This fish market is quite small. Gets really crowded closer to lunch time so make sure you're there by around 11:15 am. This was as per my experience. We had chirashi zushi type dishes (i.e. different kinds of raw seafood on a bed of rice). Whilst it was good, it wasn't of that excellence above that of what you would typically find in many places in Japan. Of course it was a good experience but if you miss it, it ain't a big deal.

Plus I don't know if we were being scammed or not. But this is what happened. We queued to get seats (we waited about half an hour). We chose our dishes from the pictures along the walls. Later we were given a menu. When we were asked to pre-order, I couldn't find the items we chose on the menu. (Which in itself was dubious, we chose the place based on the the selection on the walls). So I had to point our choices out on the wall. The girl taking our order said something confusing. There were two of us and I ordered two rice bowls and one small side. She was saying it was too much (in broken English) which I didn't understand. She wrote something down on the order slip which was priced JPY3000. Our choices were JPY2000 which were what I pointed at. She later crossed out the item I didn't order but left the JPY 3000 in the amounts column. I was already suspicious at that point wondering why she did not cross out the amount. After we ate and I went to pay, true enough, the other waitress who rang the bill on the till, added the JPY3000 (which we never ordered and never got). I told her, that order was cancelled. She said sorry and recalculated the total.

Not sure if anyone has experienced the above. Could be a couple of waitresses trying to make extra money out of unsuspecting tourists. If you were a bigger group it would be harder to track. Or it could be an honest mistake. You be the judge.