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- Tsukiji Koromo Sushi. Restaurants. Sushi. Tsukiji. This compact nine-seater restaurant is located on the outer rim of Tsukiji Market, facing Harumi-dori, so it’s the perfect place to go to dodge the crowds.
- Tsukiji Yakiuo Ishikawa. Restaurants. Seafood. Tsukiji. This fish yakiniku restaurant is a rare gem in the Tsukiji outer market, where a majority of restaurants offer barely distinguishable sushi sets or kaisendon (raw fish on rice).
- Torito Bunten. Restaurants. Japanese. Tsukiji. price 1 of 4. The place to go for a break from seafood, Torito Bunten, a small no-frills diner run by poultry wholesaler Torito, serves everything from teriyaki chicken to chicken liver.
- 4Season. Restaurants. Japanese. Tsukiji. price 1 of 4. This quaint pasta café serves up retro charm and soulful plates of spaghetti in a small, light-filled dining room decorated in varying shades of green.
Dec 14, 2023 · Tsukiji Sushicho Honten is a culinary gem nestled in the vibrant Tsukiji district. A leisurely one-minute stroll from the bustling Hibiya Line Tsukiji Station, this establishment radiates the charm of Edo-style sushi in a distinctive stand-up, casual dining setting.
- Horumon-Ni
- Onigiri
- Ichigo Daifuku
- Maguroyaki
- Tamagoyaki
- Menchi Katsu
- Unagi Skewer
- Sashimi
- Pork Dumplings
- Fish Cakes
Horumon-ni is a general term for a stewed dish made from bite-sized beef or pork intestines which are mixed with vegetables and simmered in miso or soy sauce broth. It’s a standard item at most izakayasince it goes very well with beer. Recommended shop: Kitsuneya
One of the most popular dishes made in Japanese homes is onigiri(rice balls). Warm rice is shaped into a triangle and filled with ingredients such as grilled salmon or cod roe. However, you can use whatever filling you like, making for endless onigiri varieties. Recommended shop: Marutoyo
Ichigo daifuku is a classic Japanese confectionery consisting of anko (red bean paste) and one whole strawberry wrapped in mochi (glutinous rice cake), which is especially delicious when eaten together with a cup of matcha. The sweetness of the red bean paste, the freshness of the strawberry and the bitterness of the tea will come together for the ...
Taiyaki is one of the most popular traditional Japanese sweets, usually in the shape of a fish. However, it is a little different at Tsukiji. Instead of taiyaki, you can find maguroyaki that are specially sold at Tsukiji Fish Market. The dough is made from flour and water which is then poured into a metal baking mold in the shape of a sea bream. A ...
Tamagoyaki is a Japanese egg dish with an irresistible fluffy texture, and it’s made using a special frying pan. It has become a staple side dish for bentolunches, and its sweetness makes it popular among children too. Recommended shop: Daisada
Menchi katsuis minced beef shaped into a ball and deep-fried to a golden brown. The crispy fried batter combined with the juicy meat make for an irresistible delicacy! Recommended shop: Yoshizawa Shoten
Unagi (eel) is a common component in Japanese cuisine. For example, it is often used to make unaju (eel bowl) and hitsumabushi, but unagi skewers are an easy way to try this delicacy. Unagiskewers are bite-sized pieces of eel grilled on bamboo sticks, and they are perfect for a quick snack! Recommended shop: Tsukiji Unagi Shokudō
Sashimi consists of sliced raw fish and is highly recommended as it allows you to fully enjoy the freshness of the many delicious seasonal fish caught in Japanese waters. There are many types of sashimi, including tuna, sea bream, salmon, amberjack, and many others. In Tsukiji you can try some of the best and freshest sashimiyou will ever eat from ...
Pork dumplings are made from a flour-based dough, which is stretched thin and then wrapped around minced pork mixed with vegetables like chives and cabbage, and then fried. They are then dipped in a sauce made from soy sauce, vinegar and raayu (Chinese chili oil). Like horumon-ni, they also goes great with beer, and the taste is so good that it mig...
Fish cake is made by grinding white fish, such as cod, to a smooth paste, kneading it and shaping it into a ball or various other shapes, and then heating it. It can be eaten as it is, but is also delicious when simmered in soup stock, steamed, baked or fried. There is a wide variety of textures and flavors, each with their own unique names such as...
Jun 6, 2022 · Most people visit Tsukiji for the food and culinary supplies, and as you wander through Tsukiji’s outer market you’ll come across: Tiny sushi shops; Casual ramen stalls; Vendors selling everything from fresh seafood to fruits and vegetables; Purveyors of Japanese staples such as tea, kombu, katsuobushi, and nori; Premium Japanese knives ...
SUSHI TAMA: the Los Angeles project of Showa Hospitality. Tama will manifest as both a kaisendon. and à la carte sushi. As a native of Japan, Chef Yoshimoto honed his craft at Tokyo’s iconic Tsukiji Fish Market, the largest fish market in the world.
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Tsukiji Outer Market (築地場外市場, Tsukiji Jōgai Shijō) is a district adjacent to the site of the former Tsukiji Wholesale Market. It consists of a few blocks of wholesale and retail shops, as well as restaurants crowded along narrow lanes.
