15 Top Food Destinations in Tsukiji Outer Market, Tokyo: Ultimate Tokyo Food Guide 2025

By FUJI JAPAN TRAVEL

Dive into the culinary heart of Tokyo with a comprehensive guide to the best 15 food spots in the historic Tsukiji Outer Market. Known worldwide as a mecca for seafood and street eats, Tsukiji remains a must-visit area for food lovers. Even early in the morning, the market buzzes with both locals and tourists seeking authentic Japanese flavors, quick snacks, and memorable meals. This video provides an in-depth look at carefully selected stalls and restaurants, from traditional sushi to creative street food treats.

The journey starts with crowd favorites like Tsukiji Teppanyaki Juju, renowned for its flavorful grilled eel skewers, and Tsukiji Shoro, serving a fluffy fried egg sandwich. It continues with Maguroya offering fresh grilled scallop skewers, and Tsukiji Yamanaga and Marutake, both famous for their Japanese omelet (tamagoyaki). Other must-try bites include the savory taiyaki from Sakinoya (a fish-shaped pancake filled with sweet bean paste), rich tsukiji age fish cake at Kibun, and delectable onigiri (rice balls) from Onigiyriya Marutomo. For those who crave a unique twist, Tsukiji Croquette serves a spicy fish eggs croquette—a perfect grab-and-go snack.

No food adventure at Tsukiji is complete without traditional Japanese beverages. MATCHA STAND MARUNI offers an iced matcha latte that’s refreshing and authentic. Sushi lovers will find heaven at well-reviewed sushi restaurants like Sushi Kuni, Koromo Sushi, Matakoiya, Motodane, and Tsukiji Sushitake. Each spot delivers fresh, high-quality sushi in a bustling yet friendly market atmosphere.

Tsukiji Outer Market (築地場外市場, Tsukiji Jogai Shijō) has been operating as a public market since the main wholesale section moved to Toyosu, but it continues to draw crowds for its approachable eateries, rich market culture, and proximity to central Tokyo attractions such as Ginza. Getting to Tsukiji is easy via the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line (Tsukiji Station) or Toei Oedo Line (Tsukijishijo Station). Many stalls open early and close by mid-afternoon, making this an ideal breakfast or lunch destination on your Tokyo itinerary.

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