Toyosu Market : Restaurants floor of Seika building and Kanri building

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Toyosu Market was launched on October 11st. I already visited for several times. Toyosu Market have many delicious foods as well as in former Tsukiji Market. Today, I post about restaurants floor of Seika (Wholesales of Vegetables) building and Kanri (Management) building. Those buildings are on the opposite side of Suisan Nakaoroshi building (Wholesales of seafood).

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How to get to Seika building and Kanri building

Toyosu Market is located close to Toyosu Pier. Strictly speaking, not Toyosu.
Toyosu station (metro) is far from the market.

Seika (Wholesales of vegetables) building itself is the closest from the station and the restaurant floor of Seika building on the 1F.

But I have to say. We can’t go straight to there on the ground.
We have go along the passages connected between the station and market’s buildings. There’re many guard here and there. It’s inconvenient 🙁

Anyway, Shijo-mae station on the Yurikamome line is the closest station from the market. There’s passages to the market buildings in front of the ticket gate of the station.

There’re two passages in front of the ticket gate. Left is to Kanri (management) bldg and Seika (Wholesales of vegetables), right is to Suisan Nakaoroshi Uriba (Wholesales of seafood).

So go left passages. If you want to go to Kanri building, all you have to do is go straight this passage.

Kanri building is easy to find.

Contrary to that, Seika (Vegetable) building is difficult to find a bit. Sometimes I find tourists who ask to guard how to get to there (for Daiwazushi)

You have to turn left on the way if you want to go to Seika building.
There’s a sign to Seika building.

But if you want to go to the restaurant area of Seika building, you must not enter the building. There’s such a signboard before the building on your way. The restaurant area is on 1F. Go downstairs.

Downstairs to 1F  on the left of the elevator. Of course, the elevator is available.

There’re so many guard here and there. If you can’t find your way, ask them.
If you want to to to the restaurant area of Seika building, say “Where is Daiwazushi ?”. Because they know only about Daiwazushi around this building 🙁

Restaurants in Seika building

There’re only three restaurants on the 1F of Seika building.
From left to right, Tenfusa (Tempura), Fujimiya (Soba) and Daiwazushi (Sushi).

Restaurants in Kanri building

There’re 13 restaurants on the 3F of Kanri building.

<<Sushi>>
Ryuzushi, Sushimasa, Okame, Ichibazushi, Yamazaki, Kagurazushi
<<Another foods>>
Aiyo (Tempura), Yajima (Ramen), Tonkatsu Yachiyo (Deep fried foods), Dontaku (Sashimi bowl), Tomina (Pizza)
<<Cafe and cofectionery>>
Kimuraya (Cafe), Mosukedango (Kanmidokoro)

Sushi

Yamazaki (やまざき)

Okame (おかめ)

Tsukiji Kagurazushi (つきぢ神楽寿司)

Sushimasa (鮨正)

Ryuzushi (龍寿司)

Ah, I forgot to take the photo of Ichibazushi (市場鮨)… :p

Another foods

Dontaku (丼匠) serve sashimi bowl mainly, but they also serve sushi. So, many restaurants in this building serve sushi !

Tonkatsu Yachiyo (とんかつ八千代)

Ramen shop. Yajima (やじ満)

Tomina (トミーナ) will be open in November. Italian foods restaurant.

Aiyo (愛養) will be open as tempura shop. But they haven’t decided to their opening date yet.

Cafe and confectionery

Kimuraya (木村家) is cafe

Mosuke Dango (茂助だんご).

Where is another restaurants?

Another restaurants are in Suisan Nakaoroshi (Wholesales of seafood) building.
Sushidai / Yamahara / Sushidokoro Sei / Bentomi zushi (sushi)/ Sushibun / Isozushi / Sho / Iwasa Zushi / Takahashi / Yonehana / Fukusen / Ikinoya (former Kato) / Nakaya / Oedo / Yoshinoya /
Odayasu / Rokumeiken /Nakaei / Fujino / Torito

[Toyosu Market] Largest Restaurant floor in Toyosu Wholesale Fish Market bldg
Finally Toyosu Market was launched on October 11st. I visited 3F of Wholesale Fish Market bldg.Restaurants in T...

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