Hot for Summer: Cold Ramen Bowls at Maru Japanese Noodle Shop

Hot for Summer: Cold Ramen Bowls at Maru Japanese Noodle Shop

May 17, 20212 min read

Westside noodle joint Maru Japanese Noodle Shop has launched its new cold ramen bowls for summer 2021.

This year, they decided to mix things up  with the protein options and noodle variety. While in the past, Maru’s cold noodle bowls featured a charshoo pork, this year, the three options include baked tofu, roast chicken, and poke.

All of the new ramen bowls also feature kale noodles, which give the noodles a green hue. It’s also vegetarian. Maru’s summer noodle bowls also all include cucumber, edamame, tomato, mango, seaweed salad, and sesame seeds.

Cold Ramen Bowls at Maru Japanese Noodle
Cold Ramen Bowls at Maru Japanese Noodle (Photo by Adam Lehrman)

Maru Japanese Noodle Shop Cold Ramen Options for 2021

  • Cold Kale Ramen with Baked Tofu ($14.95) includes all of the ingredients listed above topped with baked tofu.
  • Cold Kale Ramen with Roast Chicken ($14.95) includes all of the ingredients listed above with a roasted chicken breast .
  • Cold Kale Ramen with Poke ($16.95) features a generous serving of three types of fish (tuna, salmon, and yellowtail) over cucumber, edamame, tomato, mango, seaweed salad, and sesame seeds.

The new cold noodle bowls also include a Japanese soy dressing. Just be sure to go hungry as the bowls are a sizable portion.

If you’re not in the mood for something cold, Maru’s regular menu is still available, which features a variety of hot ramen and udon noodle bowls. In fact, their creamy vegetarian ramen is probably the best veggie ramen in town.

Cold Ramen w/ Sashimi at Maru Japanese Noodle
Cold Ramen w/ Sashimi at Maru Japanese Noodle (Photo by Adam Lehrman)

The restaurant also features various add-ons for your dishes (kind of like a Japanese version of a salsa bar) and a full drink menu.

Maru Japanese Noodle Shop is located at 1370 N. Silverbell Rd., Ste. 180 and open daily from 11 a.m. – 9 p.m. For more information, including full menu, visit marunoodle.com. Or, find Maru Noodle Shop on Instagram.

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