Tsukiji Outer Market (solo trip)

Despite many people saying to avoid due to tourist trapping, it’s really going to be up to you make the decision if certain stalls are worth it. Most spots that require longer waits generally prove to be better but feel free to look around to see what people may have missed. Super packed so expect to march like herding sheep but the food experience was nice to have tried being in there.

Had a great time walking around the old fish market. Different little stalls selling fresh fish, Wagyu beef on a stick with uni, fresh fruits, matcha, coffee, and mochi. Price may not be cheap but the quality was excellent. Good to visit before 9AM to beat the crowd. Most stalls closes at 2PM in the afternoon.

Had a great time walking around and trying different eats ! There wasn't any misses in my opinion. Everything is tried was delicious 😋 places had trash for thier own items so just be aware if you have other trash ! Also Everything is was able to pay for either card. Would definitely come here again !

Came on a Saturday morning, place was bustling with people, shops mostly open, and the atmosphere loud but full of energy. It was crowded, but that’s part of the charm. The market felt alive, with locals and tourists mingling together. There’s a huge variety of food stalls, from fresh seafood and sushi to grilled snacks, along with plenty of dry goods, spices, and souvenirs. It’s also a popular s...

Having visited Tokyo over ten times, Tsukiji Outer Market remains a staple in my itinerary. While the food quality might not rival that of high-end restaurants, the market offers an unparalleled atmosphere and a diverse array of street food and local delicacies. From fresh sushi to grilled seafood skewers, there’s something to satisfy every palate. The vibrant energy of the market, combined with ...