Malatang Shop Search

A popular spot near Yamato Station with a loyal repeat customer base. Beyond malatang, the menu extends to malatang xiang guo (dry-wok style), malatang ban (tossed), and fried skewers — plenty to keep you coming back. The messages from regulars posted on the walls speak to the warm atmosphere.

A malatang shop in Osaka's Ikuno Ward, an 8-minute walk from Kita-Tatsumi Station. Set-style with a beef bone broth base and generous vegetable portions, starting from an affordable 800 yen. Closed Wednesdays; cash or PayPay accepted.

A by-weight malatang shop in a residential neighborhood, 5 minutes from Morinomiya Station. Ingredients are ¥400/100g, with a choice of soups including beef bone, tomato, and Sichuan maocai. A soup-less malatang (mala ban) is also available, along with distinctive noodles like bamboo noodles. Closed Tuesdays.

A malatang shop on the 4th floor of a building, a 4-minute walk from Nagoya Station. Pay-by-weight at ¥4/g, with three soup broth options, three dry-tossed styles, and grilled (mala xiangguo at ¥4.5/g). Free rice. PayPay accepted.

A malatang specialty shop in Tenjinbashi, Kita Ward, Osaka. Buffet-style selection of vegetables, noodles, fish cake, and more; beef bone broth base with spice adjustable at the self-service condiment station. Beer available; welcoming to a wide range of customers for both lunch and dinner.

A malatang specialty shop in the Dotonbori area, 9 minutes on foot from Namba Station. Formerly a skewers restaurant, now a dedicated malatang shop open daily 11:30 AM–10:00 PM.

Incredibly delicious! Fresh ingredients and a clean, comfortable interior. Widely praised as one of the best malatang spots in Fukuyama, with many repeat customers.

A by-weight malatang shop in Kanda Ogawamachi. Freely customize spice level, noodles, and toppings; orders over 1,000 yen come with free noodles (80g) or rice. Almond tofu and candies are complimentary after the meal. Meiji University student coupons accepted. Closed Sundays, catering to weekday lunch crowds.

A malatang specialty shop that opened in January 2026, located inside Sasebo's Yokkamachi arcade at 4-20 Honjima-cho.

Incredibly delicious! Loved every bite — definitely coming back. One of the best malatang around!

Located inside a building in Marifu-cho, a 3-minute walk from Iwakuni Station. Pick your own ingredients by weight at 400 yen per 100g, with a 300g minimum (from 1,200 yen). Three soup options: spicy malatang, clear broth, and tomato. Ample seating available.

Opened in April 2026 inside Nagasaki's Hamacho shopping arcade. Ingredients are priced at 400 yen per 100g with a 300g minimum (from 1,200 yen). Once your order reaches the set weight after choosing soup and noodles, bonus noodles are added. Spacious interior with plenty of seating.