Marufuku Ramen Cupertino
Ramen restaurant · Rancho Rinconada ·

Marufuku Ramen Cupertino

Ramen restaurant · Rancho Rinconada ·

Ramen bowls with rich broths, tender pork, tasty fried squid

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Marufuku Ramen Cupertino by null
Marufuku Ramen Cupertino by null
Marufuku Ramen Cupertino by null
Marufuku Ramen Cupertino by null
Marufuku Ramen Cupertino by null
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19772 Stevens Creek Blvd, Cupertino, CA 95014 Get directions

$20–30

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19772 Stevens Creek Blvd, Cupertino, CA 95014 Get directions

+1 408 982 3028
marufukuramen.com
@marufukuramenofficial

$20–30

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"The popular Hakata-style tonkotsu ramen shop brought its creamy pork-infused broth and menu of ramen, rice bowls, and small bites to Cupertino, drawing the same long-line appeal it has in San Francisco's Japantown." - Paolo Bicchieri

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Marufuku Ramen Cupertino

Michael “SkyDiver” F.

Google
Excellent umami ramen. The noodles are ok. For the standard ramen you get a whole egg, two thin slices of chase and green onio ns. It's a busy place but you get seated in half an hour if you join the Yelp waiting list. Skip the Chicken Karaage. Somehow, I find it too thick and firm for my taste. I will be back again to try the other menu items.

Migy T.

Google
The only left was for me to be on my way, food tasted like I was at home with my family. Service made it feel like they were waiting me to arrive. Started with a dry beer , just what I needed. All the was left from the pork bum were onions . The ramen was fantastic, the chicken reminded me of the fist time I stayed home sick and tasted chicken soup. Stop by bring the family, worth every cent.

Wei-Ai T.

Google
Tasty ramen served at this ramen shop in Cupertino. Although it is part of a chain, the food is still pretty good. The pork broth was super flavorful, the pork meat perfectly seasoned, and the noodle texture was spot on. Not a big menu of ramen dishes, but there are some standard appetizers and rice bowls as well. Efficient service. Large free parking lot.

Hitoshi Watanabe (.

Google
The ramen here is so good — I’ve been back many times! They even have ramen for kids, which is great for families. My favorite is the Tantanmen, and if you order the Special Ramen, it comes with chicken!

Alex L.

Google
First, I want to call out the Ika Karaage (fried squid). It was perfectly cooked with a light batter. The chunky pieces of squid had a great texture, and the accompanying sauce was a perfect complement. Definitely in the top 5 of the fried squids I have tried (4.5/5) We ordered the Hataka Tonkotsu DX in one spicy (3.5/5) and one medium (3/5). The noodles were perfectly cooked, it had a nice bite to it, overall great texture. The broth was savory and not overwhelming. The spicy broth was a lot better than the medium, even after I added extra spice to the medium bowl. I am assuming different amount of spicy oil used in the spicy version that made a slight difference. The bowl was not very spicy either, not just me, the table next to me also said the same thing. So go for the spicy, it had slightly more flavor profile to it. I was a bit disappointed with the chashu pork slices, they were a bit too thin compared to other places. The flavor was decent, they were also a bit drier than what I've had elsewhere. The pork belly was similarly a little dry, but flavorful. I was very disappointed with the egg, it was just a soft boiled egg. I was expecting (Ajitsuke Tamago) which is the marinated soft boiled egg that typically comes with the ramen. Maybe it was the style of the ramen, and this one calls for a regular egg.

Isaac T.

Google
Went with some friends for lunch on a Sunday afternoon and have to wait for more than 10 minutes to be seated even when we had a reservation. Nevertheless, the food is good especially the Matafuku pork buns and the Tonkatsu Ramen. Overall, it was a satisfying experience for all of us.

Amulya M

Google
Tried the ramen here—and honestly, it’s the best I’ve had so far! Not many places offer good vegetable ramen, but this one is packed with flavor. It comes in a big, hearty bowl that’s super satisfying. I do wish it had a few more veggies—it would take it to the next level! But overall, it’s full of flavor and definitely enough for one person. Loved it!

Mark T.

Google
8/11/2025 Marufuku Ramen 19772 Stevens Creek Blvd Cupertino, CA 95014 We went for lunch around noon on a Monday. It was full and Wifey put us on the wait list touch pad. It took about 20 minutes before we got a table. It's a clean and new table, bench and counter setup. It's in the same plaza as Tokyo Central and Daiso but nearby parking can be difficult during peak times. The menu has ramen and curry rice items. We both got the Hakata Tonkotsu ramen, spicy and ultra spicy. The broth was rich and with a good porky flavor, the pork slices had a mild smoky flavor, the egg had a runny yolk in the center and the thin noodles were firm and chewy. The spice levels were not very hot and Wifey added more Cayenne pepper in hers. A popular with quick turn around and it cleared up after about 12:45 with no waiting. Service was good and attentive. Excellent ramen and repeatable.