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    Marufuku Ramen

    4.4 (564 reviews)
    ModerateRamen, Noodles
    Open • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Takoyaki 5pc
    Emily C.

    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.

    Kids meal minus the dessert and juice
    Sunita S.

    Love the flavors and their kid friendly Ramen. It's been a while since I've had a veggie ramen that truly WOWed me and this was it! I'm glad we discovered this place.

    Net A.

    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 !!!

    Jeremy D.

    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!

    Hakata Tonkotsu DX
    Nikki H.

    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.

    Hakata Tonkotsu - Chashu pork (simmered pork belly), seasoned soft boiled egg, green onions, kikurage mushrooms, and bean sprouts.
    Oscar G.

    When one door closes..another tasty door opens! Colleague and I were headed to a new trendy place, but they closed at 2p . Few miles down the street we knew Marafuku Ramen was another new adventure, and so it was! Ordered the Hakata Tonkotsu, it was . Service was quick excellent, definitely coming back to try other things & Medium spice lvl.

    Kids meal
    Phillip Y.

    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.

    Hakata Tonkotsu
    Evelyn S.

    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!

    Chicken leg from DX combo
    An Tuan N.

    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.

    Chicken Paitan DX  Chicken Paitan
    Julie N.

    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.

    Gyoza
    Amie N.

    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.

    Hakata Tonkotsu
    Adilene P.

    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.

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    Sean K.

    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.

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

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    So delicious and service is great. I go at least once a month to get the Pork Tonkatsu.

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    Vegetarian broth, no seafood?

    They have one veggie option!!

    Do they have any vegan ramen options?

    No, the vegetable ramen is not vegan. Nothing at this restaurant is gluten free nor vegan friendly

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    Ramen Tatsu-Ya - Ol' Skool (Assari)

    Ramen Tatsu-Ya

    4.1(895 reviews)
    2.8 mi•East Austin
    •$$

    BOOZY HIBI-GIBI PUNCH Sake, sweet hibiscus tea & lemongrass…read more Who knew sake would match so well with hibiscus tea. It's ligh and refreshing, a great drink to start the meal. MI-SO-HOT Spicy pork bone broth with miso. I opted for the keto version and replaced the noodles with bean sprouts. This was my favorite dish! The broth was rich and flavorful, although it was a little too salty for my taste. CHILI OIL GYOZA jalapeño ,soy sauce, chili oil, shallots, negi, cilantro & spicy garlic furikake. They were so nice to give these to me for free! The gyoza was flavorful, but there were almost too many flavors going on, the soy sauce, chili oil and furikake somewhat overpowered the taste of the gyoza itself. Also a little salty for me. Overall, a great dining experience. It's a cute Japanese restaurant with lots of fun Japanese displays and a lively atmosphere. The staff were especially friendly and welcoming. I really enjoyed my meal and would definitely come back on my next trip to Austin

    Mi-So-Hot Ramen The…read moreportion was really generous and definitely enough for one person. However, the broth was a little too salty for my taste. On the bright side, the food came out very quickly, and the restaurant had a spacious and comfortable atmosphere. Overall, I wouldn't say it was bad at all--it was just a little too salty for my preference.

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    Lucky Robot Restaurant - Voltron Roll

    Lucky Robot Restaurant

    4.1(1.8k reviews)
    4.2 mi•SoCo (S. Congress Ave.), 78704 (South Austin)
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    Def would recommend this place. Nice fusion restaurant and the inside is quaint and cozy. They have…read morea few seats that are swing benches and if I had a plus one would have totally snagged one. Sat at the sushi bar and for a Thursday night was pretty quiet. There were four chefs and sitting at the sushi bar you got to see the goodies as they were made. Austyn was the person who took care of me and they were wonderful. Very polite and provided great recommendations for the night. Got the sake flight and all three I'd get again. Started with the Barbacoa dumplings....ummmm amazing, soooo flavorful. Next up was the Brussels sprouts and y'all those left with the bowl empty. The only rec I gave Austyn was to tell peeps to stir them to get all the sauce goodness mixed in. Didn't realize there was a sauce until the end soooo that would have probably made me lick the bowl! Also got the Toro fig and I'm not gonna lie I was shocked. Never thought pairing fig with tuna would be good, again rec I gave was to give a spoon so you could sip all that sauce goodness!!! Last on my dining journey was the Prime Market Nigiri Moriawase. This was the chefs choice of five nigiri pieces and they again were delicious. The downside was the omakase was for 2 people, portion size sooo I need to find a plus one, any takers?! I'd go back to try other items and get a few of the same.

    Food: My partner and I shared some Brussels Sprouts, a Robot Ramen, and a Pork Chashu Fried Rice…read more The Brussels Sprouts were fine--the marinade was nice, but would have preferred the sprouts to be a bit crispier. The Robot Ramen was light, yet rich, the meat was succulent (and not too thin, at the risk of being dry) and the noodles were al dente--both were cooked nicely. Lastly, the Pork Chashu Fried Rice was a burst of umami flavor, from the shoyu glazed pork rib to the shiitake mushroom lying underneath. Solid dish--no notes! Service: No complaints! We had a reservation and were seated immediately upon walking in. Our waiter was attentive. Ambiance: Casual, modern. A vibrant experience, to say the least, from the flora draping from the ceiling, to the warm colors permeating throughout. Parking: Street parking available. Pay note of parking signs!

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    Ramen Del Barrio - Carnitas tonkotsu

    Ramen Del Barrio

    4.2(321 reviews)
    8.0 mi•Lamplight Village
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    I didn't think it was possible to live up to the hype, so breathlessly extolled by every…read morequasi-wannabe-influencer that it bordered on satire. Somehow, against all odds, Ramen Del Barrio still exceeds its reputation. There's only one vegan ramen option but it's all you need, both in terms of portion size and flavor. I've never had anything quite like the mole tsukemen, a Tex-Mex mashup pairing rich mole broth served separately from handmade noodles so thick, you might mistake them for udon at a glance. Simple toppings of fried tortilla strips, avocado, charred jalapeno, and caramelized onions adorn the top. Before this moment, I thought I just wasn't a fan of mole. It turns out, I had never tried great mole before. This stuff dazzles with layered spices, melded so well that I can't pick a single one out from the pack. It's not overwhelmingly hot, but definitely leaves your lips tingling. I'm glad I finally got there before they close up shop at their current location in Hana World Market on December 21st, and even happier to know that their new brick-and-mortar isn't too far behind. I'll be there as soon as the doors open!

    Another lunch of bliss here. Can't wait to see the new place…read morein February. The costilla taco has to be one of my favorites now for sure. The Ramen is amazing as well, still have not tried the mole yet, but that's on my list. Coming here is usually a joy, the music is fenomenal. The staff super friendly and chill and the food is just so unique. Love to try their updated appetizers, they're always so tasty!!!

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    Carnitas tonkotsu

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    Tsukemen and lengua tacos

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    Nori - Dragon Roll

    Nori

    4.6(314 reviews)
    2.1 mi•University of Texas
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    Apr 8, 2026 review:…read more I've been at Nori two times in person and recently tried their to-go order. We got one Austin roll ($22), volcano roll ($15), creamy spicy tan tan ramen ($20), teriyaki sesame tofu yakisoba ($20). I have had their sushi and yakisoba but tried their ramen for first time. I was impressed with their packaging. As you can see in picture, veggies and noodles box was on top and soup at bottom. The only thing I didn't like how noodles became very sticky because of how tight they were packed. So I got it as cold (because I live 30 mins away) and sticky. Ramen came with all the veggies like grilled Chinese broccoli, tofu, sweet corn, marinated shiitake mushrooms, red onions and negi. Yakisoba noodles had the Stir-fried noodles tossed with cabbage, scallion, carrot, marinated shiitake mushrooms, and fragrant negi in a savory house sauce. It was good if you like this type of noodles. Austin roll had Smoked tempeh, tempura tofu, jalapeño, pickles. And on the to Avocado, roasted garlic oil, tempura flakes, smoked paprika, teriyaki. Volcano roll was a deep fried roll which had spinach, avocado, sweet potato. On top: spicy mayo, sweet soy sauce, chili sauce, Caviart and tempura onion. I would say this is the best vegetarian sushi place I've found in Austin. So if you're in search, this wouldn't disappoint you.

    I went to Nori for the first time on Friday for a friends birthday. I was honestly unsure about it…read moreat first because I have never been to a plant-based restaurant, but everything about this experience makes me want to come back. T he food was delicious I had the Spicy TanTan Ramen and the Spicy Edamame and it was so good! Our server was amazing and attentive. It did take quite a bit of time for the drinks to come out but totally understandable for a bar to be backed up. All the drinks that we did try were delicious and my favorite part was you got to chose on whether to make then N/A, Spiked, or Infused. We were on their outdoor patio and the vibes were good and quiet perfect for our large group to talk and hear each other. Can't wait to go again!

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    Komé

    Komé

    4.2(1.7k reviews)
    1.2 mi•North Loop
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    My husband and I got Kome for dinner on a friday around 6:50 pm without a reservation. We waited…read morefor a good 40 minutes before we got seated. We ordered their tuna poke appetizer, trio roll, austin FC roll, and the matcha maker drink. Matcha Maker was a whiskey drink, tasted pretty fruity and was actually delicious. The whiskey taste comes later. The tuna poke was good, it came with 5-6 chunks of raw tuna with some avocados, which sat on top of some seaweed salad, and had 5 pieces of tortilla chips to pair with. The trio roll and austin fc roll were both delicious. The trio roll had no flavor, as it had 3 different sashimis, but was perfect with soy sauce and wasabi. The austin fc roll came with eel sauce and their house sauce, it was good on it's own. We were starving by the time the food came, since it did take a while as it was crowded.....like every seat in the house was taken! Dinner is izakaya style which is basically tapas or smaller/shareable plates vs entree style dishes. Lunch menu has more options, including bento boxes which we'll have to try next time! Our server was attentive and nice. Overall, definitely recommend. It is more on the pricier side, but it is worth it. Only thing I would do different is bringing a jacket. We came when there was that odd storm and it was freezing inside the restaurant.

    Komé is good but could be great. The huge menu is a catch all of everything you could expect from…read moreJapanese cuisine. It's almost so much that there are too many options. Thankfully, most a very good choices! The fries are great. It's weird to start with that but they really are. Same goes for pretty much any sushi. You'll be able to taste the freshness of the fish. However, avoid the curry and katsu. My katsu can only be described as overdone. The breading tasted nearly burnt dry and banding in the meat (see my photo) shows how it was separating from being cooked too long. The curry is as disappointing as their sister restaurant. It's weak enough that I'd venture I could produce a better curry in bulk. Their menu also changes between lunch and dinner so it's possible other non sushi options are better. So do come here and enjoy the sushi, but don't venture into the other menu items. They'd really shine by focusing on a core menu with less accompanying dishes.

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    Nice ambiance

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    Vegetable Tempura (~$8)

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    Kemuri Tatsu-ya - Pickle Plate

    Kemuri Tatsu-ya

    4.0(1.1k reviews)
    3.1 mi•Holly, East Austin
    •$$$

    Kemuri Tatsu Ya is my husband's favorite restaurant, and I love this place too, so it was the…read moreperfect place for his birthday celebration with friends. I specifically requested my most favorite server, Yoshi as our waiter, but sadly they couldn't make that happen because he was working the outside dining area. He still managed to swing by and check on us a few times, and that was enough to make the night better. Yoshi is just THAT guy. He makes dining here ridiculously fun and somehow makes an already great experience even better. The music and drinks were on point. The Puff Puff Pass was the cocktail winner of the night, followed by some really good whiskey. Then came the food, and damn... Kemuri does not mess around. We shared everything and ordered in waves, starting with Bluefin Tuna Carpaccio, Charred Edamame and Taiyaki Cornbread. Next up was the Chili Cheese Takoyaki, Wagyu Short Rib Skewer and Hot Pocketz. Every single thing was delicious, and flavorful. Somehow we still found room for the delicious banana pudding. Great food, great drinks, great friends and Yoshi popping in to keep the party going. Pretty hard to beat a night like that. Kemuri Tatsu Ya continues to be our favorite!

    Been here twice now and it never disappoints! Be open to trying things that don't always sound out…read moreof the box because they are done so well here! Don't miss the cornbread or the wagyu skewers! And if you're at a loss as to what to get ask the staff, they know what's up!

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