Tokyo Fish Market

Excellent Pocky selection, lots of prepared food to choose from like onigiri, sushi, yakisoba, and rice bowls. I also appreciate the fresh noodles, frozen noodles, dried noodles, and noodle sauce. And they carry my favorite tea and glutinous rice flour (key to mochi waffles)!My daughter loves to watch the crabs and pick out rice crackers (and in the summer, ice cream cones) to munch on.From Japanese snacks to fruits, vegetables, tofu and a bit of dairy, Tokyo Fish Market has most Japanese foods (in addition to the fresh fish!) one could want. It's why we're regulars here.

I used to come here sometimes as a kid and love coming here when craving fresh sushi. Their prices I would say are pretty fair and not too bad.Some things in the grocery store are a bit on the pricey side.They also have catering for sushi and nigiri and will have to fax your order to the order form. The catering we ordered was a decent price and super fresh.Their parking lot was also a bit small and will have to find street parking potentially...

Took a week off and decided to finally make a trip to Tokyo Fish Market, and I can't wait to return!Things to note:- Go early, pre-made meals can sell out by lunchtime.- The fish counter staff are super helpful, even if you don't know what you're doing (like me).- Fish price is by pound, but you can buy less than a pound. I bought 0.25 lb per fish for myself.- They have real wasabi.- Otoro is very fatty tuna, Chutoro is medium fatty tuna.- Tasty selection of musubi and onigiri, snacks, beers, and more.I brought a nice haul home and made an excellent sashimi lunch for far less than what I would have paid at a restaurant. The fish was so fresh and delectable! They probably don't need anymore hype, but they've got a new fan in me.

My mom loves the fresh poké bowls. Huge portions for $16.95. Spicy hamachi and spicy tuna. I don't eat raw fish so I usually grab a bento to go. I love how they always change it up. There is always something new to try. Service is always pleasant and efficient.

Love tokyo fish market for the japanese side dishes and the raw fish! They have a decent selection of pre-cut fish, but you can always go to the counter and request a fish of your choice from the extended selection! Most of the fish is high quality, but I've had mediocre cuts of salmon and tuna. Now I check carefully instead of grabbing any box of sashimi. You can get pre-made nigiri too. I recommend checking out their product, I normally pick up some Shiso leaves and cucumber to eat with the fish.

If you're looking for fresh sashmini, fish selections or simple Japanese snacks, this is the place to go. Their selection is so fresh and delicious! You can never go wrong! Great place to get Uni as well! They usually have a line out the door if you go at a popular time so I try to avoid it. Parking is usually okay, if there is none in the parking lot the streets outside are usually okay. I recommend coming here to buy your own sashimi and have it at home! They also offer poke, and a range of frozen selections like gyoza, yakisoba etc.

We've been getting our fish here for years, a friend I grew up with, Martin Imahori, his family own's it. Honestly, compared to going to a a restaurant and ordering sushi or sashimi, it's about 25% the cost. The quality is as high if not higher than any restaurant I've ever had fresh sashimi or sushi in. If you're looking to make some quality sashimi or anything with fish at home, this is the place to go. All those pics below are things I've made at home with their fish. Mostly bluefin, Toro, salmon and Hamachi in the pictures. Give them a try, I don't think you'll be disappointed.Jim

They had live fresh crab that was absolutely delicious. When I called, they were super friendly and even put my crabs on hold for me. The store is little but mighty. Will definitely be back.

Delicious as usual! Came here, got the nigiri combo, tekka maki, dragon roll, rock n roll, and three croquettes and an Ito En Tea for $54 dollars around. Parking is still difficult, there is street parking and parking in the lot but it is often filled up. There is still the gift shop and some days (April 29th) they were selling plants for $5.99 + tax which includes tomatoes and peppers!

I came in today to grab a quick sushi to go. Got the nigiri mix. This is a great Japanese supermarket to go to if you are in Berkeley. I wanted to get something quick for lunch and the nigiri mix did not disappoint.