Specialties
Ningyo-yaki (doll-shaped sweet pancakes)
Shigemori Eishin-do
This sweet shop opened here in October, 1917, and has been quite famous for its ningyo-yaki. After visiting Suiten-gu Shrine, many people stop by and purchase their ningyo-yaki as a souvenir. The ningyo-yaki is not too sweet and the combination of the soft sponge cake and the semi-sweet bean jam filling are exquisite. You can choose your favorite type from no bean jam, mash bean jam or grain bean jam. 110 yen for a pancake with bean jam. 600 yen for the 24 pancakes without any bean jam.
2-1-1 Ningyo-cho, Nihombashi, Chuo-ku / 03-3666-5885
Tai-yaki (fish-shaped pancake)
Yanagiya
This is a long-standing sweet shop which opened in 1916. The outside is made of crispy pancake and the inside is stuffed with bean jam. When they bake these pancakes, they perform as if they are dancing. 120 yen for a taiyaki.
2-11-3 Ningyo-cho, Nihombashi, Chuo-ku / 03-3666-9901
Tofu and Ganmodoki
Futaba
It's been 90 years since this shop opened in 1907. They have been concentrating on using only pure Japanese soy beans for making tofu (bean curd). Their fried tofu with vegetables included, ganmodoki, is very popular. 5-ganmodoki with ginkgo nuts included is 600 yen and with chestnuts included is 850 yen.
2-4-9 Ningyo-cho, Nihombashi, Chuo-ku / 03-3666-1028
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