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Minimalist Japanese mainstay providing sizable ramen dishes & small plates, plus craft beers on tap.
Hours
| Saturday | 11 AM–9:45 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9:45 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9:45 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9:45 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9:45 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9:45 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9:45 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3250 Old Pickett Rd, Fairfax, VA 22031
Phone: (703) 352-6278
Website: http://www.marumenva.com/
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3250 Old Pickett Rd Fairfax, VA 22031 (703) 352-6278. Hours Open Daily: 11am–10pm. Marumen. 3250 Old Pickett Road,. Fairfax, VA, 22031,. United States.
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Reviews
MJ B
No Sushi on Tuesday. Went there because friend had Sushi rolls craving but Tuesday Sushi chef is off.
The vegetarian Ramen was good. My friend had the Hot stone pot Spicy pork. He said that good and flavorful. Hope they could have a vegan/vegetarian menu with 5-8 items. they can attract a large plant based crowd.
Next time I go, will try to ask if they can do the hot stone pot or other dishes with Tofu.
The service was great. good atmosphere.
… moreThe vegetarian Ramen was good. My friend had the Hot stone pot Spicy pork. He said that good and flavorful. Hope they could have a vegan/vegetarian menu with 5-8 items. they can attract a large plant based crowd.
Next time I go, will try to ask if they can do the hot stone pot or other dishes with Tofu.
The service was great. good atmosphere.
Tria F
I’ve been coming to Maruman for a while, although it’s been a good minute since my last visit. I ordered the same dish I usually get — the spicy short braised rib ramen. The service was excellent, and she even gave me a little treat at the beginning, which I really appreciated. The spice level was good and very tolerable, but unfortunately the food quality was poor and the overall flavor was lacking this time. It just didn’t have the same depth or taste I remember from before.
… moreHuỳnh T. Hiếu – Huynh Liam LLC
Marumen in Fairfax is definitely worth trying!
The staff here are very attentive, fast, and super friendly . I ordered the beef rib ramen and pork ramen — both were delicious. The meat was incredibly tender, flavorful, and served hot, just the way ramen should be .
I also tried a tuna sushi plate and the Japanese pancake with shrimp and squid. The sushi was fresh, and the pancake was crispy on the outside but soft inside — very tasty and enjoyable!
Overall, great service, delicious food, and a pleasant dining experience. Highly recommended! ✨
… moreThe staff here are very attentive, fast, and super friendly . I ordered the beef rib ramen and pork ramen — both were delicious. The meat was incredibly tender, flavorful, and served hot, just the way ramen should be .
I also tried a tuna sushi plate and the Japanese pancake with shrimp and squid. The sushi was fresh, and the pancake was crispy on the outside but soft inside — very tasty and enjoyable!
Overall, great service, delicious food, and a pleasant dining experience. Highly recommended! ✨
K.A
This can be cool little date spot – first or regular dates w/ your partner. Definitely recommend coming here for some sushi and ramen. Despite coming here by accident – it ended up being a blessing in disguise. I saved money and the food and customer service lived up to expectations.
The decor, layout and vibe of the restaurant was pretty laid back. It wasn’t too loud so you can easily hear each other when you’re talking. Quiet/comfy environment> loud obnoxious ones.
There are booth and open table seating arrangements – so choose (when not busy) to your heart’s desires.
The servers were prompt, kind, and asked to refill our pitchers quite often, which I’ve noticed isn’t as common in certain restaurants. If you need clarification regarding the menu, they seem likely to help and clarify.
Maybe after dinner you want to buy Pokemon cards and accessories, I believe towards the front (as of 12/29/2025) they had pokemon packs.
… moreThe decor, layout and vibe of the restaurant was pretty laid back. It wasn’t too loud so you can easily hear each other when you’re talking. Quiet/comfy environment> loud obnoxious ones.
There are booth and open table seating arrangements – so choose (when not busy) to your heart’s desires.
The servers were prompt, kind, and asked to refill our pitchers quite often, which I’ve noticed isn’t as common in certain restaurants. If you need clarification regarding the menu, they seem likely to help and clarify.
Maybe after dinner you want to buy Pokemon cards and accessories, I believe towards the front (as of 12/29/2025) they had pokemon packs.
Alice W
We come here often for lunch. The ramen is good but they also have other Korean dishes which we enjoy. Today we the dolsot bibimbap and the spicy pork lunch special.
The booths are spacious and bright next to big windows. The parking is plentiful.
… moreThe booths are spacious and bright next to big windows. The parking is plentiful.
Helena Wu
Last time I’ve been to Marumen was a couple of years ago and it was great! However, upon returning, I was rather disappointed with the food. The egg was more hard boiled than soft boiled and there was very little broth (a cup). This was especially sad given it was a cold day and we really wanted some hot broth. We asked for more broth and it was an extra $3.50. Their ramen may have been great a couple of years ago but given the other fantastic ramen restaurants that have opened, I’m afraid marumen in comparison is not as good and falling behind.
… moreMeda Wara
Ramen in an old Pizza Hut :). It is cute inside but if you are looking for the Instagram ramen experience, this is not the place. The food is good, quick, the staff are great and importantly the food is affordable. Is it authentic? It is authenticish. I travel to Japan a lot, and this reminds me of Hidakaya I think the chain is called. Kind of like what Panda Express is versus real Chinese food. The thought behind the dishes is correct but it is difficult to make hardcore traditional ramen fast and affordable in the States. I found the ramen broth salty but the person dining with me thought it was okay. The torikatsu was good. Maybe fried a little dark on the outside but moist and tasty. My friend said the sushi was only mediocre, not the best but also not the worst she has ever had.
The online menu and in restaurant options are different. They need to update the website. The lunch menu prices looked great.
Tonkatsu = fried pork cutlet. Torikatsu = fried chicken cutlet. Tonkotsu = creamy pork bone ramen.
Overall, I would eat here again and I would also recommend it for a quick affordable bite.
… moreThe online menu and in restaurant options are different. They need to update the website. The lunch menu prices looked great.
Tonkatsu = fried pork cutlet. Torikatsu = fried chicken cutlet. Tonkotsu = creamy pork bone ramen.
Overall, I would eat here again and I would also recommend it for a quick affordable bite.
Radha Shah
To start off the service was mediocre but our biggest issue was the food. We ordered
Braised chicken ramen: broth was decent but pretty flavorless. The WORST part about the ramen was it genuinely had the most DISGUSTING chicken I have ever had in my life. One bite was enough to ruin my whole meal.
Shoyu ramen: the chashu was the worst chashu I have ever had from any ramen place. It didn’t even look like chashu. Broth was insanely mediocre with bland flavor.
Chicken karaage: all batter barely any chicken. The seasoning in the batter was not good and it wasn’t fried properly. The only thing that made it bareable was the spicy mayo sauce.
Shrimp tempura roll: mediocre roll. 5% shrimp and the biggest roll of sushi. More than half the roll was avocado.
I would not recommend this restaurant at all. There are much better ramen places around the area. The feeling after eating everything made us very nauseous and sick to our stomach.
Overall, we were highly disappointed and disgusted.
… moreBraised chicken ramen: broth was decent but pretty flavorless. The WORST part about the ramen was it genuinely had the most DISGUSTING chicken I have ever had in my life. One bite was enough to ruin my whole meal.
Shoyu ramen: the chashu was the worst chashu I have ever had from any ramen place. It didn’t even look like chashu. Broth was insanely mediocre with bland flavor.
Chicken karaage: all batter barely any chicken. The seasoning in the batter was not good and it wasn’t fried properly. The only thing that made it bareable was the spicy mayo sauce.
Shrimp tempura roll: mediocre roll. 5% shrimp and the biggest roll of sushi. More than half the roll was avocado.
I would not recommend this restaurant at all. There are much better ramen places around the area. The feeling after eating everything made us very nauseous and sick to our stomach.
Overall, we were highly disappointed and disgusted.
Justin S
When life calls for a steaming bowl of happiness, Marumen doesn’t just answer — it shows up at your door with noodles.
The tonkatsu was crispy and satisfying, though it played a little shy on flavor until I gave it a generous drizzle of katsu sauce. After that? Let’s just say we became very good friends.
But the real headliner? The miso ramen. Our crew ordered it every which way — pork, chicken, vegetarian — and not a noodle was left behind. Bowls were practically licked clean (classily, of course).
The eel sushi had nice flavor, though it was a bit light on, well… the eel. Tasty, but left me wishing for one more smoky-sweet bite to finish it off.
Bottom line: Marumen is cozy, hearty, and dangerously good at convincing you that “just one bowl” of ramen is a reasonable life choice.
… moreThe tonkatsu was crispy and satisfying, though it played a little shy on flavor until I gave it a generous drizzle of katsu sauce. After that? Let’s just say we became very good friends.
But the real headliner? The miso ramen. Our crew ordered it every which way — pork, chicken, vegetarian — and not a noodle was left behind. Bowls were practically licked clean (classily, of course).
The eel sushi had nice flavor, though it was a bit light on, well… the eel. Tasty, but left me wishing for one more smoky-sweet bite to finish it off.
Bottom line: Marumen is cozy, hearty, and dangerously good at convincing you that “just one bowl” of ramen is a reasonable life choice.
Kelly Latte
Bean sprouts should be white and glossy with yellowish or green tips. These were not fresh and had black tips in their specialty short rib ramen I ordered to go.
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