Malatang Shop Search

A Yummy Duck chain shop in Mizonokuchi combining Hong Kong-style roast rice and malatang. The hanging roast meats at the entrance are a distinctive landmark. The rich tonkotsu malatang broth is mild in spice, appealing to a wide range of customers.

Yummy Duck 麻辣湯Mild-friendlyMalatang

A Yummy Duck chain shop near Minowabashi Station. The classic tonkotsu broth with glass noodles can be flavored with four condiments: sesame, garlic, black vinegar, and chili oil. Easy to visit solo.

Yummy Duck 麻辣湯Choose your soupMalatang

The first physical store of 'Chukabo,' a cup malatang brand with over 10 million units sold, has arrived in Kichijoji. Featuring gluten-free sweet potato noodles, it has become a trending topic on social media.

iSDG 麻辣燙Malatang

The second physical location of iSDG Malatang, in front of Otsuka Station. The brand, known for its cup malatang, is expanding into brick-and-mortar stores. Opening soon (as of April 2026).

iSDG 麻辣燙Malatang

Located in Ena City, Gifu Prefecture, open for lunch and dinner in two sittings, closed Tuesdays. Uses broth simmered in-house; ingredients priced at 6 yen per gram. Choose your spice level and enjoy malatang or hot pot menu options. Leafy vegetables are kept in water to maintain freshness.

Located in the Nipponbashi area, 7 minutes' walk from Namba Station, this shop serves both malatang and malatang dry pot. Tomato broth is available as an alternative soup. Orders over ¥1,000 come with a free drink. Open year-round until midnight.

A Chinese cuisine and malatang combo shop in Shibata, a 3-minute walk from Osaka Umeda Station. Broth for 200 yen plus 4 yen per gram of ingredients; spice heat and numbing levels adjustable separately. Also serves iron-pan dumplings and other Chinese à la carte dishes. Open daily from 17:00 to 4:00 AM.

A pay-by-weight malatang shop at the entrance of Jizo-dori, a 9-minute walk from Hondori Station in Hiroshima. Guests self-select ingredients and pay at the register, then customize the flavor at a dipping sauce bar. Noodles are automatically added for orders of 1,200 yen or more. Open 11:00–22:00 straight through.

A weighed-serving malatang shop a 7-minute walk from Tajimi Station in Gifu Prefecture. Self-service, priced at ¥400/100g. Lunch and dinner service.

A Chinese restaurant in Okusu, Minami Ward, Fukuoka, a 7-minute walk from Takamiya Station. Self-serve malatang where you choose all ingredients, noodles, broth, and spice level, plus Chinese dishes like fried rice. Accepts IC transport cards, iD, and QUICPay.

A malatang specialty shop that opened in December 2025, a 4-minute walk from Beppu Station. Help yourself to ingredients in a bowl and pay by weight at 5 yen per gram. Features distinctive ingredients like freeze-dried tofu, handmade glass noodles, and meatballs, with spice freely adjustable using Sichuan pepper, chili oil, and garlic. Closed on Tuesdays.

A by-weight malatang specialty restaurant in Chuo-machi, Oita City. Select ingredients freely from refrigerated cases and pay at ¥5 per gram. Orders of 222g or more include free noodles. Customize spice and acidity at the table condiment station.