Great Ramen Place! Overall this place is beyond my expectations. Their broth is the shining star of their menu. Perfectly balanced umami and savory with rich aftertastes. With adjustable spicy level (they blend the hotness and soup base flavor really well) and wonderful Chashu (the thick one), their soup base is one of the best I ever had in US. The texture of noodles is similar to other ramen shops, nothing too special. Servers are very friendly and professional. The establishment is well organized and furnished. Portion wise a little small, feel a little pricy but worth the taste and service! read more

Man this place I would go to war over to tell people it was the best in austin, heck best in Texas. Now, the service is slow, the spicy paste that gave the bowls a kicks is off the menu now, and the drinks take as long to come out as the ramen. Don't get me wrong the ramen is still amazing. But until they up their spice game and service I won't be back 1 star for how bad it's dropped but 2 because it is still amazing ramen they just need to tweak some things. Also the cherry blossom trees on the patio make it such a nice touch if you choose to sit outside. But where is the SPICE????? read more

Good takoyaki. Ramen was not great. I've definitely had better ramen at a more cost friendly rate. Service was nothing spectacular. Liked the ambiance inside though, great decor! I had the spicy tantan ramen, and honestly, there was nothing that special about this one. I appreciated that they gave me a full egg. Definitely would go with the tonkatsu next time instead. Takoyaki was really really good and the happy hour deal definitely makes it worth the price. read more

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Lunch time with son and family before heading out to the Austin Airport!!!! Excellent service ! Ordered the Hakata Tonkotsu Ramen which was served with rich pork broth, Chashu pork (simmered pork belly), whole soft boiled egg, kikurage mushrooms, green onions and bean sprouts. Somehow the simmered pork belly tasted gamey to me and wasn't what I expected to be !! I loved the creaminess of the broth !!! The Gyoza pan fried pot stickers were deliciously seasoned ! I surely was full before my flight and will surely try other dish on the menu on my next Austin visit !!! read more

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Our last day in Austin, we decided we wanted to do something soup-y. First impressions: The area this ramen shop is in is very nice! There's lots to do and shop for after or before eating! Service: Servers were friendly and attentive! Food: My bf and I both shared the chicken karage and then we each order the deluxe tonkatsu, I got the mild and he got the medium. The broth was super rich and creamy! I was really surprised. I really enjoyed the broth and its taste, however, the noodles were alittle clumpy. I would definitely recommend coming here, the food was delicious and fast! read more

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Everything was delicious. Service was very fast and friendly. Restaurant is cute inside. Really good ramen, might be better than tatsuya. The bowls are really pretty which I appreciate. It's giving ramen in a pretty seashell. read more

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Wow, this was close by Thinkery so convenient. We wished there was better air conditioner since it was hot outside. Get a free token for claw machine if you get a kids meal. Also there is limited chicken ramen bowl which was nice. Kids meal was welcome surprise on what you get. It comes with juice box, Korean fried chicken, steamed broccoli, and jelly for dessert. Plus they provided kiddy chopstick holders for the kids. read more

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I've been to Marufuku Ramen multiple times now, and it never disappoints! The staff there are always friendly and attentive, and the food is solid. Interior ambience is clean and modern, and you can see a bit of the kitchen and the different orders as they come out. This most recent time, we came by on a weekday evening and were seated almost immediately. Hakata Tonkotsu (4.5/5): - Comes with rich pork broth, chashu pork, soft boiled egg, kikurage mushrooms, bean sprouts. Big fan of the broth here in terms of richness and flavor. - Choice of spice level - I usually go with the medium! Feels like it adds just enough spice without being overpowering. - Of note, this order comes with thin noodles as default (vs. the Tan Tan Ramen, where the noodles are thicker) - something to keep in mind depending on your noodle preference. Overall, would highly recommend Marufuku if you're looking for a casual spot for ramen! The service is efficient as well. Depending on the day, parking can be a bit rough but there's usually validated parking available in the garages or (free) street parking if you're willing to walk a bit. Looking forward to visiting Marufuku again soon! read more

Marufuku Ramen - Hakata Tonkotsu - Ramen Near Me - Austin, Texas

Came in on a Saturday right after opening and were greeted by kind staff. Very accommodating for those at our table that had allergies / questions about spice levels (in case we needed it more spicy, or had any concerns) Plenty of seating and enjoy the bar style opening where you can see the chef's cooking (and smell the food too!) Price for 3 wasn't too bad considering you're in the heart of Austin. Apps: the edamame was good. Salted but nothing crazy. Karaage was crunchy and still moist. Ramens: Tantan Men was a different noodle texture than the other style ramen. Good and easily distinguishable that it's a different outlook having ground chicken. The chicken Paitan and Hakata Pork ramen were so similar but I like that they let whatever flavor you pick shine. Like the pork flavor is noticeable in a good, clean way. The DX chicken leg was a massive bonus for being only $4 more. Good flavor, lots of meat and easily shareable. Don't let the ramen size bowls fool you. They don't skimp on quantity. I saw other customers bowl's come out and thought to myself "I'm gonna need to pay for extra noods" but boy was I wrong. That bowl is DEEP lol. read more

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If you're looking for great ramen in Austin, Marufuku is definitely worth a visit. The restaurant was spotless, well organized, and had a really nice ambience with soft lighting--cozy but still bright enough to actually see your food, which is always a plus at a new spot. We ordered the pork belly tonkotsu DX and the chicken paitan DX, and both were incredible. The tonkotsu broth was rich and flavorful, and the chicken paitan was the real surprise--easily the best chicken ramen I've had in the Austin area. Amazing food, great atmosphere, and a spot I'll definitely be coming back to. read more

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Took my Midwestern parents-in-law here since they've only ever had instant noodles and are not super adventurous with food. My husband and I were surprisingly delighted wheh they said they liked it and would get it again! Luckily it wasn't too busy on a Saturday afternoon on Valentine's Day so service was great! The broth was rich, the noodles were cooked al dente, and the meat was tender. Apps: marufuku bites, gyoza Entrees: hakata tonkotsu dx (no spicy and medium spicy) The floor to ceiling windows and Japandi-like interior felt very airy and light despite the cozy seating. read more

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The tonkotsu ramen at Marufuku Ramen was rich, creamy, and full of that deep pork flavor I was hoping for. The noodles had a great chewy texture, and the chashu was tender enough to practically melt into the broth. The soft-boiled egg was another highlight, with a perfectly jammy center. We also ordered gyoza to share, which had crisp edges and made a great side to the ramen. Definitely a satisfying bowl from start to finish. read more

7/10 I ordered the Hakata Tonkotsu with extra spice on the side. The broth was actually really good, rich and flavorful, which was the highlight of the meal. You can tell they put effort into that part. That said, the rest was kind of underwhelming. The noodles were mediocre and didn't have the texture or bite I usually expect from good ramen. The egg was also disappointing, it didn't have much flavor and wasn't soaked in soy sauce like it typically is at most ramen spots, so it tasted pretty plain. Overall, the food wasn't bad, but it was just average. Nothing stood out enough to make me want to come back. With so many solid ramen options out there, this one didn't really hit for me. read more

Marufuku Ramen - Hakata Tonkotsu - Ramen Near Me - Austin, Texas

Marufuku Ramen is located in a pretty hip shopping area in Austin, and we went on a Saturday night for dinner fully expecting it to be busy--which it was. We had a late lunch earlier in the day, so we didn't mind a later dinner or some waiting time. Parking deserves its own mini review. If you're willing to pay, street parking a few blocks away is easy enough and runs about $2/hour, which isn't bad at all. After reading other Yelp reviews, I tried to find the parking garage that Marufuku validates (up to 2 hours). I even called the restaurant to confirm, but all I got was "the one with the green sign" and something about "Ranch." Helpful-ish. For clarity: the actual garage is a nearby retail garage called Metropolis, very close to the restaurant. Rates there are also $2/hour, so even if the validation doesn't work, you're only out a few bucks. As we left our hotel, we hopped on Yelp to join the waitlist. Note that you have to be within a mile to do this so we had to wait until we were close. Around 7:00 pm, the quoted wait was over an hour. The waitlist system is well organized and easy to track in real time. We ended up getting seated around 8:15 pm for a party of four. Pretty close to the original estimate. Service was great overall. Our waiter was kind and attentive--nothing flashy, but definitely solid and professional. Food-wise, this place really shines. Ika karaage: Not my favorite dish personally, but still worth trying. I would have ordered the chicken karaage but we had fried chicken for lunch that day so opted for something else. Takoyaki: Absolutely spectacular, especially if you already like takoyaki. Ramen: Some of the best ramen I've had. You have to try their flagship Hakata Tonkotsu Ramen. If you're looking for something bursting with flavor and noodles with a nice chew, the Tantan Men is also excellent. We got both ramens with medium spice and it was just right. The only minor hiccup came at checkout. The waiter brought over an iPad and took my card tableside. Luckily, I checked the bill (which I usually don't if the waiter is holding an iPad waiting for your credit card) and noticed it was the wrong one--about double what I expected. I pointed it out, and he fixed it immediately. No hassle, no awkwardness, just interesting to mention. Pro tip: take a few seconds to check your bill. People make mistakes and you can be kind about it. One final tip: there's a QR code at the door for parking validation, so don't miss that on your way out. Also, the Metropolis parking website is kind of janky--it kept spinning and blanking out for me--but it eventually worked. The validation ended up working (the 75 minute wait plus the 45 minute meal - made it just in time). Bottom line: if you want really good ramen and don't mind a little parking inconvenience, Marufuku Ramen is absolutely worth it. If you want better ramen, go to Japan. read more

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I crave this bowl at least once a week. It's so creamy, so flavorful, so rich and perfect amount of spicy. Always a quick in and out. read more

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We just moved to the area and decided to find the closest ramen spot. As soon as we arrived we saw many people waiting outside and I thought oh we must have found a good spot. I'm happy to say it lived up to the hype. We had about a 35 minute wait but you can just join the waitlist on Yelp whenever you are ready to go so you can save some time waiting. The restaurant is intimate but you don't feel overcrowded. The ramen broth is so flavorful and the spice level is great. You have the options on spice level though if you don't want it spicy. My ratings on food below. Pirikari chicken bites - 8/10, great crunch on the chicken and nice kick. The sauce was a little too sweet for me but overall still a nice bite Hakata Tonkotsu- 10/10, this broth shined so flavorful and creamy. My husband got this one and loved it. He ordered it medium spice. Chicken Paitan - 10/10, this was so good! Chicken was so tender and perfectly cooked noodles. I will be back for this again. I ordered this medium spice. read more

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Really enjoyed the vegetable ramen--fresh, flavorful, and really satisfying. Would love to see a few more vegan and vegetarian options on the menu! read more

Marufuku Ramen - Vegetable Ramen - Ramen Near Me - Austin, Texas

Ramen was mid, takoyaki was the only item worth the price. Would come here only for the deals.

I've been to Marufuku a couple of times, but today was the day I had the BEST meal and decided to write a review. My first time wasn't too memorable and the second time I got the ultra spicy veggie ramen and it was so spicy I cried (which is good haha i have very high spice tolerance so I'm glad I found a spot that can do truly spicy). This time, I got the deluxe Chicken Paitan DX Ramen (the one that comes with the chicken leg). Chicken Paitan DX Ramen: A sweet soy glazed chicken leg is served on a hot sizzling plate with a small bed of bean sprouts marinating in the sauce. The sauce is a sticky, sweet soy sauce that is so delicious. The chicken leg itself is tender, juicy, and has a great skin texture. The skin soaks up the sauce so well and even has some nice charred bits that add to the flavor and complexity of the dish. The ramen itself was great too. A creamy rich chicken broth. I got the spicy level, so one level under the top spice level and it was perfect. Not unbearably spicy, but had a really nice underlying kick. The noodles are a thin yet snappy noodle so it made it easy to eat. I love the corn and mushroom spirals too! Overall, if you come based on this review, make sure to get the chicken paitan dx ramen. There are only 15 served in a day but ask them if they have it because I was able to get one on a Monday night at around 8PM! It's a nice space, good for a date or even a casual hangout. They have tables to accomodate parties of 1, 2, 4, and possibly 6. read more

Rating: 3.7/5 [dine in] Service here was great, even with the chaos of the BOGO deal. We first came on a Thursday night and they told us they couldn't guarantee seating after 7:30 PM because of how busy it gets. We learned it's best to come early and put your name on the waitlist ahead of time. Once they text you that your table is ready, you only have a five minute grace period, so you'll want to be close by. We came back on Sunday, the last day of the BOGO, around 1:30 PM. By then most of the ramen options were already sold out and only the tonkatsu and paitan were available. The bowls felt smaller than expected and the toppings were a little lacking, but they were still filling. We've had Marufuku before in California and this location just didn't compare. Chicken Paitan ($16): I wanted the vegetable ramen but since they were out, I asked if I could get spinach noodles instead. They were able to make that change, which I appreciated, though the soup didn't coat the noodles very well. The chicken itself was delicious, the broth had a strong chicken umami, and the soft boiled egg was also good. If you love chicken for the soul, this bowl is for you. Hakata Tonkatsu ($16): The broth was missing some depth and while the flavors were fine, the chashu wasn't tender and leaned on the dry side. I'm also not a fan of thin ramen noodles so this wasn't my favorite. Ika Karaage ($9.50): Japanese style fried squid. I didn't enjoy this dish at all since it had a very strong squid taste and didn't seem fresh. For drinks, they were out of the Mueller Mule and Tokyo Tea, but I tried the Lychee Calpico Margarita ($14) and loved it! It's tequila-based but not heavy at all. It's the perfect afternoon sip --refreshing, sweet, and perfect to balance out the heaviness of the ramen. read more

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4.5 Stars - A solid ramen spot in Mueller. They have cocktails and beer and such - the Lychee Margarita ($14) is sweet and yummy. I tried the Takoyaki ($7), Chicken Paitan ($16), Mentaiko Bowl ($7.5), and Chashu Bowl ($8.5). The Takoyaki is excellent - it is warm, crispy on the outside, and fried fresh. For entrees - stick with the ramen for sure. The broth is absolutely delicious and the noodles are the thin kind. The egg is perfectly soft boiled and the protein comes in decently sized slices. Not many restaurants do chicken ramen well, but Marufuku nailed it. The rice bowls were yummy but the protein amount is pretty light, especially with the mentaiko. read more

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Food was fresh and the drinks were fun, tasty and refreshing!! Staff were very friendly and I got to play the little claw machine they have in there before leaving. read more

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If you're looking for authentic, unforgettable ramen, you absolutely have to try the Hakata Tonkotsu DX at Marufuku Ramen. From the very first sip of that rich, creamy broth, I knew this place was something special. The noodles were perfectly cooked, the pork was tender and flavorful, and every bite felt like comfort in a bowl. Honestly, it's the best ramen I've ever had--and it's not even close. What really sets this place apart is the customer service. The staff is friendly, attentive, and truly make you feel welcome from the moment you walk in. The vibe is awesome--lively, clean, and the kind of place you want to sit, relax, and enjoy every minute of your meal. And whatever you do, don't pass up the Spicy Wings. They are sweet, spicy, and perfectly crispy--cooked just right with that satisfying crunch in every bite. Absolutely delicious and the perfect complement to an already amazing meal. Top-notch service, incredible food, and an unbeatable atmosphere--this place is a must-visit. read more

Marufuku Ramen - Hakata Tonkotsu DX - Ramen Near Me - Austin, Texas

I'm a regular at Marufuku. Their Chicken Paitan ramen is my personal favorite, and my husband enjoys their tonkotsu. The broth is rich and creamy. Hits the spot when you want a hot and comforting meal. I like that they use thinner style noodles. The egg is perfectly soft boiled with a jammy yolk in the center. Their appetizers are also great; you can't go wrong with an order of chicken karaage or ika karaage. Recently they did a BOGO ramen deal, and the line to get in was long but moved quickly. They will validate your parking in the garage nearby. read more

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Got lucky and stopped by during their first-time promo BOGO ramen! What a great find. We tried the 3 ramens: vegetable ramen, hakata tonkotsu, and chicken paitan. Plus some sides: takoyaki, squid, and a seasonal soba noodle dish. Everything was flavorful, rich, and beautifully balanced, the kind of broth you actually want to finish. We paired it all with hot sake, which made it even better. Service was quick and friendly, and the place had a clean, cozy vibe that felt welcoming. Honestly, I'd come back even without the promo! read more

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From Sep 22-Oct 5, Marufuku Austin has a BOGO deal, available for dine-in only. Buy 1 ramen, get the other free! DX versions included, and the second bowl must be of equal or lesser value. We came for this great meal deal. So did everyone else, as the place was full of diners enjoying ramen bowls. Their tonkatsu was served piping hot and their pork broth was flavorful as usual. However, the pork belly today was mostly fat... think boiled bacon. Ugh. If that's the direction their tonkatsu is heading, we'll avoid ordering it from now on. read more

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We had Spicy Tantanmen and Hakata Tonkotsu. The Tonkotsu broth was very soothing and the pork was very tender and juicy. The Tantanmen was more savory and a little spicy, and it has lots of sesame seeds which makes the broth more flavorful too. Both ramen were pretty good read more

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Wait staff was friendly and helpful. Food was fantastic! Lychee margaritas were out of this world. So glad we went here. read more

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We came here for a date night since its in the area and its probably one of my least favorite ramen spots in Austin. I got the cold ramen, and my husband got the Tonkotsu-style ramen. He's a bit more critical of ramen than I am since he lived in Japan for several years. The service was fast, and we got our ramen within about 10-15 minutes of ordering. The cold ramen was okay, but I prefer Jinya's cold ramen flavor profile. However, the tonkotsu ramen was very flavorless and watered down. Maybe it was an off night when we came, since based on other reviews, this chain ramen joint has really full-bodied flavors. It was worth a try but not my favorite ramen spot in Austin. read more

Marufuku Ramen - Ramen Near Me - Austin, Texas

Wow, super good quality food. We got the chicken ramen, and even though I usually prefer pork, it was outstanding. The broth was incredibly rich and flavorful, and a generous serving. The pork belly bowl is also very good, one of the best pork belly dishes I've had in town. The staff were very friendly and attentive, and the appetizer came out super fast despite the place being packed. Ambience isn't the best, it's a little small, but still a good place to go for a casual meal. read more

Marufuku Ramen - Chicken Paitan - Ramen Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Surprisingly took me so long to try this place when it's not too far away. With no reservations allowed the wait times and lack of waiting area makes it tough. Ended up just catching 2 seats at the bar while still on waitlist. The pork buns and fried chicken appetizers were so good! And got the spicy chicken ramen (tan tan) + corn. Everything was a 5/5. Can either be casual or dress it up if you want, either way it's a cozy vibe. read more

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I was excited to try this ramen spot after reading good reviews and seeing that they have other locations around the US. Unfortunately we came too late for their roasted chicken ramen special. We had the mentaiko bowl and karaage to start out with. Karaage was good but nothing special. The mentaiko bowl was a let down, rice was hard and dry and it was literally just some veggies and a dollop of mentaiko. For ramen we tried the dry ramen, chicken paitan and spicy tonkatsu. The chicken paitan broth was probably the best one but again not anything really special. The dry ramen was good for summer but the noodles were undercooked and hard. Overall, I probably won't be coming back again as the ramen was very average although not bad. read more

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We visited over the weekend and were seated instantly. Our order arrived within 5-10 minutes, and it was amazing. I'm not usually a fan of creamy soups. I prefer a more watery consistency so I was hesitant at first. But this one was perfectly balanced, and I have no complaints. You can park in the nearest garage, and they should validate parking for a couple of hours (though I recommend checking with them to confirm). Parking can be a bit tricky in the Mueller area. read more

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My boyfriend and I visited on a buzzing Friday lunch during the 4th of July long weekend. The place was packed, and though we waited a bit for our orders to be taken and the staff let us know they were short-handed, the servers remained friendly and transparent about the delay. We ordered the vegetable ramen and chicken tan tan ramen--both bowls were absolutely perfect for the rainy weather, with rich, comforting broths and fresh toppings. Despite trying other ramen spots in Austin, Marufuku Ramen remains my favorite, and this visit only reinforced why I keep coming back. The flavors are unmatched. read more

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Had dinner with a friend mid week. The staff was attentive & food was delivered timely . I ordered the only ramen without pork which was the veggie ramen- I found it odd the selection of veggies it was served with so I ordered the mushrooms, bamboo shoots and bean sprouts with it. It was odd that my add ins came on the side but it worked out as they probably would have given lesss had they been in the bowl. My egg was also missing but staff brought it out quickly after I mentioned it. Me and my friend both felt the egg was a little undercooked as even the whites on the inside were slimy. Flavor of the ramen was great! Slightly spicy and packed with depth like it had been steeping for some time! Shishitos were bland needed a dash of salt or something but once dunked in the vinegar it's served with we both enjoyed them. I would come back if in the area but since this is the only thing pescatarian friendly as far as ramen goes it won't be on the top of my list. read more

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4.5/5 stars I really enjoyed this ramen spot; it's one of my favorites so far! We stopped by on a Wednesday around 7pm. It was busy inside, but there was plenty of seating. Service was fine. We received our food in a timely manner. We ordered: - Hakata tonkotsu DX (ultra spicy) | Hakata style ramen with rich pork broth, chashu pork (simmered pork belly), seasoned soft boiled egg, green onions, kikurage mushrooms, bean sprouts, buta kakuni (braised thick pork belly), corn, and nori seaweed - Gyoza | Panfried pork potstickers - Chicken karaage | Japanese style fried chicken - Takoyaki | Octopus balls - Ika karaage | Japanese style fried squid - Shrimp tempura buns | Shrimp tempura with yuzu mayo sauce, spring mix, red onions, green onions, and sesame seeds I loved the hakata tonkotsu deluxe ramen. The broth was rich and flavorful, with the perfect amount of spice (I got the ultra spicy). The pork chashu and buta kakuni were tender and fatty, the egg was cooked well, and this ramen came with all the toppings I like. What more could I ask for? While the ramen was amazing, the appetizers were ok. I liked the takoyaki, chicken karaage, and ika karaage. Not the best I've had, but not bad. I wished the chicken and ika karaage had better sauces though. The shrimp tempura buns were ok. I would've liked more shrimp and less sauce. The gyoza were the worst I've ever had. They were so bland and soggy. read more

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Hakata-style Tonkotsu ramen is the signature move here, meaning that the milky bone broth with thin noodles firmly closed the door on vegan diners for many years. At long last, the Vegetable Ramen has come to the rescue, easily adapted by simply removing the otherwise included boiled egg. Delicate strands of spinach noodles lay hidden beneath two slabs of startlingly meaty braised tofu and fresh vegetable toppings that are more like a garden salad than the usual steamed or boiled accompaniments. The carefully crafted broth is the star of this show, making the high end price tag much more palatable. For those who crave a more traditional taste of the Japanese staple, this one will easily satisfy. Expect a wait around dinner time; the dining room is spacious, but seating is mercifully spread out. Also, you can park in the McBee St Garage and get up to two hours validated for free. read more

There was a short wait when we went for dinner but we were surprised by how quickly we got our table, and the service was prompt and friendly. I enjoyed the Hakata Tonkotsu DX ramen. I got the spiciest level, but it was perfect and wasn't spicy to me. Overall, this is a great ramen spot to satisfy your cravings. read more

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I cannot even begin to describe how much I love Marufuku. As a top contender among locals for best ramen in town, I have to agree. Not only is their ambiance nice and trendy, but their food is absolutely delicious. As you order, you note what level of spice you would want, and I think my spice tolerance is higher than the average, but wow they do not joke around with their spice levels. I ordered spicy and it really was actually spicy - I'm used to places not meeting that expectation. My husband and I ordered the takoyaki, hakata tonkotsu and spicy tantan men, and matcha cheesecake for dessert. Service was consistently attentive, while we never felt rushed. To start, the takoyaki was amazing and packed full of flavor. Spicy tantan men is delicious and very sesame forward (so keep that in mind because it may be overpowering if you are not a fan of sesame). The hakata tonkotsu is one of their most popular ramen, and for good reason - the broth has a richness and depth of flavor that seriously is the best bowl of ramen you'll get in town. I don't normally finish the broth that's leftover if I already finished all my noodles, but best believe in Marufuku I am cleaning my bowl spotless. For dessert, our matcha cheesecake was the perfect way to end our meal. At first glance looking at the size of the bowls, I didn't expect it to be so filling. The bowls have quite depth to them so they really do hold a lot more than you think. I was quite hungry and was debating between the tonkotsu or the tonkotsu DX (DX means same bowl size but more protein), eventually going with the regular tonkotsu and I'm glad I did. We were pleasantly full and thoroughly enjoyed our meal. read more

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Visited Austin for Memorial Day weekend and came here for dinner Saturday night based on high reviews on Yelp. We were promptly greeted upon arrival and sat in a booth. We were greeted by the waiter who graciously explained the menu to us and made a few recommendations. We started off with Gyoza ( pan seared). The gyoza was not bad but had a little tart taste to them and they were room temp when we received them. My little one loved them as she is the dumpling fan. My daughters and wife had Spicy Tan Tan without the egg and I had the Chicken Paitan Spicy. Now I see where the ratings come from. The ramen my daughters and wife had was rich and flavorful with the thicker noodles and chicken slivers in the bowl. The broth was really flavorful and not too spicy. The chicken Paigan with the spice was on point. This one has the thinner noodles, sliced chicken, greens onions, and a rich chicken broth. They have different levels of spice for all palates. They have wine , beer, and limited but good liquor choices. We had a Pinot Noir that was delicious. Very smooth and full bodied. I definitely recommend trying this place out. read more

Marufuku Ramen - Ramen Near Me - Austin, Texas