5 Best Sushi Restaurant in Toyosu Fish Market Latest Guide

5 Best Sushi Restaurant in Toyosu Fish Market Latest Guide

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When the Tsukiji Fish Market relocated to Yurikanome Line to become Toyosu Fish Market in Tokyo’s Koto Ward which is about 2km east of Tsukiji, many of the original sushi restaurants moved with the markets too. This article presents the best Sushi restaurants in Toyosu Fish Market.

Daiwa Sushi

Daiwa Sushi is a Sushi restaurant well known for its fresh and delicious Sushi. You have to get there around 5 am when the shop opens in order to make it for the first seating. It opens from 5:30 am to 1:30 pm, and it is always closed on Sundays.

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Iso Sushi

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Iso Sushi is a Sushi restaurant that has lots of good reviews online. This comfortable restaurant accommodates around  30 customers. It usually has a little number of customers in the morning.

What’s really exciting is that you get to see the Sushi Chef prepare the food in your presence. And from reviews, they have the freshest sushi ever. They open around  6 am to 2 pm, and they close on Wednesdays.

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Sho Sushi

 

 

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Konnichiwa Japan!Ever since I first tried sushi I wanted to try it straight from the motherland, and thanks to #1 rated Shou sushi tsukiji, now I have!The Good:1. The Taste. Freshness and taste were incredible, and maybe it’s in my head, but I could definitely taste a difference from sushi I’ve had back home! 2. The Wait. There was none! I rolled up and saw huge lines had gathered on the street, but to my surprise, not one person was waiting for Shou. Normally, I would take this as a bad sign, but we went for it and were not disappointed! The Bad:1. The Finding It. It’s tucked away amidst the plethora of food choices in and around the Tsukiji Market, and being unfamiliar with the area, getting lost is easy to do! 2. The Coziness. Could be a Japanese thing in general, but not much room to maneuver, so wear your skinny jeans!Overall, the omakase’s taste and aesthetics were excellent with friendly chefs and best of all no wait!Muy Suave 9.5/10! #shousushi #sushi #tsukijifishmarket #fish #tokyo #japan #food #instafoodie #japaneats #foodie #bestsushi #tripadvisor #yum #nomnomnom #getinmybelly #tuna #restaurants #wheretoeat

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Sho Sushi is a popular Sushi restaurant that some people have said to be underrated. It provides delicious Sushi in comfortable, friendly customer service with minimal queuing time. It opens from 6 am to 2 pm. It is closed on Wednesdays and Sundays.

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Sushi Dai

 

 

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Sushi Dai is and will remain the most popular Sushi restaurant that pools a lot of people to its abode daily on queue! Another amazing fact is that it can only accommodate  20 people, this being the reason for the long queue coupled with the testified ultra-fresh and delicious Sushi.

It is always advisable to get there around 4:30 am in order to make it for the first or second seating, or else you will have to queue for four hours. It opens from 5:30 am to 2 pm, it is usually closed on Sundays and Wednesdays.

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Oedo

 

 

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Oedo is well-known for its delicious Kaisen-Don , which is a Japanese rice bowl that consists of Sushi Rice with fresh seafood and fish toppings. Its facilities accommodate tourists with its several English speaking staff. It opens from 6:30 am to 3:30 pm. It is closed on Sundays.

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Conclusion

It is a great pleasure having you read this article on the best Sushi restaurants in Toyosu Fish Market in Tokyo. It should be able to provide inkling on what to eat when you get to Tokyo.

Visiting Tsukiji Market and Making 3 Types of Sushi

This experience begins with an insightful tour of the vibrant Tsukiji Market alongside host Masa, where you can learn about local history and culture while selecting fresh ingredients. After exploring the market, you will head to her welcoming home for a hands-on sushi-making class that caters to everyone, including beginners and vegetarians. Combining a guided market tour with a warm home-cooking session, this experience is highly praised by international travelers as an unforgettable highlight of their trip to Japan.

Access : Higashi-Ikebukuro Station

Hours : 4.5 hours

Website : https://airkitchen.me/kitchen/9980.php

Price : 13,000 yen

Sushi Bento Making & Tsukiji Market Insider Tour with Tuna Tasting

Guided by an insider with over 100 years of family connections in Tsukiji, participants explore hidden market alleys and enjoy fresh tuna tasting.After the tour, guests move to a nearby studio to prepare 10 pieces of authentic sushi using professional Japanese knives and fresh wasabi. The 2-hour experience concludes by arranging the handmade sushi in a handcrafted wooden bento box to enjoy a delicious, custom-made meal.

Access : Tsukiji Station

Hours : 2 hours

Website : https://airkitchen.me/kitchen/13765.php

Price : 11,000 yen

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