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Gonpachi Nishi-Azabu
Famous for inspiring Tarantino’s Kill Bill, Gonpachi Nishi-Azabu combines nostalgic Edo-style interiors, live music, and classic izakaya fare in one of Tokyo’s most atmospheric dining settings.
Dining
Iconic Tokyo, Yakitori & Sushi, Private Rooms, Live Music, Great Cocktails
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Gonpachi Nishi-Azabu isn’t just a restaurant—it’s a Tokyo legend. Known globally as the inspiration for the Kill Bill fight scene, the venue channels old Edo through timber beams, lanterns, and an open grill that brings theatrical flair to your meal. Located near Roppongi, this multi-level izakaya offers a menu spanning charcoal-grilled yakitori, handmade soba, sushi, and more, complemented by an impressive lineup of Japanese sake and cocktails. Private rooms are available for gatherings, while the main hall often features live traditional performances that deepen the ambiance. Popular with locals, tourists, and visiting celebrities alike, Gonpachi offers a cinematic dining experience rooted in flavor and flair.
Facilities & Services
Charcoal-Grilled Yakitori, Sushi, Tempura
Private Dining Rooms, Group Seating
Full Bar with Cocktails and Sake
Live Traditional Music (select nights)
English Menu Available
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