Tsukiji Outer Market

Is it touristy? Yes. Overpriced? Yep. Is it a great breakfast when you just landed in Tokyo and have nothing else to do and you've been awake since 4am? Absolutely. Get here before 9 am and you can avoid the crowds, grab a bite from 10 different stalls and you can have some some fantastic and fresh dishes

We went to the Tsukiji Outer Market for lunch and had a great time. It was a lot of fun walking around and seeing all the offerings. Everything is in small quantities so you get a chance to sample a lot of different things. Wagyu beef, grapes, melons, fresh sushi. It is all delicious and fun to explore.

Very busy and vibrant place. We've had our best eel rice dish here. It's not the cheapest but certainly worth it. There's plenty of restaurants to choose from and they are priced roughly the same throughout. It's easy to get to via JR line or subway and it's best to visit early in the morning. Most importantly, don't eat before you go. You need space for all those fresh and delicious seafood!

This place is awesome! Tons of options for sushi and meat. Also a cool vibe and very interesting to just walk around. Most of the stalls are on the more expensive side, but it would be hard to find higher quality fish or meat within the city. Even if you aren't gonna eat anything, this place is worth a visit.

Exceptional location for trying a variety of different seafood! Do stay cautioned that many of the items being sold here are a complete rip off. However I do encourage you to walk around and get a true sense and essence of the activities, sales and an opportunity to interact with true locals. I got a chance to try out a few different sushi wraps, as well as skewers. It was expensive however the experience was worth it for me!

Even though it's a tourist trap. Double price as the locals say, the amazing exchange rate makes up for it. Haha. Lovely place indeed. Love the variety of food there. Great hospitality from the vendors and great tourist information booth. There's a 7 eleven atm right next to the information booth to get your cash out. All cards accepted. Would go again with a bigger appetite. Recommend whatever the haters say.

First time here, Take note: Cash only! and bring your water. Love loved the place.. little bit pricey but because of tourist place understandable. The market was divided into two sections: the inner wholesale market, where licensed buyers bid on fresh seafood, and the outer retail market, which catered to the general public with an array of shops and restaurants. Coming here must hungry. so much to choose. Culinary Delights One of the key attractions of Tsukiji was its diverse culinary offerings. Popular dishes included: Sushi and Sashimi: Made with fish sourced directly from the market, these dishes are a must-try for any seafood lover. Grilled Seafood: Stalls offering grilled scallops, squid, and other seafood provide a savory treat. Tamago: Sweet Japanese omelets served on skewers, a delightful snack to enjoy while exploring the market. It remains a must-visit for anyone interested in Japanese cuisine and culture, offering an authentic taste of Tokyo's vibrant seafood scene. Whether you're sampling sushi or exploring the bustling stalls, Tsukiji continues to captivate and inspire food enthusiasts worldwide.

Visited March 2024. It's a very popular area to visit and appreciate as seafood is a staple of Japanese cuisine. A lot of people recommend going very early to avoid crowds. I can't say that's true, but when I got there around lunchtime, there were a ton of people. I'd say expect long lines no matter what time you go. I always recommend getting crab legs even if expensive!

Is it touristy? Yes. Overpriced? Yep. Is it a great breakfast when you just landed in Tokyo and have nothing else to do and you've been awake since 4am? Absolutely. Get here before 9 am and you can avoid the crowds, grab a bite from 10 different stalls and you can have some some fantastic and fresh dishes

We went to the Tsukiji Outer Market for lunch and had a great time. It was a lot of fun walking around and seeing all the offerings. Everything is in small quantities so you get a chance to sample a lot of different things. Wagyu beef, grapes, melons, fresh sushi. It is all delicious and fun to explore.

Very busy and vibrant place. We've had our best eel rice dish here. It's not the cheapest but certainly worth it. There's plenty of restaurants to choose from and they are priced roughly the same throughout. It's easy to get to via JR line or subway and it's best to visit early in the morning. Most importantly, don't eat before you go. You need space for all those fresh and delicious seafood!

This place is awesome! Tons of options for sushi and meat. Also a cool vibe and very interesting to just walk around. Most of the stalls are on the more expensive side, but it would be hard to find higher quality fish or meat within the city. Even if you aren't gonna eat anything, this place is worth a visit.

Exceptional location for trying a variety of different seafood! Do stay cautioned that many of the items being sold here are a complete rip off. However I do encourage you to walk around and get a true sense and essence of the activities, sales and an opportunity to interact with true locals. I got a chance to try out a few different sushi wraps, as well as skewers. It was expensive however the experience was worth it for me!

Even though it's a tourist trap. Double price as the locals say, the amazing exchange rate makes up for it. Haha. Lovely place indeed. Love the variety of food there. Great hospitality from the vendors and great tourist information booth. There's a 7 eleven atm right next to the information booth to get your cash out. All cards accepted. Would go again with a bigger appetite. Recommend whatever the haters say.

First time here, Take note: Cash only! and bring your water. Love loved the place.. little bit pricey but because of tourist place understandable. The market was divided into two sections: the inner wholesale market, where licensed buyers bid on fresh seafood, and the outer retail market, which catered to the general public with an array of shops and restaurants. Coming here must hungry. so much to choose. Culinary Delights One of the key attractions of Tsukiji was its diverse culinary offerings. Popular dishes included: Sushi and Sashimi: Made with fish sourced directly from the market, these dishes are a must-try for any seafood lover. Grilled Seafood: Stalls offering grilled scallops, squid, and other seafood provide a savory treat. Tamago: Sweet Japanese omelets served on skewers, a delightful snack to enjoy while exploring the market. It remains a must-visit for anyone interested in Japanese cuisine and culture, offering an authentic taste of Tokyo's vibrant seafood scene. Whether you're sampling sushi or exploring the bustling stalls, Tsukiji continues to captivate and inspire food enthusiasts worldwide.

Visited March 2024. It's a very popular area to visit and appreciate as seafood is a staple of Japanese cuisine. A lot of people recommend going very early to avoid crowds. I can't say that's true, but when I got there around lunchtime, there were a ton of people. I'd say expect long lines no matter what time you go. I always recommend getting crab legs even if expensive!