Seafood (Child-Friendly) in Tsukiji

[2 minutes from Tsukiji Station] A crab specialty restaurant where you can enjoy the freshest and richest variety of crabs at reasonable prices.

◆ 2 minutes walk from Tsukiji Station ◆ 5 minutes walk from Higashi-Ginza Station ◆ Enjoy extra large Nodoguro grilled in a primitive style ◆ Private rooms available ◆

[Tsukiji's largest restaurant] The main hall surrounded by 200 monitors is a must-see! ◆Private rooms available ◆Many fish dishes

◎Notice of price revision◎

The origin of the third generation of Aozora. Enjoy authentic Edomae sushi made with our unique blend of vinegar.

4 minutes from Tsukiji Station ◆ Enjoy our proud products in a calming Japanese space. Get intoxicated with sake selected from all over the country.

We will welcome customers in a store that is completely safe and secure, taking measures to prevent infectious diseases.

[1 minute walk from Tsukiji Station] Passed down craftsmanship and neat sushi. Enjoy traditional Edomae Sushi

A new type of Tsukiji Italian restaurant that generously uses fresh ingredients carefully selected from all over the country.

[Open during Obon! ] Please spend a relaxing time at our store when you go to Ginza.

[Tsukiji/Kachidoki area] A long-established restaurant with a popular atmosphere where you can casually enjoy delicious blowfish dishes at affordable prices.

This is a sister store to "Uogashi Tomina" in Toyosu Market, which has been open since 1990.

4 minutes from Tsukiji Station ◆ Natural wine and Italian cuisine selection course using seasonal ingredients 6,600 yen

Pursuing ingredients and cooking methods to the limit, you can feel the earth and ocean beyond.

We offer the blessings of Kyushu's rich mountains and seas in exquisite creative Japanese Japanese-style meal.

Hidenori Tsukiji main store

The originator of Hidenori Sushi made with a handful of soulful secret red vinegar

Course meal starts from 4,500 yen [7 minutes walk from Shintomicho Exit 7] This is a homely restaurant◎

Speaking of Tsukiji's hideout, it is "Oku-no-in". The calm atmosphere of a former Japanese restaurant is appealing.