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Tsukiji⭐ 4.2(56,082 reviews)
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93/100
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4 min from Tsukiji Station
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Closed
A bustling market street of seafood vendors, knife shops, and street-food stalls that remained after the main wholesale market relocated to Toyosu.
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Total duration
4h 6m
Walking time
45 min
Start
12:00
Finish
16:51
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A great early-morning outing — the concierge recommends arriving hungry, since the best stalls tend to sell out by early afternoon.
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Eloise Santos
2026-07-29
A food lover’s paradise! Every corner has something delicious to try. During our visit, we enjoyed A5 Wagyu, wagyu burgers, king crab, fresh sashimi, and daifuku, and everything was amazing. It’s the perfect place to explore and try different Japanese street food. Come hungry because you’ll want to eat everything! We can’t wait to visit again. 😍
Robert Muffaletto
2026-07-30
Food: Tsukiji Market was one of the most memorable food stops of our trip. The fatty tuna nigiri was the clear highlight. The pieces were thick, incredibly soft, and rich without needing much soy sauce. We also loved the seared salmon and negitoro gunkan, which tasted fresh and almost melted as you ate them. Beyond the sushi, there was so much worth trying. The Wagyu skewer was tender, juicy, and beautifully seared. The crab was sweet and meaty, the grilled eel had a great smoky glaze, and even quick snacks like the onigiri and crisp croquette were excellent. It is the kind of place where you keep finding something else that looks too good to pass up. Service: Each stall moved quickly despite the crowds. The vendors were efficient and made it easy to order, eat, and continue exploring. Atmosphere: Busy, energetic, and packed with food everywhere you look. The crowds are part of the experience, and wandering between the stalls while deciding what to try next was half the fun. Summary: Easy 5/5. Come hungry and try as much as possible. The tuna alone made Tsukiji worth the visit, but the variety is what made the whole experience special.
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3 reviews
Yuki H.
2026-07-14
Went early and grazed our way through the whole street. Freshest seafood I've ever had.
Sophie L.
2026-06-06
Great energy in the morning, gets very crowded by midday.
Marcus B.
2026-04-25
Loved grazing through the stalls, just go with an appetite.
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CAROL ANG
2026-06-15
Fantastic fish market with an incredible variety of fresh Japanese seafood and sashimi. There were so many different types of fish to choose from, and everything looked fresh and high quality. The sashimi was delicious, fresh, and beautifully presented. There were also plenty of food and drink options, including refreshing juices that paired perfectly with the seafood. The atmosphere was lively and vibrant, making it a great place to experience Japanese food culture. Highly recommended for seafood lovers and anyone visiting Japan. Definitely worth a visit!
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