Malatang Shop Search

A malatang shop in the Osaka Tennoji area, a 5-minute walk from Momodani Station. Self-customizable ingredients with spice levels of mild, medium, or hot. Rice flour noodles available as a standout option. Separate lunch and dinner services; Sunday lunch starts at 12:30.

Great food, a solid selection of ingredients, friendly staff, and they even gave us a free drink. The kind of place you want to pop into between classes. Staff are wonderful and the food is genuinely delicious.

A unique combo shop near Hachioji Station pairing malatang with onigiri rice balls. Known for its fragrant broth and a relaxed, spacious seating area.

A malatang specialty shop on the 2nd floor of Kashii Station-mae Building, a 2-minute walk from Nishitetsu Kashii Station. Known for its rich, deeply flavored broth — extra spicy is the recommended choice. Ingredients available by weight.

A weighed-serving malatang shop just a 1-minute walk from Namba Station. Known for its creamy dan-dan-style broth; corn noodles or fried dough sticks free with orders over ¥1,000. Counter seating on the 2nd floor.

Located on the 2nd floor of KD Shinshigai Building in Kumamoto's Shinshigai district, opened in July 2025 by a local ramen restaurant owner. Offers 40 types of ingredients and three broths—malatang, tantanmen, and gomtang—at ¥4 per gram.

Enjoy malatang with 5 spice levels in the spacious interior in Kichijoji. Beef bone broth available; 5 noodle choices with free refills. Register on LINE for a free drink.

A malatang specialty shop a 4-minute walk from Suita Station, known for its rich creamy broth. Ingredients are sold by weight at 400 yen per 100g, with 4 spice levels to choose from. Tabletop Sichuan pepper oil, ground Sichuan pepper, and chili oil let you customize the flavor. Closed Thursdays.

An authentic spot near Tamachi Station. The milky bone broth closely replicates the flavor of the real thing in China. Strollers welcome, with seating across the ground floor and basement.

A perennially popular spot in front of Funabashi Station with a constant queue. Clear pricing from 880 yen for 3 ingredients, with about 40 items to choose from. The classic, clean-tasting broth is ideal for malatang first-timers. Cash only.

DIOS Malatang's Osaka location, a 4-minute walk from Shinsaibashi Station. Offers a wide range of broths including herbal, Sichuan pepper, curry, pork bone, and tomato, plus 60+ ingredients by weight. Students get 15% off; white rice, snacks, and coffee are free.

A 2-minute walk from Sanjo Station, located on the 3rd floor of the building at the foot of Sanjo Bridge. Window seats overlooking the Kamo River are especially popular. 400 yen per 100g with 6 broth options. Free rice, Chinese tea, coffee, and ice cream; student discount (15% off) also available.