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Tokyo Tsukiji Fish Market Food Tour with 6+ Food Tastings
About This Tour
Step into the heart of Tokyo’s food culture with our Tsukiji Food Tour, where tradition, flavor, and history come alive. Guided by a local expert, this immersive tour takes you through the lively outer market of Tsukiji, once the world’s largest fish market and still the beating heart of Japanese gastronomy.
Discover the stalls and shops that locals have cherished for generations. From freshly grilled skewers to buttery tamagoyaki (Japanese omelet), from silky sashimi to seasonal street snacks, you’ll taste a wide variety of Japanese specialties made with the freshest ingredients. Along the way, your guide will share insider stories about Tsukiji’s history, its connection to Japanese food culture, and how the market continues to thrive today.
The highlight of the tour is a chance to enjoy a sit-down tasting where you’ll savor premium seafood and other delicacies sourced straight from Tsukiji’s vendors. It’s not just a food tour—it’s a journey into the flavors that define Tokyo.
Discover the stalls and shops that locals have cherished for generations. From freshly grilled skewers to buttery tamagoyaki (Japanese omelet), from silky sashimi to seasonal street snacks, you’ll taste a wide variety of Japanese specialties made with the freshest ingredients. Along the way, your guide will share insider stories about Tsukiji’s history, its connection to Japanese food culture, and how the market continues to thrive today.
The highlight of the tour is a chance to enjoy a sit-down tasting where you’ll savor premium seafood and other delicacies sourced straight from Tsukiji’s vendors. It’s not just a food tour—it’s a journey into the flavors that define Tokyo.
What's Included
✓ Included
✗ Not Included
- Personal food and drink purchases
Itinerary
1
During the Tsukiji Fish Market Walking Food tour, you will experience the histories about sushi and the stories about world's biggest fish market. We will walk around the Tsukiji Outer Market and Eat and Shop like a local. This tour is a great way to discover Tsukiji Fish Market by Food. We will hopping around Food Shops.
Main food and drinks included during the tour:
・Bluefin tuna sushi (lean, medium fatty, and fatty tuna)
・Japanese rolled omelet (tamagoyaki), a classic side dish often served at sushi restaurants
・Fresh sashimi (such as oysters, salmon, pufferfish, and other seasonal seafood)
・Traditional Japanese fish cakes
・Japanese fish-based broth (dashi), an essential ingredient in Japanese cuisine
・Japanese green tea
* Food items may vary depending on the availability of seasonal ingredients and local vendor operations.
Main food and drinks included during the tour:
・Bluefin tuna sushi (lean, medium fatty, and fatty tuna)
・Japanese rolled omelet (tamagoyaki), a classic side dish often served at sushi restaurants
・Fresh sashimi (such as oysters, salmon, pufferfish, and other seasonal seafood)
・Traditional Japanese fish cakes
・Japanese fish-based broth (dashi), an essential ingredient in Japanese cuisine
・Japanese green tea
* Food items may vary depending on the availability of seasonal ingredients and local vendor operations.
2
Explore Tsukiji Outer(Jogai) Market, where Tokyo's food culture comes alive. Wander through lively streets filled with fresh seafood, local delicacies, and traditional shops loved by locals and visitors alike.
Main food and drinks included during the tour:
・Bluefin tuna sushi (lean, medium fatty, and fatty tuna)
・Japanese rolled omelet (tamagoyaki), a classic side dish often served at sushi restaurants
・Fresh sashimi (such as oysters, salmon, pufferfish, and other seasonal seafood)
・Traditional Japanese fish cakes
・Japanese fish-based broth (dashi), an essential ingredient in Japanese cuisine
・Japanese green tea
* Food items may vary depending on the availability of seasonal ingredients and local vendor operations.
Main food and drinks included during the tour:
・Bluefin tuna sushi (lean, medium fatty, and fatty tuna)
・Japanese rolled omelet (tamagoyaki), a classic side dish often served at sushi restaurants
・Fresh sashimi (such as oysters, salmon, pufferfish, and other seasonal seafood)
・Traditional Japanese fish cakes
・Japanese fish-based broth (dashi), an essential ingredient in Japanese cuisine
・Japanese green tea
* Food items may vary depending on the availability of seasonal ingredients and local vendor operations.
3
Visit Tsukiji Uogashi, a modern seafood market where local chefs and food lovers shop for the freshest seafood. Discover premium ingredients and pick up local specialties more!!
4
Namiyoke Shrine is the guardian shrine of Tsukiji. Built over 350 years ago to protect the reclaimed land from the sea, it remains a place where fishermen, seafood traders, and visitors pray for safety, prosperity, and good fortune.
Good to Know
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels