Oizumi Kojo Nishi-azabu - Tokyo

Food and service were both good. The zenzai dessert was just delicious. Here we found staff with a much better than average level of English compared to other restaurants in Tokyo/Japan as a result there is a slightly less local vibe.

Very cool spot! This restaurant inspired a couple scenes in the movie Kill Bill. It's a very busy spot so get reservations! If you are a solo traveler you have to call to make a reservation for one. (corrected) BUT I walked in and was seated within 5min since there are ample spots at the bar. You are right in the thick of it too! Oh and the food was excellent as well! (If you ask nicely they will let you see the rooftop terrace where another scene was inspired from the movie)

Very cool restaurant that was the inspiration for the Kill Bill movie famous fight scene. Recommend reservations that are easy to make ahead of time online. We enjoyed one of the preset course meals and got to watch a lot of the cooking. Fun atmosphere and really good food. Visited here in March.

A fun place to eat. The interior is so huge that you can walk around the two floors, The upper floor is a balcony that looked down on the tables. The restaurant was the inspiration for some scenes in the movie Kill Bill. When i was there, a group of diners came dressed in the yellow Uma Thurman jump suit. The food was varied and delicious. The service was great.

Great experience to visit the 'Kill Bill ' restaurant. It definitely is tailored for the tourist, and the service team definitely wants the tables turned over swiftly. We spent approximately an hour and was told we could no longer order food to cater for the queues outside. So those seeking an authentic Japanese experience this one isn 't for you. For those wanting to tick it off your bucket list, then it 's a must.