Tsukiji Outer Market

Commercial district

★ 4.9 (297K+ reviews) • 10M+ booked

Tsukiji Outer Market, also known as Tsukiji Fish Market, is one of the most famous markets in Tokyo, Japan. Originally famous for its huge wholesale market and tuna auction, the main part of the market has moved to the new Toyosu Market. But don't worry! The Tsukiji Fish Market is still there, with lots of wholesale and retail shops around the area. You can explore dozens of small shops selling delicious treats like grilled eel, tamagoyaki (Japanese omelet), and fresh fruit. There are also restaurants with the freshest sushi and sashimi, made from fish caught that same day. Plus, you can find stores selling kitchen tools, including Japanese knives and tableware. Whether you're looking to enjoy a seafood meal or want to explore the lively market area, Tsukiji Fish Market has something for everyone. Don't miss the chance to visit this iconic market when you're in Tokyo!

4 Chome Tsukiji, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0045, Japan

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李 **

1 Jul

It is very convenient to book tickets using Klook. You don't have to compete with everyone on the Jr website. This time I was arranged to sit in car 3, which is close to car 2 for selling things. If you want to take pictures, you can go to car 1 to take pictures of the scenery.

Kwok *****

1 Jul

At first, I just wanted to give it a try, but I didn't think that I could really book a Japanese restaurant for free with Klook. Since this restaurant only accepts phone reservations and I don't understand Japanese, I relied on Klook to help me book a seat. When we arrived at the restaurant, the owner had already prepared our dinner.

YANG ********

1 Jul

What you buy on Klook is the electronic version of the Hakone Freepass. You don't need to exchange for a physical ticket. You can use it by showing the electronic ticket display to the staff. It is convenient and fast, and it is a great choice.

洪 **

1 Jul

After purchasing online, you can directly scan the QR code at the machine at the Japanese station to redeem it. It is very convenient. You can take the subway directly to eat delicious food and go shopping. It is very useful. Next time I come to Japan, I will continue to buy and use it.

Klook User

1 Jul

I joined with my two kids and had a fantastic time. We initially thought riding a bike in Tokyo was a bit scary, but our guide took us safely through the streets!! The view from Tokyo Tower was so beautiful and the dolphin show was so fun!! I would recommend to do this for your night time activity when it’s not too hot.

Sara *******

1 Jul

There are 3 areas: Water, Forest and Garden. Every area has their own uniqueness. Please wear short pants when visiting "water area" because you have to take off your shoes and socks. Water and Forest areas have locker rooms. You can use it for FREE. Recommended place!

Leo *

1 Jul

My partner and I had an amazing time on this night bike tour! Riding through the city at night was such a cool experience! Quiet backstreets, glowing temples, and Tokyo’s famous spots all lit up. Our guide KC was great!! The whole tour felt fun, safe, and relaxed. It was a really unique way to see Tokyo and made for a super memorable night with the dolphin show and getting up to the Tokyo Tower! Highly recommend!

Cheng ******

1 Jul

Online purchases can be used immediately, which is convenient and fast, and the price will drop with the exchange rate, which is very good.

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Foods to Try at Tsukiji Fish Market

Grilled Scallops

Try the tasty grilled scallops at Tsukiji Outer Market! The scallops are cooked with butter, soy sauce, and sake, giving them a rich and savory flavor. Grilled just right, they bring out the natural sweetness of the seafood.

Kaisendon

Kaisendon is a popular dish at Tsukiji Fish Market. It's a bowl of sushi rice with different kinds of fresh fish on top. There are over 18 types of kaisendon at the market. The best ones are the uogashidon and aburi-don. These bowls have a mix of tuna, salmon, white fish, shellfish, and more.

Satsuma-age

Satsuma-age is a yummy deep-fried fish cake mixed with veggies. You can also try other fried treats like pickled and dried fish, squid dumplings, and corn fritters. These snacks are perfect for munching while you walk through Tsukiji Fish Market.

Tamagoyaki

Tamagoyaki is a sweet and fluffy Japanese omelet that people often eat in bento lunches. You can find freshly made tamagoyaki at different stalls. It's a tasty treat for breakfast or a quick snack while you explore the busy Tsukiji Market.

Grilled Tuna Skewer

Try the skewered grilled tuna! It's cooked in sake with a bit of salt and pepper. This dish is a great way to enjoy the famous tuna from the Tsukiji Outer Market.

Soratsuki

Soratsuki is a sweet ball of bean paste wrapped in chewy mochi dough with a juicy strawberry inside. You can pick from different flavors, like classic red bean paste or special ones like yomogi, pastry cream, mango, yuzu, and matcha.

Matcha

Order a refreshing iced matcha latte. They make it right in front of you, which is awesome to watch! These drinks don't have any preservatives, and the sweet ones use natural cane sugar syrup. It's a perfect way to cool off and enjoy a taste of real Japanese flavor.

Things to buy at Tsukiji Fish Market

Japanese kitchen knives

At the Tsukiji Fish Market, you can find high-quality Japanese kitchen knives. These knives are made with care and precision, making them easy to slice and chop. It's a perfect souvenir to bring home!

Traditional tableware

Buy traditional tableware at the Tsukiji Fish Market. These items are perfect for serving Japanese food like sushi and sashimi at home. You can find everything from delicate ceramic bowls to fancy chopsticks.

Dried seafood

Dried seafood, like seaweed and fish, is something you should buy at the Tsukiji Fish Market. These tasty ingredients are used in many Japanese dishes and give you a taste of the fresh seafood Tsukiji is known for. They're great for adding flavor to soups or as a quick, healthy snack.

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