Food Tour at Tsukiji Fish Market
Tokyo, Japan
Trip Type: Food Tours
Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes
Eating at one of the restaurants on the Michelin Guide is nice, but on this tour, you will find that the whole town can be one big restaurant. You will visit many places in town, enjoy different types of food, and get a glimpse of the culture, history and the local people.
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Eating at one of the restaurants on the Michelin Guide is nice, but on this tour, you will find that the whole town can be one big restaurant. You will visit many places in town, enjoy different types of food, and get a glimpse of the culture, history and the local people.
Meet your guide in front of the gate of Tsukiji Honganji Temple at 8:15am and start exploring the Tsukiji fish market that has a history of 80 years as the biggest fish market in Japan.
For local Japanese people, Tsukiji is a special place to buy the freshest, high-quality seafood and ingredients. This market is also special place for chefs. Many chefs of Michelin-star restaurants come and buy special ingredients in Tsukiji.
On this food tour, you will learn about Japanese culture while sampling various kinds of symbolic Japanese food including Japanese style omelettes, dried bonito, Japanese tea, fresh oysters, fried fish cakes, sake, and sushi.
*All menu items are subject to change.
Get ready to eat and drink as the locals do.
Meet your guide in front of the gate of Tsukiji Honganji Temple at 8:15am and start exploring the Tsukiji fish market that has a history of 80 years as the biggest fish market in Japan.
For local Japanese people, Tsukiji is a special place to buy the freshest, high-quality seafood and ingredients. This market is also special place for chefs. Many chefs of Michelin-star restaurants come and buy special ingredients in Tsukiji.
On this food tour, you will learn about Japanese culture while sampling various kinds of symbolic Japanese food including Japanese style omelettes, dried bonito, Japanese tea, fresh oysters, fried fish cakes, sake, and sushi.
*All menu items are subject to change.
Get ready to eat and drink as the locals do.
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