Located a 5-minute walk from Tsukiji Station, the location is excellent. There is a spacious eat-in area where you can enjoy your meal comfortably while maintaining a good distance from other customers. They also serve beer and highball. However, the seafood is not very fresh. In particular, the sea urchin is bitter and tastes like alum. The salmon roe was decently tasty, so it may depend on the day's supply. Overall, it doesn't seem worth coming all the way to Tsukiji for this restaurant as there are many other places in Japan at the same price range that offer better quality. The impact of the weak yen may make it more affordable for foreign visitors, though.

It was crowded but I didn't feel like I had to wait long. I ordered a small size uni rice bowl. The rice was probably around 130-150g, and it seemed to be seasoned with vinegar. The uni was delicious. I also tried the sea bream and abalone. The beer tasted even better. My friend ordered oolong tea, but we found free oolong tea available for self-service and we laughed about it.

I visited the Koura-gumi Tsukiji store in the Tsukiji outer market. I ordered the Ibarkani sashimi (priced at 1000 yen). Instead of eating outside the store, I enjoyed it in the indoor dining area. The fresh Ibarkani was delicious. I have also ordered crab from Koura-gumi for delivery a few times. Thank you for the meal.

Here at Koura-gumi, we always rely on their crab online shopping service throughout the year. Although I was aware of their Tsukiji store, I finally had the chance to visit. They have a variety of seafood such as crab, shrimp, crab, oysters, turban shells, sea urchin, and more displayed at the storefront. I tried some fresh oysters and live snow crab, and they were indeed delicious.

The intended shop was closed so I wandered in and was drawn to this place. The shop had seafood being grilled on the left side, with indoor seating and 6 tables outside. To avoid crowds and experience the atmosphere of Tsukiji, I chose to sit outside. I left the ordering to my companion and as we waited, drinks were served. Cheers! It's cold but I still feel like having a beer outside! After a while, piping hot dishes arrived - grilled crab, crab sashimi, crab miso, squid, and scallops. The grilled crab was a bit small, but it tasted delicious with the crab miso! The crab sashimi was fresh and tasty! The squid was a bit smaller than in the photos but still delicious. The scallops were generous in portion and tasty! This place is definitely geared towards tourists! I got to experience the atmosphere of Tsukiji ^_^ Thank you for the meal!

I had some business in Koto-ku and on my way back, I stopped by Tsukiji, as I hadn't had lunch yet. It was already 14:45 and most of the shops were closing. Of course, it's a Wednesday... Amidst this, a staff member from "Kuragumi" who was preparing to close said, "It's still okay!" and I entered. In the midst of the current pandemic, takeout was also available, making it perfect for tourists looking to enjoy a quick seafood bowl in Tsukiji. However, as a middle-aged foodie, I felt it was a bit lacking. Next time, I've decided to come to Tsukiji in the morning.

I went on a food tour outside Tsukiji Market. The 10th place we visited was a crab restaurant. Even though I gave up on crab at the fish market we visited earlier, I still wanted to eat it. This restaurant offers crab sashimi and crab shabu-shabu for food tours. We visited with 3 people at 10:10 am. There were various options, but we decided on crab sashimi. We ordered one crab sashimi for 500 yen including tax. It's quite luxurious at 500 yen per piece, but I couldn't resist the temptation. We ate it lightly seasoned with soy sauce in the eat-in area of the restaurant. The crab sashimi was fresh and sweet. It was delicious to have crab sashimi after a long time. The staff was kind and provided attentive service. It's important that the staff is friendly, right? It's a bit pricey, but if I come to Tsukiji Market again, I would like to visit this restaurant. Thank you for the meal.

Thank you for always liking my postsヽ(・∀・)ノ【Tsukiji Outer Market Food Tour】I was invited by my boss and went on a food tour at Tsukiji Outer Market with two colleagues. We left for Yokohama by car around 8:00 in the morning and arrived at Tsukiji Outer Market after 9:00. We used a nearby parking lot. The staff outside the restaurants were very good at attracting customers. We were drawn in by their sales pitches and the beautifully displayed seafood, so we decided to visit for the first time. 【Crab Sashimi】@500 yen - Not only crab sashimi, but you can also eat crab shabu-shabu at this shop. They also have oysters and more. We added soy sauce at the adjacent eat-in area. The freshness might be the reason, but the sweetness of the crab didn't lose to the soy sauce, and it was delicious. ☆…☆…☆…☆…☆…☆…☆…☆…☆…☆…☆…☆…☆…☆…☆…☆…☆ The staff's service was polite and left a good impression. It's a bit pricey, but it's a shop I would like to visit when I go to Tsukiji. I will definitely come back!

This is a crab specialty store where you can eat crab shabu-shabu and freshly cut crab on the spot. I ordered crab sashimi and grilled crab skewers and enjoyed them in the eat-in space. While eating crab sashimi, I realized that I actually haven't eaten it much in my life. Crab sashimi is sweet, fresh, and goes well with wasabi soy sauce. Eating in the space was also fun. The staff was friendly, and I would like to come back again. Thank you for the meal!

Small portion of sashimi for 2,500 yen, one sazae for 600 yen, and three hamaguri for 1,000 yen.

The price is cheaper compared to others. And the taste matches the price! The seafood bowl is around 1500 yen, but the size is small! An adult man might want to eat two bowls. It seems to be aimed at tourists.

We went with my boyfriend and both of us were pleased, it was delicious.