Got the two croquettes one with the spicy fish roe and the other with the kimuchi. Spicy fish roe wasn't very spicy but was delicious, the kimuchi topped one had a very nice spice level and I would recommend it for anyone that wants a spicy treat. Both the croquettes were nice fresh warm with a crispy outside and gooey insides that were a perfect compliment for each other

Really unique potato croquettes in Tsukiji. Not sure if new or recently became popular but there was a huge line. Their croquettes are a bit unique as laced with Worcestershire sauce so they're moist and tangy. They offer 4 topping options... bonito flakes at 350 yen, mentaiko sauce at 400 yen, kimchi at 400 yen and seafood at 450 yen. We went for the mentaiko and were very happy with it. The line is long but moves fairly quickly. Staff were super friendly. The food itself is something different and worth a try but not why you should come to Tsukiji market. Either way, would recommend if you have some time to kill and want to try something a little different.

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Bought the sweet potato chips which is arranged like a bouquet of flowers, it's definitely meant for sharing. The chips is already cold, but still very crispy and enjoyable as a snack.

Monja croquette" is a unique Japanese dish where the flavors of monjayaki, a type of savory pancake, are combined with the form of a deep-fried croquette. It involves a mixture of ingredients like cabbage, seafood, and meat, bound together in a batter, then breaded and fried until crispy. This fusion dish offers the enjoyable textures of both crispy and soft elements, along with a medley of savory flavors.

Delicious, hot croquettes filled with a rich gravy-like stew. The spicy fish roe croquette was so good!