Malatang Shop Search

A Haomeiwei Malatang branch in Kamata. The broth is made with 21 kinds of herbal medicine spices to revitalize you from the inside out. A simple spot to enjoy nourishing, beauty-conscious medicinal malatang.

好美味麻辣湯Medicinal-herb soupMalatang

A branch of the popular Chinese restaurant 'Haoyunlai' near Hokkaido University, a 6-minute walk from Susukino Station. Pay-by-weight at ¥380/100g, minimum order ¥1,000. Multiple noodle options including corn noodles and rice noodles. Malatang at lunch; izakaya at dinner.

Authentic malatang on the 5th floor of the Kawagoe Station building. Broth crafted with care each morning pairs perfectly with traditional Chinese drinks like sour plum juice and Wang Lao Ji — a connoisseur's delight. Counter seating available; solo diners welcome.

A medicinal herb broth specialist a 6-minute walk from Kita-Okazaki Station in Okazaki City, Aichi. Choose from three broths: beef bone, tomato, or medicinal herb — the Sichuan peppercorn-infused herbal soup is the signature. Open year-round, 11:00–21:00.

Taste the concentrated richness of beef bone broth malatang in Ikebukuro. Choose 5 ingredients from a basket, and don't miss the lamb as an extra topping — it's exceptional. The cozy space is always buzzing with regulars.

An authentic malatang spot hidden in the basement of a mixed-use building in Kiyose. Transparent pricing at 99 yen per ingredient, a no-frills interior with Chinese radio playing in the background — every bit the real deal. Spice level is adjustable, making it welcoming even for first-timers.

A herbal medicinal broth Malatang shop on the 2nd floor in Nakasu, Fukuoka, a 3-minute walk from Nakasu-Kawabata Station. Open only during late-night hours from 20:00 to 4:00 the next morning. The broth balances flower pepper numbing and spice heat well, with multiple spice levels available. Delivery limited to the Nakasu area. Closed Sundays.

A pay-by-weight malatang shop a 7-minute walk from Hakata Station. Unique ingredients like crunchy mountain lettuce and glass noodles pair wonderfully with the savory, spicy broth. Closed Mondays, open Tuesday to Sunday 11:00–22:00.

A by-weight malatang shop 5 minutes on foot from Takasaki Station's west exit. 380 yen per 100g; spice levels 0 through 5, including a no-spice option. Free glass noodles and a drink with orders over 1,000 yen. Second-floor seating available; parking fee subsidy provided.

A malatang specialty shop in the Gondō area of Nagano City. Choose from 3 soup bases and 5 spice levels, with over 30 ingredients to customize. The chewy glass noodles are especially popular.

A rare gem in Nippori serving specialty dishes from Leshan, Sichuan Province. Two signature bowls: Leshan spicy beef noodles with chunky braised beef in an herbal broth, and a gentle, savory Qiaojiao beef noodle. The perfect remedy for a tired body.

A by-weight malatang restaurant on the 2nd floor of a building along Odori in Morioka City. A minimum 200g ingredient selection is required; 4 spice levels available. Stocked with an array of Chinese ingredients including rice noodles, crab roe bao, knife-cut noodles, and duck blood. Counter seating available; cash only.