A malatang shop run by a Chinese couple tucked away in a Kameido alleyway. Diners pick ingredients from the refrigerator and hand them to the staff. Medium spice is already quite hot, and the deep umami broth is the hallmark of this authentic bowl.
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A standout in Kameido's competitive malatang scene, combining great taste, a welcoming atmosphere, and attentive service. Spend ¥1,000 or more to get free noodles; paper aprons provided so you can enjoy the spice worry-free.
東京都 江東区
Nearest: 亀戸駅 (5 min walk)
Near Kameido Station, this Malatang shop evokes the atmosphere of a Taiwanese street food stall. A rich, tantanmen-style broth is loaded with generous toppings. Perfect for adventurous diners seeking an authentic Chinese experience.
東京都 江東区
Nearest: 亀戸駅 (5 min walk)
A Sichuan malatang specialty shop tucked down a back alley, about a 7-minute walk from Kinshicho Station. The standard option includes 5 ingredients, with extras at 110 yen each. Choose from 4 types of noodles — including glass noodles and dao xiao mian — and multiple spice levels.
東京都 墨田区
Nearest: 錦糸町駅 (7 min walk)
A 3-minute walk from Kinshicho Station. Choose freely from over 30 ingredients at 3.1 yen per gram in a pay-by-weight style. The authentic broth crafted from more than 30 medicinal spices draws a constant queue of fans.
東京都 墨田区
Nearest: 錦糸町駅 (3 min walk)
A 2-minute walk from Kinshicho Station South Exit. Among over 40 ingredients, the signature Fujian sweet potato balls are a standout favorite. In this cozy little shop, the authentic Chinese local flavors are utterly addictive.
東京都 墨田区
Nearest: 錦糸町駅 (3 min walk)
A Yummy Duck chain shop in front of Hirai Station. Priced at a wallet-friendly ¥2.8 per gram, the mushroom broth is acclaimed for its rich flavor. Spice level can be freely adjusted with self-serve chili sauce.
東京都 江戸川区
Nearest: 平井駅 (1 min walk)
