Ramen

Marunaka

Rating90SCORE
WHY IT'S A MESHI MAP PICK
Locals keep coming back. That is the real proof.
地元の人が、通い続ける。それが何よりの証明。
Founded 1919, the birthplace of morning ramen.
Tabelog 3.57 (351 reviews).
Queue from 8:30 AM, a local icon.
Affordable at 600 yen for chuka soba.
Confirmed still operating in 2025 via official website calendar.
Many personal reports on TV and SNS.
A regional symbol at the level of 'Fujieda means Marunaka.' No sakura concerns.
Popular Dishes
Chuka Soba standard (600 yen)
中華そば並（600円）
Cold Ramen (700 yen)
冷しラーメン（700円）
Hot & Cold double set (morning ramen style)
温冷2杯セット（Asa-ra（morning ramen）メンスタイル）
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Established in 1919, known as the birthplace of Fujieda's 'Asa-Ramen (morning ramen)' culture. Located along the old Tokaido road, rooted in the community for over 100 years. Serves 'Shida-style ramen' - a light soy broth with strong katsuobushi flavor - from 8:30 AM. Eating both a hot and cold bowl together is the Fujieda morning ramen tradition.

Tabelog 3.57 (351 reviews), top-ranked ramen in Yaizu/Fujieda area. Reviews: 'Queue from morning,' 'A 100+ year recipe for 600 yen,' 'The hot-cold combination is unique.' Featured on local TV (Tele-shizu). A symbolic landmark restaurant of the region. Confirmed still operating in 2025 via official calendar.

Business Hours
Mon – Sat08:30-13:15
SunClosed
Regular Holiday：Sunday・Public Holiday・第2・4Saturday
Phone054-646-1516Call
Access
Along the old Tokaido road. Parking available (additional lot across the street). Open 8:30 AM to 1:15 PM only. Takeout available.
3-1-24 Shita, Fujieda, Shizuoka
English Menu：Not AvailableCredit Card：Not Available
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Ramen

Marunaka

Rating90SCORE
Popular Dishes
Chuka Soba standard (600 yen)
中華そば並（600円）
Cold Ramen (700 yen)
冷しラーメン（700円）
Hot & Cold double set (morning ramen style)
温冷2杯セット（Asa-ra（morning ramen）メンスタイル）
Business Hours
Mon – Sat08:30-13:15
SunClosed
Regular Holiday：Sunday・Public Holiday・第2・4Saturday
Access
Along the old Tokaido road. Parking available (additional lot across the street). Open 8:30 AM to 1:15 PM only. Takeout available.
3-1-24 Shita, Fujieda, Shizuoka
Phone054-646-1516
English Menu：Not AvailableCredit Card：Not Available
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Links to reservation and restaurant-guide sites include affiliate advertising. If you book through a link, the operator may receive a referral fee — but this never affects which restaurants we list, how they rank, or how they are rated.

Reserve on Hot PepperOpen in Google MapsView on TabelogOfficial Website
WHY IT'S A MESHI MAP PICK
Why this place makes the list
Locals keep coming back. That is the real proof.
地元の人が、通い続ける。それが何よりの証明。
Founded 1919, the birthplace of morning ramen.
Tabelog 3.57 (351 reviews).
Queue from 8:30 AM, a local icon.
Affordable at 600 yen for chuka soba.
Confirmed still operating in 2025 via official website calendar.
Many personal reports on TV and SNS.
A regional symbol at the level of 'Fujieda means Marunaka.' No sakura concerns.
90SCORE
What a score of 90 means
A measure of whether people truly want to return — not hype. Calculated after removing fake reviews.
Real reputation
Fake reviews removed

Established in 1919, known as the birthplace of Fujieda's 'Asa-Ramen (morning ramen)' culture. Located along the old Tokaido road, rooted in the community for over 100 years. Serves 'Shida-style ramen' - a light soy broth with strong katsuobushi flavor - from 8:30 AM. Eating both a hot and cold bowl together is the Fujieda morning ramen tradition.

Tabelog 3.57 (351 reviews), top-ranked ramen in Yaizu/Fujieda area. Reviews: 'Queue from morning,' 'A 100+ year recipe for 600 yen,' 'The hot-cold combination is unique.' Featured on local TV (Tele-shizu). A symbolic landmark restaurant of the region. Confirmed still operating in 2025 via official calendar.

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