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[2026 Updated] Best Malatang Spots in Ueno | Ueno, Akihabara & Asakusa Area Guide

[2026 Updated] Best Malatang Spots in Ueno | Ueno, Akihabara & Asakusa Area Guide
目次
  1. Finding Malatang in Ueno
  2. Malatang Scene in Ueno (as of May 2026)
  3. Ueno Area (5 restaurants)
  4. Akihabara Area (3 restaurants)
  5. Asakusa Area (2 restaurants)
  6. Other Areas (2 restaurants)
  7. Find More Malatang in Ueno
  8. Frequently Asked Questions

Finding Malatang in Ueno

Malatang restaurants in the Ueno area are spread across Ueno, Akihabara, and Asakusa. The neighborhood's shitamachi (old downtown) character brings out a range of specialty shops — from places that let you choose your broth to those serving traditional herbal medicinal soup.

This page lists malatang restaurants in the Ueno area by neighborhood. Coverage includes chains like Haomeiwei Malatang and Yangguofu Malatang, as well as independent shops. Click on any restaurant name to check its hours, nearest station, and features. For help picking ingredients, see our ingredient selection guide.

Malatang Scene in Ueno (as of May 2026)

Malatang has been booming in recent years, with specialty restaurants opening across Japan — and Ueno is no exception. As of May 2026, this page lists 12 malatang restaurants in the Ueno area: 5 chain locations, 2 serving herbal medicinal broth, and 1 offering a pick-your-own, sold-by-weight ingredient style. See the breakdown by neighborhood below. For full hours, directions, and tags for each restaurant, visit the individual shop pages via the name links.

Ueno Area (5 restaurants)

Illustration of the malatang scene in the Ueno area

The area around Ueno Station — close to Ameyoko market and Ueno Park — is a lively shitamachi district. You'll find distinctive specialty shops here, including places that let you customize your broth.

Restaurant

Nearest Station

Features

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666 Malatang

Ueno Station (4 min walk)

Spice-level beginner friendly

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Haomeiwei Malatang Okachimachi Main Store

Ueno Station (5 min walk)

Herbal broth & hot pot available

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Yangguofu Malatang Ueno Station Branch

Ueno Station (4 min walk)

All-you-can-eat available

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Qin Ai De Malatang Ueno

Ueno Station (5 min walk)

Open until morning

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Shiguangli Malatang

Ueno Station (6 min walk)

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Akihabara Area (3 restaurants)

Illustration of the malatang scene in the Akihabara area

Even Akihabara's electronics district has malatang options — convenient spots to stop in while shopping.

Restaurant

Nearest Station

Features

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Haomeiwei Malatang Akihabara

Akihabara Station (8 min walk)

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Yangguofu Malatang Asakusabashi

Akihabara Station (14 min walk)

Choice of broth

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Houou Malatang Kan

Akihabara Station (15 min walk)

Closed certain days · herbal broth · broth choice available

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Asakusa Area (2 restaurants)

Illustration of the malatang scene in the Asakusa area

Even in tourist-heavy Asakusa, you'll find a few malatang spots scattered around — a great bowl to enjoy between sightseeing stops.

Restaurant

Nearest Station

Features

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Daiji Malatang Asakusa

Asakusa Station (4 min walk)

Broth choice · sold by weight

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Momoneko Malatang Asakusa

Asakusa Station (6 min walk)

Other Areas (2 restaurants)

Illustration of malatang in other nearby areas

There are also malatang restaurants near stations beyond the areas above, including suburban and residential neighborhoods.

Restaurant

Nearest Station

Features

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Yummy Duck Malatang Minowa

Minowa Station (2 min walk)

Choice of broth

Maratang-ya

Uguisudani Station (11 min walk)

Find More Malatang in Ueno

To browse all restaurants in the area or filter by spice level and other attributes, use the links below.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which part of Ueno has the most malatang restaurants?

The highest concentration is around Ueno Station, with additional shops toward Akihabara and Asakusa.

Are there options for people who can't handle spicy food?

Yes — some restaurants offer multiple spice levels to choose from, and others have a non-spicy broth option. You can also find spice-friendly options through the mild malatang page.

* Information on this page reflects conditions as of May 2026. Hours, prices, and menus are subject to change — please check each restaurant's page or official sources for the latest details.

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