

Marugame Udon provides hand crafted udon bowls, tempura, and beverages from a theater kitchen, allowing guests to watch as their food is prepared. Our udon noodles are made to order to ensure that you are getting the best tasting Japanese food around.
Guests order at the counter at this casual Japanese restaurant specializing in noodle soup.
Hours
| Sunday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2310 Kūhiō Ave., Honolulu, HI 96815
Phone: (808) 931-6000
Website: https://www.marugameudon.com/?olonwp=JjBtp_vMLk25gkYh_bnoiQ
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Reviews
Friday for dinner time the line was out the door and down the block. Today it was a short line but shortly after we sat down the line started up. Even if there is a line it doesn’t take long to order and get food. They’re really good about cleaning tables and helping you find a seat.
Food is amazing! If you can only go once get the Udon noodles, they offer a number of varieties. After ordering there is an are in line for tempura shrimp, panto sweet potato, and 6-8 other offerings all reasonably priced. You must clear your own table it’s a courtesy for others as it is very busy. Pretty quite because everyone is busy eating. The process is 1) read the menu on the menu boards, order by number at the window, pick your extras like shrimp tempura etc. Pay. Eat amazing food.
We’re definitely going back before we leave tomorrow. Went on last time as today was our last day, I’m going to miss eating here!
This popular spot makes its own noodles on site and offers a small menu of both udon soups and rice bowls. They also have a range of tempura available on the side. The shrimp had light batter and were good.
I had the Nikutama udon with sweet beef. Simple with delicious broth that needed no extra seasoning. The chicken teriyaki rice katsu was also very good.
This is a well oiled operation so don’t let the long lines outside deter you. The queue moves fast. You order at the counter, pick up your dishes and find a place to sit. It’s not a place to linger. If you do and it’s busy you will be hurried along.
Although there’s no table service the service both ordering and payment were friendly.
Overall, it’s not really my type of food, so I wouldn’t say it’s a place I’d rush back to on my own—but it was still a good experience, especially for my husband who really enjoyed it. One thing I did notice was that it felt extremely hot inside while we were eating. The air conditioning didn’t seem to be working properly, and with a steaming bowl of soup in front of us, it honestly felt like a sauna.
We went on a Sunday afternoon around 2:30–3:00, and it wasn’t crowded at all. Service was fast, the portions were generous, and the quality was solid. If you love udon, this is definitely worth a visit.
We had the Curry Udon, Tantan ramen and Nikutama Udon. In the tempura we had the big chicken Katsu, sweet potato, shrimp, gyoza and spam musubi.
Huge portions, mouthwatering broth and freshly handmade Udon noodles. There is a long queue to secure your bowl but it moves fast. Pick a tray, choose a bowl size, select your broth/toppings, move ahead to a plethora of tempura options! (You are in paradise) Move ahead to cashier and you’ll be directed to available table options by a sweet lady.
There are extra dipping soy sauce, dry chilli dip and sesame options at the cutlery counter.
Be prepared with your order before reaching counter and the food will be ready soon as you make the payment.
The creamy broth was full of flavors.
The vegan / tan tan was good as a vegan option but lacked strong flavor.
Shrimp tempura was really good.
The Crab tempura was strictly ok.
Overall a good visit.
The queue was not that bad. 15-20 mins of wait and it moves fast.