What other travelers are saying about Tsukiji Outer Market
A good taste of the old fish market in both nostalgia and food. It's a good 1 to 2 hour walk around if you want to see everything. Probably too hot during summer but the food was superb. Suggest to just try as much food as you want. There is a food court near the back of the market if you want a proper sit down area.
Great experience here! I recommend arriving early to beat the crowds and get the freshest catch possible. Great prices but try to shop around before jumping into the first stall you see.
Tsukiji Fish Market is a seafood lover's paradise! The wide range of seafood is incredibly fresh, offering a taste straight from the sea.
You can enjoy the cool experience of sampling various seafood on the spot, and each bite bursts with freshness.
The stall owners are extremely friendly and welcoming, adding to the overall enjoyable atmosphere.
The prices are very reasonable considering the top-notch quality of the food.
Highly recommended for anyone looking to indulge in some of the best seafood around!
A fresh seafood lovers paradise! Even though the large fish market moved, all the locally owned locations still exist. While this is a bit of a tourist trap, good deals can still be found, and it is definitely a must shop! I visited this place multiple times only for a mid day lunch or snacks. Highly recommend the fresh sashimi tuna, salmon, cooked sea urchin, unagi, lobster, anything you want, you will find it! None of it was ever frozen! Plus, cheap canned brews!
Literally exceptional food stalls with the freshest fish, snacks, teas and fruits you can buy. Most items are caught that morning and cooked to order. Some are thawed from frozen (just ask). The assortment of crustacean is endless, and the flavors are not overbearing - Just seafood and flames. Don’t eat entire meals at one spot, and always opt for the smaller portions. You’ll want to save room for as many vendors as possible. This place is truly exceptional, rain or shine! And most, but not all, vendors take card. As with many places around the world, go early to beat the insane crowds and lines. I came at 7:45am and left by 10:30am once the crowd engulfed the streets.