This is the restaurant from the fight scene in Kill Bill 1 where Uma Thurman takes on the gang of 99 with swords. The actual restaurant is a rustic traditional japanese setting with an incredible menu of meat skewers, sashimi, seafood, and more. I tried about 4 different types of skewers and they were all delicious. I also had the sushi boat and save for the sea anemone, everything was really fresh and tasty. The servers all spoke perfect English and the menu was in English, the service was fast and friendly. The set up is kind of cramped but hey its Tokyo, space comes at a premium. Overall a wonderful experience and a must see for all film enthusiasts and tourists alike.

You Believe you are part of the movie. The service it’s good quality of food and service it’s perfect. It’s a most to visit when you go to japon

My wife and I went to this restaurant for dinner recently with a friend who recommended it. It is a lively, boisterous and sometimes quite noisy place. The main attraction here is the fact that the restaurant was the site of the filming of the famous fight scene in the Kill Bill 1 movie. The food is a range of Japanese offerings of Yakitori style with also Tempura and Soba as well. Gonpachi has a very good selection of drinks. The service was good and with English spoken by the wait staff. We had a great fun night.

The setting is nice, there was live music on Friday night. Food is average Not impressive but not bad as well.

Nice music, noisy place, good food, all waiters speak English. Nice experience. Book lin advance! Great tempura. Kitchen is open on the main hall, so you can see cookers. Very nice and young atmosphere, with music from ‘80s