Fish Market Food Tour in Tokyo

Our tour will take you around both areas of the famous Tsukiji Fish Market: the inner market, which was relocated to Toyosu recently in 2018, and the outer market which still stands today. You'll be taken through winding lanes of alleyways filled with shops that still carry the same traditional charm they had decades ago. Get a closer look at the stalls overflowing with piles of fish - all sorts of salmon, yellowtail sashimi, tuna belly pieces and more! Admire some of the most exotic seafood ranging from sea urchins and snow crabs to squid and lobsters. On top of this, you'll get a firsthand look into Japanese culinary culture as well as enjoy a fresh sushi lunch included in your tour package!

Come take a walk with us inside this legendary fish market - learn about where each fish comes from, how it's prepared and much more! Our friendly and knowledgeable guide will ensure you have an unforgettable experience full of captivating facts and interesting stories about the market’s rich history. What better way to explore Tokyo than bringing home unique insights into Japanese culture while soaked up in its incredible atmosphere? Join us now!

Experience the sights and flavors of the grandest fish market in Tokyo--Tsukiji! With our guided tour, you can discover the fascinating food, history, and culture of the largest fish market in the world. We'll take you through this giant seafood labyrinth while exploring different types of fresh seafood from vendors that are well-known among locals. 

Our tour takes guests through both inner and outer markets. In the inner market, explore Tsukiji's vast selection of fish dealers for a variety of delicious seafood. You will sample some of the highest quality fish such as fatty tuna. There's no pondering about what to purchase with our expert guide leading along; you're sure to get an introduction to everything from sea urchin to eel! 

Afterwards, travel through Tsukiji's outer market with its numerous street stalls and shops selling a wide range of specialties prepared only by skilled craftsmen. Sample the iconic pork dumpling or other local favorites while enjoying lush aromas along this unique journey. Never before has experiencing a fish market been so easy and stress-free! 

Come join us on our Fish Market Tour in Tsukiji for an unforgettable experience! Enjoy learning about Japanese food culture with our friendly local guides who are always eager to share their wealth of knowledge about Tokyo's leading fish market.

FAQ

‍Q: Do we just wander around and try different foods?

Certainly not! Throughout our tour, you will learn about Tokyo's history and Japanese eating culture while savoring local cuisine.

Q: Is alcohol available throughout the tour?

‍On the night tours, yes. You will receive two glasses of your choice of booze (e.g. Beer or sake, etc.). The day tours do not serve alcohol.

Q: How much food is there on the tour?

‍Many people regard the food offered on the trips as a full lunch. You can, of course, enjoy a light dinner before the tour if you're hungry!

Q: What will happen if it rains?

‍Rain or sunny, all tours are held. You should dress adequately for the weather and, if required, carry an umbrella. We urge that you dress comfortably, especially for night trips, as smoking is permitted inside the restaurants and pubs we visit.

Q: Can I still go on the tour if I have dietary restrictions or food allergies?

‍Please notify us in advance. We can create gluten-free, dairy-free, and pescatarian replacements. We cannot, however, accommodate vegetarians. Please contact us ahead of time.

Key Takeaways

The tour covers both the inner and outer areas of the Tsukiji Fish Market in Tokyo, with a knowledgeable guide providing information about the market's history and Japanese food culture.

Guests can sample various types of fresh seafood, including fatty tuna, sea urchin, and eel, as well as other local specialties like pork dumplings.

The tour includes a fresh sushi lunch, and alcoholic beverages are available on night tours.

The tour operates rain or shine, so guests should dress appropriately for the weather and smoking is permitted in some restaurants and pubs.

Dietary restrictions and food allergies can be accommodated with advance notice, but vegetarians cannot be accommodated.

The tour does not include tuna auction viewing.

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