Cupertino: Marufuku Ramen finally comes to Silicon Valley

Here’s why the Hakata-style bowls are such a hit with diners

Marufuku RamenThis fourth Bay Area location of Marufuku is now serving Hakata-style ramen in Cupertino. The restaurant chain was launched in S.F.’s Japantown in 2010, then grew to include locations in Oakland, Redwood City, Southern California, Texas and New York’s East Village.

Both the Hakata-style Tonkotsu pork and Chicken Paitan bowls are distinguished by their rich, opaque broths — a process that takes upwards of 12 hours — and thin artisanal noodles. The DX version of paitan comes with a large grilled chicken leg on a sizzling plate, and only 15 orders are available each day.

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