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I've been a fan of this bakery ever since I received their cookies as a gift. This time, I bought their scones. They're quite small, so I end up eating two for breakfast. The sweetness is subtle and the slightly dry texture is exactly what I like. It's a bit of a shame they don't sell them individually!

I received these cookies and sablés as a gift! ♡ They have a store in Matsuya Ginza, and I've always been curious about them, but I never had the chance to buy them myself, so I'm so happy to have received them as a gift! ✨ I received two tins, the Night Sky tin and the Bird-shaped Cookies! The Night Sky tin has lots of star-shaped cookies inside, and they're so cute to look at. The surface of the cookies is coated in white, and this coating has a refreshing lemon flavor that's delicious. The soft, slightly sweet cookies and the refreshing lemon flavor are a perfect match! The Bird-shaped Cookies come in various bird shapes, which are so cute! ~ There are pigeons, penguins, and other bird shapes! In addition to the lemon coating, there's also a matcha coating, which gives them a calming color. Each cookie is carefully made and delicious. They also seem to sell other baked goods, and since the cookies were so good, I'd like to try their other baked goods too. They're a great choice for souvenirs and gifts, so be sure to check them out! #RusRus @Ginza ◾️Type: Cookies, Sablés ◾️Price: ¥1,000 - ¥2,000 ◾️Closed: None ◾️Business Hours: 10:00 - 20:00 ◾️Tabelog: 3.54

The cookie tin from Ruslus. The tart lemon cookies are delicious. The simple design of the tin and the gentle flavor. I treat myself to them occasionally. Please note that the Matsuya Ginza store is currently only open on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

This assortment of cookies, sent to me by a local friend, has completely captivated me! They're free of additives and have such a gentle flavor. I'm not a fan of hard cookies, so the crumbly texture of these was a welcome change. They're the best cookies I've ever had!

I saw this place featured on YouTube and had been wanting to try their Night Sky Can cookies. I went on a weekday afternoon when I had business in Nihonbashi, and luckily they still had some left. I heard they're a popular item and sell out quickly. The cookies have a subtle tang from the lemon icing, which adds a nice touch. The cookies themselves are simple and homey, with a mild sweetness. They're not too hard, but not overly crunchy either. I found them to be pleasantly soft. They're a bit pricey for their size, but they're so cute and taste great, so they'd definitely make a delightful gift. ☆