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All ramen bowls at Maru Noodle now just $9 for summer

All ramen bowls at Maru Noodle now just $9 for summer

Jul 15, 20193 min read

Oh, how far we’ve come from the days of instant ramen packets.

If you haven’t noticed, ramen is all the rage these days. But you wouldn’t be blamed for a lack of sophistication if you didn’t realize the labor that goes into perfecting the broth. It’s hours upon hours of simmering bones to extract every last bit of flavor. It’s this reason why some places only offer ramen on select days of the week. And it’s this same reason that ramen tends to hover in the $12 and up range per bowl.

On Tucson’s west side, in the Albertson’s shopping center at Speedway and Silverbell, you’ll find Maru Japanese Noodle Shop. Sister restaurant to midtown Yoshimatsu Japanese Eatery, Maru opened in March 2019.

Tonkotsu Ramen at Maru Japanese Noodle Shop in Tucson
Tonkotsu Ramen at Maru Japanese Noodle Shop in Tucson (Photo by Jackie Tran)

With an aesthetic that might fit in better on the busy urban streets of Japan or New York City, Maru is a welcome breath of fresh air to an otherwise stale street corner strip mall. And while you’ll most likely want to make it in visit after visit for the variety of menu items to try, you’ll definitely want to make it in sooner than later to take advantage of Maru’s $9 ramen bowl offer going on now through the rest of summer.

The deal includes all ramen bowls, except for the Pork Katsu Curry and Shrimp Salad Soba. For those bowls, you’ll simply get $1 off the regular price. In fact, it’s $1 off every noodle and rice bowl on the menu at Maru. This includes the udon bowls, too.

$9 Ramen Bowls Menu at Maru Japanese Noodle Shop

Hot Ramen
  • Tonkotsu – Pork ramen
  • Tantan – Spicy ground pork
  • Miso
  • Shoyu
  • Vegan Veggie Miso
Cold Ramen
  • Charshoo Pork
  • Chicken
  • Salad Soba
  • Chicken Salad Soba

To claim the deal, simply mention the $9 ramen you saw on Tucson Foodie. Bonus points for a Facebook or Instagram post. (And if you’re going to post, might as well tag Maru and Tucson Foodie while you’re at it.)

Veggie Creamy Ramen in Veggie Broth
Veggie Creamy Ramen in Veggie Broth (Photo by Jackie Tran)

Now, this deal is a ramen deal first and foremost, but Maru is offering $1 off all bowls, as well. This includes the 8 udon noodle bowls and five cold summer noodle bowls. Details are as follows:

Udon Noodle Bowls at Maru Japanese Noodle Shop

  • Kake (noodles and broth, $6.80
  • Chicken, $9.50
  • Beef, $9.50
  • Veggie Creamy, $10
  • Tantan (spicy ground pork), $9.50
  • Curry Udon, $8.50
  • Kitsune (Swet Tofu), $8.50 
  • Veggie, $9

Summer Cold Noodle Bowls at Maru

  • Charshoo Pork, $10.95
  • Chicken, $10.95
  • Salad Soba, $9
  • Chicken Salad Soba, $10.95
  • Shrimp Salad Soba, $13.95

Rice Bowls (Donburi) at Maru 

  • Gyu Don (Beef), $10
  • Charshoo Don, $9
  • Ten Don (Tempura), $9
  • Sesame Chicken Don, $9
  • Sesame Tofu Don (Gluten-Free & Vegan), $9
  • Curry Don, $6

Lastly, if you had caught wind of Maru’s deal for two, it’s still available. Simply mention it when you order.

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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