Where to eat Ningyocho
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Shinise street Amazake Yokocho甘酒横丁
A 400-metre street that took its name from a Meiji-era amazake shop at its mouth — still lined with Edo-lineage food: tofu, sukiyaki, tai-yaki, roasted senbei.
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Since 1916 Yanagiya柳屋
One of Tokyo’s three great tai-yaki shops — each fish pressed one at a time over charcoal, and the queue is part of the ceremony.
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Ningyo-yaki Shigemori Eishindo重盛永信堂
The doll-shaped castella cakes that carried this neighbourhood’s name across Japan — moulded as the Seven Lucky Gods and baked here since 1917.
Asked about English menus and access
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government asked 210 restaurants across the city what they can offer a visitor. These are the ones near this station. A restaurant that is not here simply was not asked.
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東京都中央区日本橋人形町1-4-13 重本ビル1F
- Photo menu
- Allergy on request
- Step-free inside
- Will write things down
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東京都中央区日本橋人形町1-8-5
- English menu
- Step-free inside
- Will write things down
Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Bureau of Industrial and Labor Affairs, 東京都内の飲食店のバリアフリー情報 · CC BY 4.0 · translated and reorganised by DealTokyo
More nearby
From open map data — names as posted on the shopfront. Tap to check on a map.
- Taco Kitade Tacos & Sake ~10 m
- Vietnamese BISTRO by Nha Viet Nam 人形町 ~10 m
- Chinese 商館味坊 ~10 m
- Bakery オリミネベーカーズ 人形町店 ~20 m
- Japanese 江戸もんじゃ ~20 m
- Japanese 鳴門鯛焼本舗 ~20 m
- Japanese 魚河岸酒場 ザ・築地人形町店 ~30 m
- Sushi Sushi Tochinoki ~30 m
- Restaurant オイスタースタンド人形町 ~30 m
- Vietnamese ワンチャン タイレストラン ~30 m
- Japanese 江戸路 ~30 m
- Japanese 京和人形町店 ~30 m
Restaurants close and move. Nothing here carries hours or prices — check before you set off.