Tsukiji Outer Market

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!

I love to visit a market when we travel, and though I know it is very touristy and not cheap the experience is great. We ate quite a few things you can’t regularly get back home and the stalls we went were very good. I recommend the grilled seafood (scallops, crab and abalone to try). You have to have the grilled tune skewers and eat food quality tuna sushi. Finish with curry bread!

A must-visit tourist destination when in Japan. You can find yourself in a crowd of people navigating through the masses to get to interesting shops that serve delicious and fresh products. I was able to try some fresh tuna, oysters, uni, and more! Don’t fall victim to buying everything you see - prices here are in the higher end due to being a tourist trap. A worthwhile visit still!

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.

A great place to explore & try the restaurants & shops which sells variety of seafoods to try. This is a culinary spot where many tourists visit, so it can get quite crowded with tourists. Overall, the foods here can be on the pricier side, so it might be not as worth it when considering the price tag, although some foods can be more worth it than others. Recommend visiting at least once if you love exploring Japanese foods & delicacies!

Tsukiji Fish Market is definitely worth a visit! It offers a wide range of goods and products, including fresh seafood, essential ingredients, and preserved foods. You’ll also find local restaurants where you can enjoy delicious meals right in front of the shop. This market is a special place in Japan, and I would love to go back again.

Spectacular open air market. It was clean, numerous options, and fairly easy to navigate (even on an incredibly packed Saturday). Lots of free samples, delicious bites, and interesting booths/shops to explore. You can do a scheduled tour or your own personalized tour. It’s a must-see in Tokyo!

Get here early in the morning on weekdays (8AM is usually when most vendors open) so avoid the crowds. Everything is delicious, but catered to tourists so they will be pricier than other local places around. Well worth the visit!

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!

I love to visit a market when we travel, and though I know it is very touristy and not cheap the experience is great. We ate quite a few things you can’t regularly get back home and the stalls we went were very good. I recommend the grilled seafood (scallops, crab and abalone to try). You have to have the grilled tune skewers and eat food quality tuna sushi. Finish with curry bread!

A must-visit tourist destination when in Japan. You can find yourself in a crowd of people navigating through the masses to get to interesting shops that serve delicious and fresh products. I was able to try some fresh tuna, oysters, uni, and more! Don’t fall victim to buying everything you see - prices here are in the higher end due to being a tourist trap. A worthwhile visit still!

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.

A great place to explore & try the restaurants & shops which sells variety of seafoods to try. This is a culinary spot where many tourists visit, so it can get quite crowded with tourists. Overall, the foods here can be on the pricier side, so it might be not as worth it when considering the price tag, although some foods can be more worth it than others. Recommend visiting at least once if you love exploring Japanese foods & delicacies!

Tsukiji Fish Market is definitely worth a visit! It offers a wide range of goods and products, including fresh seafood, essential ingredients, and preserved foods. You’ll also find local restaurants where you can enjoy delicious meals right in front of the shop. This market is a special place in Japan, and I would love to go back again.

Spectacular open air market. It was clean, numerous options, and fairly easy to navigate (even on an incredibly packed Saturday). Lots of free samples, delicious bites, and interesting booths/shops to explore. You can do a scheduled tour or your own personalized tour. It’s a must-see in Tokyo!

Get here early in the morning on weekdays (8AM is usually when most vendors open) so avoid the crowds. Everything is delicious, but catered to tourists so they will be pricier than other local places around. Well worth the visit!