Dec 18, '11

Sushi for Breakfast at Daiwa

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Eating the freshest fish possible is part of the fun when visiting the biggest fish and seafood market in the world. Daiwa Sushi (Tsukiji Market Part6 Bldg. 5-2-1 Tsukiji, Chuo-ku, Tokyo,tel. 03-3547-6807) hides in one of the busy alleys of Tsukiji and is definitely worth the over an hour wait- the fish is unimaginably fresh and much cheaper than at the best sushi places in the city.

*People queuing ( mostly locals, always a good sign)*

menu — *I paid over 4000 Yens – a bargain in Tokyo for top quality fish.*

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