition Tart Tatin? I ended up buying the French almond, which is my favorite. It has chunky apples and a delicious almond cream sweetness. The Dutch crumble is also really good, with a hint of sugar syrup and bourbon, and sweet Fuji apples. The texture on top is also great. The Tart Tatin, exclusive to the Sangenjaya shop, has a dense apple filling with a slight bitterness. It feels like you're really eating apples, but personally, I found it a bit too bitter. My wife prefers the English custard, which is the most popular at the Sangenjaya shop. Next time, I'll try the Granny Smith, which is only available during this season.

After playing at Setagaya Park, I chose a pie without alcohol and cinnamon that children can eat. It was easy to understand when the menu showed icons for cinnamon and alcohol. It was around 4 pm on a holiday, but there were still plenty of options available. It tasted better when warmed up than when eaten cold!

I lived in Sangenjaya for about ten years, and used to live just a 2-3 minute walk away. GRANNY SMITH APPLE PIE & COFFEE Sangenjaya store is a well-known and popular apple pie shop. It is the sister store of FUNGO, a famous hamburger shop across the street. There is also a store in Sangenjaya, so now that I have moved, that one is closer and this visit was my first in 5 years. As I arrived in front of the store, I could already smell the delicious aroma. There were many boxes of apples outside. Apart from the showcase, there were various apple pies lined up. It's not just apple pie, it's like a cake. Among them, I chose the "Sweet Potato Apple Pie" which is a limited edition for autumn. It combines the tartness of apples with the natural sweetness of sweet potatoes. The balance is very good, and I always buy it in autumn. And when you come to Sangenjaya, you must not forget the "Tarte Tatin". This is a Granny Smith-style pie with caramelized apples and a hint of bitterness from the caramel. It is a delicious apple pie that will definitely be appreciated as a gift.

The deadline was extended from May 31st to June 28th, so I decided to try it out. I recently had sushi for my birthday, so I want to do something nice for my mom's birthday too. I love apple pie, so I'm looking for a highly rated place. Three Shuku has a nice atmosphere. I wanted to stop by Sangenjaya on the way back. The shop is located near Komatsunagi Elementary School entrance. It's a small but charming shop, with prices starting at 500 yen. I tried the Dutch crumble and classic rum raisin apple pie, as well as the limited edition strawberry cheesecake apple pie. The flavors were strong and satisfying. I would love to go back for a treat.

About a month and a half ago, I visited GRANNY SMITH in Sangenjaya, but this time I went to the Mishuku store. I was looking forward to trying the Tart Tatin limited to the Mishuku store, but they are currently offering three other limited-time options, so the store-exclusive item was not available. The Mishuku store is located a bit far from Ikejiri Ohashi Station, at a crossroads where you can find other restaurants like FUNGO burgers and CHILK's Park Stand. It is a small store that only offers takeout. Since I didn't have a specific item in mind, I tried the limited-time Cassis Orange and Strawberry Cheesecake. The photo of the apple pie turned out a bit brownish and it was difficult to capture the right color. I should have used a white plate instead of the one I used. I think enjoying the apple pie at Setagaya Park with a cup of coffee would be nice, but I personally feel a bit hesitant about eating apple pie outside. Maybe it's just me? Next time I visit GRANNY SMITH, I think I'll go to the Aoyama store, so the Tart Tatin will have to wait for a while.

Visited the main store of "Granny Smith," a chain of apple pie specialty shops mainly located in the Kanto region. - Dutch Crumble (¥470): The standout feature of this apple pie is the large chunks of apple. They are cooked just right, retaining a crisp texture. The cinnamon flavor is strong but not overly sweet, allowing the natural deliciousness of the apple to shine through. The pie crust is relatively thick, which may divide opinions, but it gives a satisfying feeling of eating a proper pie. The crumble and crunchy walnuts on top are distinctive, a visual uncommon in Japan but common in American households. The roasted flavor of the walnuts is memorable. Overall, it was undeniably delicious. With various options available, I look forward to trying a different apple pie next time.

Cycling with my family to GRANNY SMITH near Setagaya Park, we saw a surprising collaboration between Black Thunder and an apple pie. I couldn't resist and bought one. It was the Black Thunder x GRANNY SMITH for 540 yen. While I didn't really taste the Black Thunder flavor, the chocolate apple pie was delicious. It's such a strange combination, but interesting.

【Nearest Station】5-minute walk from Sangenjaya/Tamagawa Seiyu-en Station【Budget】Up to 999 yen【Reservation】Not required【Menu】・England Apple Pie Total 470 yen per person【Overview】If you want to buy apple pie, this is the place to go! I found this shop while taking a stroll in Sangenjaya. They offer a variety of apple pies that bring out the texture of the apple, as well as unique options like rum raisin and custard cream for takeout. They also brew coffee and tea that go well with the apple pie, making it a perfect spot to drop by during your walk. The menu changes frequently, so you won't get bored visiting. I stumbled upon this place while walking near Setagaya Park and was lured in by the delightful aroma in the alleyway! Please note that they close early at 10:00-16:00! The chunky apples and crispy pie crust were very delicious! I'm looking forward to trying the Nashi pear pie next time! There were so many tempting options on the menu that I can't wait to go back. Thank you for the meal.

I stumbled upon this stylish shop while enjoying a hamburger on the terrace of Fango in Sangenjaya. The shop is small with only one staff member. As a fan of apple pie, I was excited to see about 8 different types of pies in the showcase. I tried the English Custard for 470 yen and the French D'Amant for 470 yen. Both were not too sweet and the pie crust was delicious. I would like to try other varieties of pies in the future. I will definitely visit again when I am in the area.

This store is a take-out only shop. There were about 6 different kinds available on that day, including one limited edition for the winter season and one regular flavor. Each piece costs 500 yen. The sweetness is quite subtle, which I personally like. I reheated it in the oven the next day, and the pie crust was crispy and delicious. It seems there is also a store in the depachika of Keio Department Store in Shinjuku.

I received this as a souvenir and it was delicious. I'm not a fan of apple pie, so I rarely buy it myself, but the kids were happy and said it was tasty. I prefer cake over apple pie, but I can't say that after receiving this.