Summer ahead! A sea house that can be reached in 20 minutes from Ginza!
Why don't you eat a delicious tuna bowl while being blown by the sea breeze?
It takes only 12 minutes to get on the bus bound for Toyomi Fisheries Pier from Ginza. When you get off at the end point, the surrounding area is a fishery warehouse district. There is a different world that you can't imagine as a city center. A sea house-style building suddenly appears about a 5-minute walk from there is "Tuna Wholesale Fisher's Terrace". As the name suggests, it is a dining room operated by the tuna wholesaler Suzuyoshi.
The atmosphere is completely "sea house", such as surfboards displayed in the entrance and in the store, and white swings on terrace seats. I feel the illusion of being in Okinawa or Shonan. However, this is a place where you can come from Ginza in about 20 minutes. (The signboard inside the store says 2 km from Ginza.) This is a special spot where you can relax and enjoy a resort feeling away from the hustle and bustle of the city. I liked the sea very much!
A menu centered on seafood is lined up.
A reasonable and recommended dish is "Makanaidon" (1000 yen). There are plenty of tuna and salmon pigeons and tuna stewed. Rice is vinegared rice. The taste of tuna that you expect from the store name is delicious that does not disappoint expectations. When you eat it, you can see that you are using fresh fish. The boiled tuna is also used for shigure boiled, so there is a feeling of eating tuna firmly.
Is there any other place where you can eat while feeling the sea breeze in Chuo-ku? The atmosphere of the night is also wonderful. Please go to the "Tuna Wholesale Fisher's Terrace" full of extraordinary feeling.
[Fishherries Terrace of Tuna Wholesale]
Address: Suzuyo Sibil 3-13, Toyomicho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Phone: 03-3533-0111
Business hours Monday from 10:00 to 16:00
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 10:30-20:00
Friday from 10:30 to 22:00 (L.O.21:30)
Saturday from 7:30 to 22:00 (L.O.21:30)
Sunday from 7:00 to 20:00
Holidays: New Year holidays/irregular holidays