Toyosu Market

Visited Toyosu Market and unfortunately missed the early tuna auction, but it was still a unique experience. The place is very clean, modern, and well-organized compared to what you’d expect from a traditional fish market. Walking around the market was fascinating, and the scale of the seafood operations is impressive. The restaurants inside serve incredibly fresh seafood—I had one of the best sushi meals here. Everything tasted high quality and authentic. The market is spacious and easy to navigate, with clear signs and designated viewing paths for visitors. It feels very tourist-friendly while still being a real working market. A great spot to experience Tokyo’s seafood culture. Recommend going in the morning and pairing it with nearby attractions for a full day out

A fascinating experience of watching the early morning tuna auction. Getting on the floor level is for the lucky few. The experience of watching from the gallery is still quite good and unlimited. I was worried of finding the place but it is well organised and you are directed quickly to the gallery from the gate. There are few supporting displays but mainly you want to get a window overlooking the floor (so plan to get early). The activity and auction are beautifully orchestrated and run quickly. Well worth the early day start. Few restaurants are already open by the time the auction is over for fishy breakfast.

This place is worth checking out but in my opinion only if you are able to get there early as in as early as 5am because that’s when the tuna auction happens and there’s actually stuff to see.. any later and you’ll be disappointed. Don’t get me wrong there will be shops and restaurants open but you just won’t get the full experience if you come any later. You’ll probably have to take a cab or drive if you want to be there by 5am though

Toyosu Fish Market is a renowned destination in Tokyo. However, the market has essentially become a shopping mall and food court. Toyosu attracts many tourists every day. It is a nice place if you're looking for a spot to enjoy street food and shop for souvenirs. I feel that I need to visit Toyosu Market to see it because its name is too famous. However, I don't think I need to come here again.

If food markets is your thing, this is peak. Literally its own city, this market is massive, new, clean and an incredible experience. If you apply for the auction a month in advance you’ll be as fortunate as I to witness the tuna auction at 5;30 am. Then walk a few minutes to Daiwa and eat the same tuna in a10/10 restaurant.