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Tsukiji Market, beloved by Taiwanese tourists, offers fresh seafood and delicious N
Come to Tsukiji and feast on seafood delicacies!(Photo provided by MK Publishing)
● Sushi Sei
Sushi Sei Honten, which enjoys considerable fame in Tokyo, is located right next to Tsukiji Market. Established over 110 years ago, it remains committed to crafting the most traditional Edomae-style sushi. The ingredients used are, of course, meticulously selected from the freshest catch at Tsukiji. Under the skillful hands of the sushi chefs, these are combined with richly flavored vinegar rice to create the perfect harmony of taste. In addition, various simmered or grilled fish and shellfish dishes such as tai meshi (sea bream rice bowl) are also highly popular.
Sushi Sei (Photo provided by MK Publishing)
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Sushi Sei
Address: 4-13-9 Tsukiji, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Business hours: Mon–Fri 08:30–14:00, 17:00–20:30; Sat 08:30–20:30; Closed on Sundays and public holidays.
● Sushi Dai
At Tsukiji’s most famous Sushi Dai, it’s common to wait in line for at least 1–3 hours. Aside from the fresh and delicious food, the service is also quite good. Though the wait can be exhausting, the delicious meal you finally get to enjoy is sure to soothe your mind, body, and soul.
Sushi Dai (Photo source / jesswords)
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Sushi Dai
Address: Inside Tsukiji Market, Building 6, 5-2-1 Tsukiji, Chuo-ku
Business hours: 05:00 – 14:00
● Yamato Sushi
Yamato Sushi is the most famous sushi shop in the inner market of Tsukiji, with long queues forming every day. Originally a small eatery for market workers, it became renowned due to the owner’s excellent eye for selecting seafood. Not only does he use only the freshest, top-grade catch of the day, but he also picks out the choicest, fattiest cuts favored by connoisseurs.
Yamato Sushi (Photo provided by MK Publishing)
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