Was a nice place to have lunch with a vibrant atmosphere. The food came out fairly quickly and the staff understood english which was very useful. Also it had a small stand with pictures of Kill bill as this was used to film a particular scene!

Had a bit of trouble finding this one as it is on the 14th floor of what looks like an office block just to the right of the little Police Station. The food was very good, we had prawn tempura for the main and pate and prawn ball for starters which were all delicious as well as some lovely cocktails.... More

We wanted a easy Japanese dining experience without having to eat anything too crazy while in Tokyo. (We enjoyed the more traditional Japanese offerings at other places and wanted to change gears.) Gonpachi delivered. This place specializes in charcoal grilled skewers--all of the ones which we tried were delicious. Our table perched over the main grilling area where skewers of... More

I have been to this restaurant 5 time within 3 years. Their food and service is always good or excellent. The price is very reasonable also.

We ended up in this restaurant thanks to the concierge of the hotel and we still thank him for the tip! The atmosphere is great, genuine and the Kill Bill halo a bonus! We tasted the most tender beef and tuna from all the trip. Delicious!! Melting in your mouth! It wasnt cheap but truly worthy!

Went there because of its "affiliation" with Kill Bill. Overall, it was a nice experience. The decoration was good. The ambience was nice and pleasant (I guess it helps that the restaurant was not too crowded when I was there). The food is also good and the price is quite reasonable. Recommended.

This restaurant was the inspiration for the restaurant, House of Blue Leaves, in the film Kill Bill. The restaurant's layout is very unique and aesthetically appealing. More importantly, the food is actually pretty good. I had better food at a some 'hole in the wall' locations that were off the beaten path around Tokyo but this restaurant did not fail... More

The more overlooked (Gonpachi in Nishi-azabu is where Kill Bill was filmed) but just as delicious. Reasonably good value as you can have a great meal of various delicacies for $50/person. Select here instead of Nishi-azabu in order to have a more respectable night out in Shibuya instead of Roppongi

We ate lunch in Gonpachi Shibuya with a large group recently ... great experience ... super atmosphere ... good food ... reasonable value. The meal gives a really good sense of the range of different Japanese food styles, in this regard it is not unlike izakaya ... and therefore for the gaijin Gonpachi is a good way on easing into... More