I had eaten and drank at two places before and was already full, but I still wanted to eat something else. So I decided to walk around and ended up getting a smoothie at the third place to cool down because it was hot. I ended up feeling full again, so walking was kind of pointless (lol). I had stayed up late drinking the night before, so I was feeling sleep-deprived. I took a short nap on a bench at the information center and then felt hungry, so I finally went to a tuna restaurant. I couldn't eat much, so I just had one small and one medium size tuna can each. It was delicious, but expensive. I guess it was good that I wasn't too hungry, right? (lol)

Breakfast consists of tuna and red tuna set for 1400 yen. Pale ale beer is available for 400 yen. It is recommended to visit around 9 am on holidays. PayPay is accepted. The restaurant is often crowded with foreign customers. Even though there is usually a line, the turnover rate is high so you can quickly place your order. It is a standing style restaurant with no seating available.

■ Visit on a Saturday afternoon. ■ Order: - Toro Three Kinds of Tuna Bowl, 3,400 yen including tax. ■ Impression: I was busy with work and wanted to refresh myself by eating delicious seafood. I had known about this place for a long time but hadn't had the chance to visit until now. Tsukiji seems to have recovered from the COVID-19 situation, as there were many tourists lining up in front of the shop. While waiting in line for about 20 minutes, I debated whether to get a bowl or sushi. At that moment, I felt like indulging in a luxurious meal, so I ordered the Toro Three Kinds of Tuna Bowl, which costs over 3,000 yen. Initially, I thought about getting the Three Kinds of Tuna Bowl, but I was drawn to the rarity of "Kama Toro" and ended up splurging. The shop is open-air, and meals are served in a standing position. The Toro Three Kinds of Tuna Bowl that came out had a small amount of white rice, but there was an ample amount of tuna. The progression from medium fatty tuna to fatty tuna, then to Kama Toro with increasing melt-in-your-mouth texture was impressive. I believe the quality of the tuna was the best I have experienced in all my visits to Tsukiji. Definitely worth a try! ■ Location & Access: 5 minutes walk from Tsukiji Station.

Maguroya Kurogin Tsukiji Honten "Sanshoku Don" is a popular sushi restaurant known for using top-quality tuna sourced directly from the famous tuna wholesaler, Yamayuki. The restaurant has been in operation for over a decade and is affiliated with the move to Toyosu Market. The three-color bowl consists of otoro, chutoro, akami, and negitoro on top. The tuna is fresh and moist, with a perfect balance of sweetness and umami that pairs well with the vinegared rice. The casual restaurant has a standing style where you order when it's your turn and are seated at the counter or standing table. The sister restaurant, Kaigen, is a bit more upscale, but Kurogin offers a more laid-back dining experience. It was delicious! Thank you for the meal.

I went out for breakfast on Sunday because Toyosu was not open. I searched on Tabelog and chose a place. There are not many places open early in the morning, but the uni donburi and sushi counter places have lines, and this place also gets crowded after opening. The prices are a bit high, but the quality is excellent, with generous portions and delicious cuts of fish. They only have tuna, but it's satisfying!

Visited Tsukiji for tuna and it was worth the wait. Even though there was a long line, I was able to buy it in about 20 minutes! The staff was very friendly and the atmosphere was great. The tuna had a very refined fat content and was incredibly delicious! If you're going on a food tour in Tsukiji, this is a place I would love to visit every time.

▼Access Tsukiji Market Station: 2 minutes walk Tsukiji Station: 3 minutes walk▼Scene Lunch▼Price 1,500 yen▼Order Lean Tuna Bowl: 1,500 yenMy favorite seafood bowl shop in the outer market of Tsukiji! It's a stand-up shop with fast turnover, and takeout is also available. The menu lineup allows you to order by bowl or piece. Except for myself, almost all customers were inbound tourists. The staff are friendly and provide polite service, making you want to come back again! The Lean Tuna Bowl was thick and incredibly fresh, with plenty of Negitoro on top, making it delicious.【Menu List】Sushi◾️Special Toro 3-piece set* Kamatoro, Otoro, Chutoro: 3,400 yen◾️Honmaguro Kuroginsu Set* Otoro, Chutoro, Akami: 2,600 yen◾️Honmaguro Ochun Set: 2,000 yen◾️Honmaguro Chutoro Set: 1,600 yen◾️Honmaguro Chutoro and Akami Set: 1,400 yenBowls◾️Toro 3-piece bowl* Kamatoro, Otoro, Chutoro, Negitoro: 3,400 yen◾️Three-color bowl* Otoro, Chutoro, Akami, Negitoro: 2,600 yen◾️Chutoro Bowl: 1,800 yen◾️Lean Tuna Bowl: 1,500 yenThank you for reading to the end!

Visited around 1:20 pm on a regular day. Initially passed by around 11:30 am but there was a long line. Lots of foreign customers in every store! Maybe because of the weak yen? I barely made it in line at this store, which has a last order at 1:30 pm. Waited for 6 people ahead of me. You can only order when there is seating available for dining in. They were offering tea while waiting, which was a nice service. I ordered the Honmaguro Kurogin Sushi Set. It had Otoro, Chutoro, and Akami (I apologize if I'm mistaken!). It was delicious with rich flavor! It's nice that you can compare different cuts of tuna. It's priced at 2600 yen, which is quite reasonable. It's delicious!

Tuna sushi and tuna bowl specialty restaurant where you can enjoy dining alone or sharing with others. The space for lining up is limited, so if it gets crowded, you may have to wait a bit before queuing. The turnover seems to be good compared to other places. It is recommended for its reasonably priced tuna from the tuna wholesaler "Yamayuki". The tuna selected by a tuna shop that also supplies to famous shops in Ginza is quite tasty. The soy sauce has a slightly sweet taste like tamari soy sauce, which is interesting. Don't expect top-notch skills at this kind of place, but the quality of the sushi can vary greatly depending on the chef. The size of the fish and rice is generous, making it perfect for satisfying your hunger. Rolls seem to be popular here. This time, I had a set of tuna, chu-toro, and o-toro for ¥2,400. Thank you for the meal!

I had some medium fatty tuna at Tsukiji Market! It seemed to be a famous shop as I waited in line for about 20 minutes. The tuna was priced at 600 yen per piece, which was quite expensive but definitely delicious! I ordered 4 pieces of medium fatty tuna and was surprised by how it melted in my mouth. I can only imagine how amazing the fatty tuna must be...

I visited this restaurant for the first time. I ordered a set of 6 pieces of black and silver tuna. We shared 1 piece each of fatty tuna, medium fatty tuna, and lean tuna with my girlfriend. We tried various kinds of tuna at Tsukiji that day, but the most delicious one was here. I want to come back again. I also wanted to try their rice bowl.

Let's go to Tsukiji! The first place that came up was this restaurant. We underestimated it being a weekday and arrived around 11 o'clock, only to find it extremely crowded. Takeout is also available, but there are a few tables and a counter in front of the store where they guide you to sit. On the table, there are soy sauce dispensers, soy sauce dishes, disposable chopsticks, cold tea, and a warm hospitality. I had a combination of Kamatoro, Otoro, and Chutoro sushi for 3400 yen. My companion opted for a bowl. The prices are high, but the taste is worth it. The sushi was thick, large, and melted in my mouth. I want to eat it again. They closed around 12:30. If you want to go, I recommend going early!

The shop only handles tuna and it's very delicious! They use good quality tuna, so the prices are a bit high, but it's really tasty. I went around 10:30 am on a weekday and there was already a line. The number of people in line is limited due to the road conditions. I was able to eat in about 15 minutes.

I stayed near Tsukiji for the first time in a while, so I went to Tsukiji Market for breakfast. First, I went to Maguroya Kurogin-san. There was already a line, but I was able to order quickly and eat it right outside the shop. The melting toro woke me up. Oh, what a luxurious and wonderful awakening... I was called by the tuna, and my tension was high from the morning. We shared it between two people, so we each had two pieces. It was gone in no time. It was the best. This is definitely one of the shops I want you to try when you go to Tsukiji.

As expected of a popular restaurant, we arrived at 1 pm on Saturday and found about 20 people waiting in line. We waited for about 30 minutes to get our meal. We ordered three different types of rice bowls for the three of us: medium fatty tuna bowl, tuna bowl, and lean tuna bowl. They were all delicious, but the medium fatty tuna bowl made with natural bluefin tuna was the best. Considering the price and portion size, it may not be the best value, but since it's not often you get to eat natural bluefin tuna, we were satisfied. The rice bowls were not very large (like a mini seafood bowl), so it might be a good idea to try another restaurant as a second option.

The medium fatty tuna nigiri was delicious, with a nice melt-in-your-mouth texture. However, the fatty tuna roll was more cost-effective and also very tasty. The fatty tuna in the roll was a bit disappointing compared to the nigiri, as it lacked the expected richness. Overall, the roll is recommended for its taste and value.

Around 10:30 in the morning on a regular day, inbound visitors are starting to come back, so Tsukiji Market is bustling. About half of the people waiting in line are foreign tourists. It took about 20 minutes to get my food. It's a standing-eating style. I had a set of 4 pieces of medium fatty tuna for 1600 yen. I had high hopes because there was a line, but the tuna was just average, and the rice was too cold. That's all I remember... Thank you for the meal ☺️

On Sunday around 10:30, I visited and waited for about 30 minutes. Is it a reaction to COVID-19? There were a lot of foreign people, and it felt like the atmosphere was coming back to life! Even though the shop was a bit dull, having people around somehow makes the food look more delicious, is it just me? The staff also spoke in English, so it seems like foreigners can order with peace of mind. (Probably they don't use Tabelog, I think) The only canned beer available was Tokyo Ale, so be careful if you prefer a refreshing taste. It was delicious, it was worth the wait.

I wanted to have tuna breakfast at Tsukiji, so I casually came here. Even on a weekday when there aren't many people, this place is clearly crowded. I decided to line up at the register to try the tuna. I couldn't decide between a rice bowl or sushi, but I chose sushi in the end. It's eaten at the counter in front of the store, but it doesn't look appetizing because it's packaged sushi. I thought they could do without the packaging since there are many customers eating at the store. Oh well. As for the taste, among packaged sushi, I think it's the most delicious in the world. The tuna is delicious, and the sushi is well-made. I think I want to eat it for breakfast every day.

Visited "Maguroya Kurogin Tsukiji Honten" and ordered the Otoro Don. Arrived around 10 am and joined a line of about 20 people. Waited for about 30 minutes before receiving the dish. As expected from a tuna specialty shop, the Otoro was rich and delicious, clinging to the tongue. Although the prices have been raised quite a bit, if it were the previous prices, it would have been a truly satisfying dish. Thank you for the meal. I will definitely go again.