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

We went here because we’d seen it in the movies but were so happy that it is a great restaurant! It was busy with locals and tourists both. We ordered a variety of dishes and all were great. The vibe/music was lively and enjoyable. The service was attentive and prompt. Overall= great.

This is where the movie Kill Bill was shot. Full of fantasy and great place to bring visitors for a fun Japanese izakaya. We love the owner of this restaurant and will support everything he has!