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A sweets shop where carefully selected butter takes center stage.
Butter Butler is a sweets brand built around the idea of butter as the star ingredient, made with carefully selected butter sourced from around the world. In addition to signature favorites such as Butter Financier and Butter Galette, the most popular item is Butter Millefeuille, sold exclusively at the Tokyo Gift Palette store.
Exterior of Butter Butler
Butter Financier
Butter Galette
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Is First Avenue Tokyo Station, where Butter Butler is located, inside the JR Tokyo Station ticket gates?
First Avenue Tokyo Station is located outside the JR Tokyo Station ticket gates. It is just outside the Yaesu Central Exit ticket gate and the Yaesu Underground Central Exit ticket gate.
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Where can I complete the tax-free procedure?
You can complete the procedure at the tax-free counter on 1F of First Avenue Tokyo Station. For details, please check here.
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Are there coin-operated lockers around Butter Butler?
Yes. You can check locker availability here. (English display is also available.)
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Are there restaurants around Butter Butler?
First Avenue Tokyo Station has a wide range of dining options, including Tokyo Ramen Street for ramen from famous shops in Tokyo and around Japan, Nippon Gourmet Road for gourmet from across Japan, and TOKYO GOURMET ZONE for drinks and delicious food.
Some reviews are AI-translated.
At the Butter Butler TOKYO GIFT PALETTE store, all the sweets looked very delicate, and this time I specifically bought some cookies to try. As soon as I opened the package, I could smell the rich buttery aroma, which made me look forward to trying them just from the smell alone.
TOKYO GIFT PALETTE at Tokyo Station is a great place to buy souvenirs!
I saw Butter Butler at Tokyo Station First Avenue. Its products highlight the rich aroma of butter, and the buttery flavor really does stand out, with a very rich taste and texture. For me, though, it was a little too oily and noticeably sweet and heavy. A small piece is just right, and it would be better paired with tea or coffee.
