Browse menus, reviews and photos of Japanese Restaurants in Grants Pass.
Japanese · $
1572 Northeast 7th Street, Grants Pass
Customers’ favorites
“I just discovered this place after starting to work in GP. This place is bomb. Great hibatchi bowls and sushi. The staff is super friendly and for being a foos truck, it's actually a cool place to eat. They have covered seating and a propane heater for the winter. Definitely recommend!”
Japanese · $$
on hillcrest Street, 1675 Northeast 7th Street, Grants Pass
Customers’ favorites
“Matsukaze 松風, meaning 'Wind in the Pines' - is, to me - without doubt - the finest restaurant in Grants Pass. It's opened three hours a day during the week and 3.5 hours on Saturdays for a reason: that's all the time it needs. People are at the door before it opens and it's busy until closing time because the food is absolutely superb. And the ambiance: perfect. It's comparatively rare to find a Japanese restaurant in America, especially one of this caliber. I first came to Matsukaze in 1984 and it's still going strong for self-evident reasons. A classical Noh play by Kan'ami Kiyotsugu (1333-1384) is also titled 'Matsukaze'; a true work of art, just as this restaurant bearing this same name most certainly is. Anyone visiting Grants Pass should be sure to make dining here a priority.”
Japanese · $$
220 Southwest H Street, Grants Pass
Customers’ favorites
“Best sushi in town, wonderful staff, great ambiance. Usually the service can take a long time, I’m not sure if they are under staffed but it’s always been worth the wait for us, we just try to always make a reservation before we go.”
Sushi · $
941 Southeast 7th Street, Grants Pass
Customers’ favorites
“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.”
Marugame Udon is fueling its U.S. expansion by partnering with Bikky - a customer data platform that helps multi-unit restaurants to unlock higher traffic, sales, and frequency. Marugame is a global brand with over 1,200 locations worldwide, famous for its Sanuki udon and tempura. The brand entered the US market in 2020 and operates 15 stores in California, Hawaii, and Texas.
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Rock N Roll Sushi, the restaurant chain known for its fun, rockin' American-style sushi experience, is kicking off 2024 with some big moves. The brand is continuing to expand out west, opening new locations in markets like Phoenix, Colorado Springs, and central Arkansas. "Our team has been hard at work — and it's paying off with truly rockin' results," said Chris Kramolis, Chief Development Officer.
The conveyor belt sushi chain Kura Revolving Sushi Bar has huge growth plans for 2024. The company just announced it will open between 13 to 14 new restaurants across the United States in its 2024 fiscal year. That would be the highest number of new locations Kura has ever opened in a single year since first coming to America back in 2009. "Our organization has demonstrated that it's more than capable of meeting that challenge year after year, and we're excited to keep delivering on that," said CEO Hajime "Jimmy" Uba.