Japanese Restaurants in Grants Pass

“Matsukaze 松風, meaning 'Wind in the Pines' - is, to me - without doubt - the finest restaurant in Grants Pass. It's opened three hours a day during the week and 3.5 hours on Saturdays for a reason: that's all the time it needs. People are at the door before it opens and it's busy until closing time because the food is absolutely superb. And the ambiance: perfect. It's comparatively rare to find a Japanese restaurant in America, especially one of this caliber. I first came to Matsukaze in 1984 and it's still going strong for self-evident reasons. A classical Noh play by Kan'ami Kiyotsugu (1333-1384) is also titled 'Matsukaze'; a true work of art, just as this restaurant bearing this same name most certainly is. Anyone visiting Grants Pass should be sure to make dining here a priority.“

“Madison, Ryan, and all the Chefs and employees in the back that work so hard and Creatively. Ducky and I had a great experience. The Quality of food and service and Price as well make this place a great value. Only restaurant with a Badea in one restroom.
The Ramen, Tempura, Agadashi Tofu and Roll as well as the best Unagi I ever had.
My thanks and Happy Holidays to all. We were just passing through and I hope this revue lets all know. Now and Forever!!! Grants Pass has a great Japanese Restaurant. Rivaling any Major City.
Our Thanks to all.
Sincerely
John Grey and Ducky Stuart“

“The service was great, the food came out much quicker than I expected. I love the diverse menu. I had a few rolls which were top notch. But I also had a combo fried rice, the serving portion was huge and I have to say that I haven't had fried rice that good since I was in South Korea.“