Malatang Shop Search

A malatang specialist by the Kocho Group, opened in April 2025 in Yamashita-cho, Yokohama Chinatown. Choose freely from over 40 ingredients priced at 3.9 yen per gram, paired with your choice of spicy malatang, tomato, or sesame broth.

A by-weight malatang shop (¥380/100g) an 8-minute walk from Sakae Station in Nagoya. Additive-free fresh noodles direct from the factory and a rich, creamy white beef-bone broth are the draws. Free rice and a free side dish. Semi-private booths available, open until midnight.

The main Xingxing Club store inside Mikan Shimokitazawa, directly connected to Shimokitazawa Station. The authentic Chinese set is packed with genuine ingredients like duck blood and deep-fried dough sticks. The spice-rich mala broth reveals deeper layers of flavor with every bite.

The Xingxing Club Ikebukuro flagship, where you select from 60 ingredients and cook them in a medicinal herbal broth. Using seasonings imported directly from Sichuan, with 5 spice levels from mild paitan to fiery mala. An authentic Sichuan Malatang that keeps regulars coming back.

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.

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.

Xingxing Club right by Jiyugaoka Station. The premium ingredient sets featuring shrimp, beef, seasoned egg, and lu rou are highly praised. The mildly spicy broth balances heat and umami, while the flat glass noodles add a satisfying chewy texture. Easy to visit solo.

A Sichuan malatang specialty shop a 2-minute walk from the west exit of Nishikawaguchi Station. Self-serve style — pick your ingredients with tongs freely — starting from 780 yen.

A 5-minute walk from Sakuragicho Station, this Sichuan Malatang is located in the Noge area. Fixed set-price system rather than pay-by-weight, with mobile ordering and table delivery. Choose herbal broth and spice level; Sichuan pepper and chili on the table for extra seasoning. Open until 23:00.

Xingxing Club right in front of Koenji Station. Order by QR code entirely from your smartphone. On weekdays enjoy a free topping or a choice of noodles or rice. Post on social media and get a free drink on top of that.

A Sichuan Malatang Xingxing Club chain location, a 2-minute walk from Chigasaki Station. Mobile order system with a choice of broths including paitan and spicy dandan. Features authentic ingredients such as white wood ear mushrooms, duck blood, and lamb. A compact, counter-centered shop.

An authentic Sichuan restaurant near Hirai Station serving hearty malatang. The mapo tofu — not too spicy — is equally popular. The warm, welcoming atmosphere is perfect for a midday drink.