What other travelers are saying about Misaki Fish Market
Great place to eat Maguro (Tuna) sashimi. Variety of restaurants to choose from. Make sure you arrive at the restaurant a tad bit earlier than what’s conventional because employees told me that it can get packed easily. But I didn’t like the fish market store inside the department. The staffs are a hindrance when we’re trying to look at stuff. They use awful marketing techniques such as calling elderly people “onnichan” or “oneesan” to catch their attention which I don’t think people take as a compliment. Overall, everything is great.
Hidden Gem that isn't so hidden as long as you look
Small but nice fishery market with good sashimi and seafood! Super friendly people from the city!
Tuna fish is good quality.
Incredible place
And seafood are oishiiiiiiiiiii !
Frequently Asked Questions
Arrive very early, typically before dawn, as main market activities including tuna auctions peak during early morning hours and conclude by mid-morning.
Admission to public market areas is free, though access to wholesale sections may be restricted or require special permission.
Yes. Retail sections and affiliated shops sell fresh seafood, processed fish products, and related goods to the public.
Yes. Several restaurants and eateries in or near the market serve fresh seafood meals including kaisendon (seafood rice bowls), sashimi sets, and grilled fish.
Photography policies may restrict or prohibit photos during auctions and in certain wholesale areas to avoid interfering with business operations. Verify current policies before visiting.