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Tokyo: Sushi Making with Pro Chef & Tsukiji Fish Market Tour

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About This Experience

Would you like to try your hand at making sushi? Join us on a special tour where you'll learn how to make traditional sushi from a professional chef! Before the …

Highlights

  • Try sampling food that is beloved by fine cuisine restaurants.
  • Explore Tsukiji Fish Market with a friendly guide.
  • Discover where the local foodies got to eat
  • Learn the foundation of the Japanese food culture at ‘The Kitchen of Tokyo’
  • Sushi making experience taught by a professional sushi chef.

What's Included

  • ✓ Lunch (your own made sushi: 5 different nigiri sushi and 1 rolled sushi)
  • ✓ Sushi workshop
  • ✓ Local and professional guide
  • ✓ Family-friendly Sushi making workshop with history, trivia, and lesser known facts
  • ✓ English speaking host, and a professional sushi master from the area who love to answer questions
  • ✓ Fresh ingredients and proper utensils, all sourced from the market
  • ✓ Dashi soup, as well as some sushi from the master

Good to Know

  • If you arrive late, the tour cannot be extended
  • No refunds will be given for cancellations or late arrivals on the day of the tour
  • For our sushi making class, vegetarians and gluten-free guests are more than welcome! Please let us know of food restrictions or allergies before 5:00 P.M. JST on the day before your tour
  • Infants and toddlers are free of charge, but if they want to try their hand at making sushi, they will not receive their own sushi kit.
  • You will need to walk upstairs to reach the 3rd-floor classroom
  • The fish market(Uogashi wholesaler market) is closed on Wednesdays, Sundays, and other closed market days.
  • For Tsukiji Fish Market Tour, we do not accommodate vegetarian, halal, gluten-free requests. We will try to accommodate allergy-related requests, though it may not be possible.

Meeting Point

Meet at the main gate of Tsukiji Honganji-Temple, at the front of the Temple. Google Maps takes you to the back of the Temple, please ignore this.