Tokyo Toyosu Fish Market Food Guide | Fresh Seafood and Authentic Flavors

#Tokyo Food Guide Tokyo's Toyosu Fish Market replaced Tsukiji Market in 2018 and became the world's largest seafood wholesale market, located on an artificial island in Tokyo Bay. This is not only a paradise for seafood lovers, but also a great place to enjoy fresh sushi, rice bowls and Japanese snacks. Here’s a guide to the best restaurants and special dishes to try at Toyosu Fish Market, so you can enjoy a feast at this “Tokyo Kitchen”! Fisheries Central Wholesale Market Building (Sixth Block): A Sushi and Seafood Paradise The dining area on the third floor of the Sixth Block is Toyosu’s most lively food center, with more than 20 restaurants. Sushi Dai is famous for its fresh sushi. Its "Chef's Recommendation" set meal (about 4,000 yen) includes the best seafood of the day. You need to arrive early and line up (the restaurant opens at 5:30). Iwasa Sushi offers a casual atmosphere and is a great place to try out high-quality sushi for the first time (around 3,500 yen). Non-sushi options such as Yajiman's ramen (about 1,000 yen) have a rich broth that quickly satisfies your taste buds. Pros: Fresh seafood, varied choices, good for breakfast or lunch. Transportation: Directly reach the Market-mae Station of the Yurikamome Line. Fruit and Vegetable Building (Fifth Area): Hidden Delights There are only three restaurants on the first floor of the Fifth Area, but Yamato Sushi is not to be missed. There are many seats and the waiting time is short. The seafood bowl of the day is recommended (about 3,500 yen). Tenba's Tendon (about 1,500 yen) is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and paired with seafood broth, it's very memorable. Pros: Less crowded, suitable for quick meals. Transportation: 3 minutes walk from Shichangqian Station. Management Facilities Building (Area 7): Coffee and Light Meals Senriken Coffee Shop has been serving Japanese breakfast since 1914. The signature cream stew with soft-boiled eggs (about 1,200 yen) is heart-warming and can be paired with coffee or coffee-flavored ice cream (about 500 yen). Mosuke's Japanese desserts such as dango (about 600 yen) are perfect for those with a sweet tooth. Pros: Comfortable environment, suitable for leisurely dining. Transportation: 5 minutes walk from Shichangqian Station. Tips and advice Time: Most restaurants open in the morning from 5:00 to 6:00 and close before 14:00. It is recommended to visit in the early morning and watch the tuna auction (application must be made in advance). Reservations: Popular restaurants such as Sushi Dai require queues, so it is recommended to arrive before 4:30. New attraction: Toyosu Senkemanlai, opening in 2024, will offer an Edo-style food court perfect for grilled seafood and Japanese desserts. It is recommended to enjoy a sushi breakfast at Sushi Dai in the morning, and then go to Senriken to enjoy a coffee and light meal to experience the freshness and vitality of Toyosu! #TokyoFood #ToyosuFishMarket #Sushi #SeafoodDonburi #Thousands of Customers