点评:Cute and quiet little alley a very short walk from the busy Dotonbori area.
At night it was all lit up with lanterns and small places to eat and little bars.
We found a small cute restaurant toward the end of the street. It was busy and popular but we got a table upstairs. Had Ominomiyaki - a thick savory pancake mixed with egg and vegetables with prawns on top. It was served on a hot plate at the table. Also had hot Saki as it was cold night.
This alley also leads to the Hozenji Temple, which was nice to visit at night. At that temple there was also a tiny shelter for about 3 temple cats. The local people look after and feed them. I got to cuddle one.
After here, after a 2 minute walk ( a couple of streets) we came across a little izakaya called Nanten. Such a cute tiny stand up bar, only fits about 6 people. The lady who owns it,Aya, speaks perfect English. English friendly and lots of sorts of beer, whisky and other drinks.
Happened to go back to Hozenji Yokocho the next morning. Has a different feel but still lovely to walk this Cobblestone street. Not much was open but lots of local people out and about.
If you are going to Dotonbori this area is well worth a visit
翻译:这条小巷可爱又安静,距离繁忙的道顿堀区只有几步之遥。
晚上,这里灯火通明,有小餐馆和小酒吧。
我们在街道尽头找到了一家可爱的小餐馆。这家餐馆生意兴隆,人气旺盛,但我们在楼上找到了一张桌子。我们吃了御好烧——一种厚厚的咸味煎饼,上面混合着鸡蛋和蔬菜,还有虾。它放在桌上的热盘子里。因为晚上很冷,所以还吃了热清酒。
这条小巷还通往法善寺,晚上去那里很不错。那座寺庙里还有一个小庇护所,可以容纳大约 3 只庙猫。当地人照顾和喂养它们。我抱了一只。
离开这里后,步行 2 分钟(几条街),我们遇到了一家名为 Nanten 的小居酒屋。这家小巧可爱的立式酒吧只能容纳大约 6 个人。老板娘 Aya 能说一口流利的英语。可以讲英语,提供多种啤酒、威士忌和其他饮料。
第二天早上碰巧回到了法善寺横町。感觉不同,但走在这条鹅卵石街道上仍然很愉快。没有多少地方开放,但有很多当地人在外面走动。
如果你要去道顿堀,这个地区非常值得一游