A dual-concept restaurant in Yono offering both gyoza and Malatang. The broth starts at ¥333 and toppings from ¥99, keeping costs well under ¥1,000 even with six toppings. A QR-code recommendation guide takes the guesswork out of choosing ingredients.
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Yang Guofu near Omiya Station. Authentic flavor — even the regular spice level packs a real kick. Popular enough to have a queue at times, but the value is excellent and the rich, spicy broth is addictive.
埼玉県 さいたま市
Nearest: 大宮駅 (3 min walk)
Qibao at Omiya Station's east exit. The toppings variety is extensive, and helpful effect and benefit notes are listed alongside each ingredient. Expect a queue at lunch, but coming a little later in the evening is usually more smooth.
埼玉県 さいたま市
Nearest: 大宮駅 (4 min walk)
At the west exit of Urawa Station. Ingredients are priced by weight, with scales right next to the shelves so you never have to worry about taking too much. Self-checkout is available for smooth, efficient service. The aroma of the medicinal broth is an instant appetite stimulant.
埼玉県 さいたま市
Nearest: 浦和駅 (4 min walk)
Near Musashi-Urawa Station. Among the pay-by-weight ingredients, wide glass noodles and gyoza are the crowd favorites. Switching to a tom yum soup base is highly recommended. The fun of choosing your own ingredients, combined with how light you feel after eating, makes for a thoroughly satisfying meal.
埼玉県 さいたま市
Nearest: 武蔵浦和駅 (2 min walk)
A small malatang shop at the west exit of Warabi Station. Japanese-friendly service and a loyal following of local regulars speak to the quality.
埼玉県 蕨市
Nearest: 蕨駅西口駅 (5 min walk)
Claypot malatang in Nishikawaguchi. Three broth options — white bone broth, light, and rich sesame — with 4 spice levels. Unique ingredients like broccoli, chrysanthemum greens, and lamb. A Chinese-language-first menu with genuine, authentic Chinese flavors.
埼玉県 川口市
Nearest: 西川口駅東口駅 (7 min walk)
Panda Malatang in front of Koshigaya Station. The broth is flavorful without being too spicy, catering to Japanese tastes. With a wide selection of ingredients and helpful staff explanations, first-time visitors can feel at ease.
埼玉県 越谷市
Nearest: 越谷駅 (5 min walk)
On the 1st floor of Ki-Mall Plaza in front of Kawaguchi Station. A medicinal glass noodle specialist supervised by renowned ramen critic Ishigami Hideyuki. Highly customizable with 5 soup bases, 10 spice levels, and 4 noodle types to choose from.
埼玉県 川口市
Nearest: 川口駅 (4 min walk)
Directly connected to Kawagoe Station on the 3rd floor of EQuiA Kawagoe. Easy to stop in on the way back from shopping, with ingredients priced by weight at 3.1 yen per gram. Spice levels range from 0 to 10 at this authentic medicinal malatang restaurant.
埼玉県 川越市
Nearest: 川越駅 (2 min walk)
Near Musashi-Urawa Station. Among the pay-by-weight ingredients, wide glass noodles and gyoza are the crowd favorites. Switching to a tom yum soup base is highly recommended. The fun of choosing your own ingredients, combined with how light you feel after eating, makes for a thoroughly satisfying meal.
埼玉県 さいたま市
Nearest: 武蔵浦和駅 (2 min walk)
At the west exit of Urawa Station. Ingredients are priced by weight, with scales right next to the shelves so you never have to worry about taking too much. Self-checkout is available for smooth, efficient service. The aroma of the medicinal broth is an instant appetite stimulant.
埼玉県 さいたま市
Nearest: 浦和駅 (4 min walk)
Minrei Malatang, located right in front of Kawagoe Station. Choose freely from a wide range of noodles and ingredients, with fully adjustable spice levels. Takeout is also available, making it a highly convenient option.
埼玉県 川越市
Nearest: 川越駅 (5 min walk)
