Tsukiji Outer Market

"Sea food bowl fro breakfast ! "

@haclemence

"Marché au poisson miaaaaam Joli à voir mais beaucoup trop bondé (les rues sont petites et on se fait bousculer entre les gens qui font la queue pour acheter des sashimis et ceux qui se frayent un chemin) "

@lucie.diconne

"Go tot he end of the “Ichiba dori” alley, find the sushi shop"

@revellosebastien

"Address: 4 Chome-16-2 Tsukiji, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0045, Japan Phone: +81 3-3541-9444 Website Although the world's largest fish market saw some changes in late 2018, Tsukiji, the original location is still in action. Here, you'll find endless street vendors serving up unbelievably fresh sushi and delicacies like squid-ink sticky buns. If you want to watch an early morning fish auction, you'll have to head to the neighboring Toyosu Market (which is also worth a visit)."

@ibaker11

"Lots to see, do and eat. Get there early!"

@katahoochee

"Recomended restaurant in the market: -Sushikuni (Sushi bowls) -Yamachō (Omelettes)"

@pbaccaud79

"Chercher resto unitora nakadori Spécialité unidon oursin"

@marce.xm

"Knives, food, dried things. Lonely planet."

@browningboon

"Tsukiji Outer Market (築地場外市場, Tsukiji Jōgai Shijō) is a district adjacent to the site of the former Tsukiji Wholesale Market. It consists of a few blocks of wholesale and retail shops, as well as restaurants crowded along narrow lanes. Here you can find fresh and processed seafood and produce alongside food-related goods such as knives. A visit to Tsukiji Outer Market is best combined with a fresh sushi breakfast or lunch at one of the local restaurants. The restaurants are typically open from 5:00 in the morning to around noon or early afternoon. Because most of the fish served and sold at Tsukiji Outer Market is delivered directly from Toyosu Market, this is one of the best places in Tokyo to enjoy fresh seafood."

@amyogeek

"Marché de poisson ou on peut manger sur place. Aller chez unitora pour manger des oursins sur du riz. Plusieurs variétés d’oursin disponibles. Recommandé par Davivd"

@celestelisaa

"Old fish market area with lots of restaurant and local shops including knives 🔪 "

@colognoric

"Resto oursins qqpart au fond de la ruelle "Ichiba-dori" "

@vio.dzx

"Marché de poisson ou on peut manger sur place. Aller chez unitora pour manger des oursins sur du riz. Plusieurs variétés d’oursin disponibles."

@sugardadou

"Marché de poissons et fruits de mer"

@khalia_lexploratrice

"Pick up an area map in English from Information Centre Plat Tsukiji (ぷらっと築地 GOOGLE MAP ; www.tsukiji.or.jp; 4-16-2 Tsukiji, Chūō-ku; h8am-2pm Mon-Sat, 10am-2pm Sun; bHibiya line to Tsukiji, exit 1), where you can also buy unique Tsukiji souvenirs. A Come early as most shops in the Outer Market close by 2pm. A The outer market can get very crowded – avoid the narrow lanes if you're pushing a stroller or pulling luggage. 5Take a Break Grab a latte before or after at Turret Coffee. Return to the area at night for great seafood pasta at the charming Trattoria Tsukiji Paradiso. Street Food Rows of vendors hawk delicacies from dried fish and seaweed to green tea and pickles. Come hungry because there are plenty of snack foods sold to go, too. Our favourites include the fat slices of tamago-yaki (sweet and savoury rolled omelettes) on a stick from Yamachō (山長 GOOGLE MAP ; %03-3248-6002; 4-16-1 Tsukiji; omlette slices ¥100; h6am-3.30pm; bHibiya line to Tsukiji, exit 1); the delicious fish-paste treats from Tsukugon (つくごん GOOGLE MAP ; www.tsukugon.co.jp; 4-12-5 Tsukiji, Chūō-ku; snacks from ¥210; h6.30am-2pm Tue-Sun; bHibiya line to Tsukiji, exit 1); and the maguro-yaki (tuna-shaped pancakes, filled with sweet beans) from Sanokiya (さのきや GOOGLE MAP ; 4-11-9 Tsukiji, Chūō-ku; pancakes ¥200-220; h8.30am-2pm Thu-Tue; bHibiya line to Tsukiji, exit 1). Kitchenware The market is also well stocked with nonedible goods, including crockery, bamboo mats for rolling sushi and fine-quality kitchen knives: try Tsukiji Hitachiya (つきじ常陸屋 GOOGLE MAP ; 4-14-18 Tsukiji, Chūō-ku; h8am-3pm Mon-Sat, 10am-2pm Sun; bHibiya line to Tsukiji, exit 1) for a great selection of useful kitchen implements. 1 Tsukiji's Shrine Before leaving, drop by Namiyoke-jinja (波除神社 GOOGLE MAP ; %03-3541-8451; www.namiyoke.or.jp; 6-20-37 Tsukiji, Chūō-ku; bHibiya line to Tsukiji, exit 1), the Shintō shrine where Tsukiji's workers and residents come to pray. Giant lion masks used in the area's annual festival flank the entrance and there are dragon-shaped taps over the purification basins."

@pronestid

"A5, uni and grilled lobster "

@anndan

"Plan: April 1st (Saturday) Hours: 5AM-12PM (Breakfast)"

@winton

"Plein de stands de bouffe surtout délicieux onigiri (enregistré sur insta)"

@corentingillot

"This wholesale seafood market has moved to Toyosu, but contrary to popular belief, Tsukiji Market is still open with about 400 shops and restaurants. Bring your passport if you plan on shopping, since some shops are duty-free. Popular items include knives, Japanese tea, kitchenware and dishes. While most tourists here are queuing for sushi, locals are here for the offal stew at Kitsuneya or chicken and egg oyakodon at Toritoh. BTW: Start your morning at Turret Coffee, at Tsukiji 2-12-6, before heading into the market."

@fusfeld

"Marché ouvert de poisson frais ouvert tôt le matin"

@morganejne

"Fish market / try nukazuke pickles fermenté son de riz / "

@asb64

"Essayer Nukazuke (pickles fermenté dans du son de riz) "

@nickoparis15

"Marche de fruits de mer frais"

@lauracabagno

"For fresh sushi breakfast or lunch at one of the restaurants typically open from 5:00 am to noon or early afternoon, fish from Toyosu market"

@viewtifulben

"One of the best place to enjoy fresh seafood! Ideal for a little morning sushi at 6 am 😍"

@pelevy55