Malatang Shop Search

A malatang specialty shop in Okinawa, a 1-minute walk from Miebashi Station on the 2nd floor of BS Miebashi Building. Ingredients are priced at 4.8 yen per gram with over 50 varieties available. Choose from spicy malatang or rich tomato broth. Knife-cut noodles and corn noodles are on offer, and the side of braised pork rice is highly popular. Closed Mondays.

A malatang specialty shop on the second floor of a building, a 6-minute walk from Sakae Station. The soup base is fixed as beef bone broth with no spice level selection. Pay-by-weight at 380 yen per 100g. The table is stocked with a generous variety of complimentary condiments — sesame paste, peanuts, chili oil, and Sichuan peppercorn oil. Orders of 1,500 yen or more include a free drink.

A malatang specialty shop in the Nakazakicho area, an 8-minute walk from Osaka Umeda Station. Known for its hygienic bamboo tag ordering system. Choose from multiple broths including traditional and golden broth, with sides like corn rice and sesame dumplings. Follow them on Instagram for special offers.

A 5-minute walk from Motomachi Station — the popular Osaka Nakazakicho shop expanded to Kobe in November 2025. Uses a contactless ordering system where bamboo sticks labeled with ingredients are placed into bamboo tubes. Four broths: classic malatang, sticky, golden, and teng pepper. Starting from 760 yen.

A panda-themed malatang specialty shop with a distinctive interior, a 4-minute walk from Nishinakajima-Minamigata Station. Upon entry, guests are handed a bamboo tube to pick their favorite skewers — a unique ordering experience. Ingredients are managed in display cases for cleanliness, and multiple spice levels are available.

A malatang specialty shop 2 minutes on foot from Numazu Station. Choose ingredients by weight and pick from multiple broths including herbal medicinal and tomato. Spice level can be adjusted further; duck blood and cilantro are among the wide ingredient selection. Vegetables sourced fresh every morning. Takeout available with insulated bags. Closed Tuesdays.

A malatang shop in Iwata City, Shizuoka, a 2-minute walk from Nakajimahigashi Station. Priced at ¥380/100g with dozens of toppings including seafood such as scallops, squid, and oysters. Beef bone broth only, with selectable spice level. Multiple noodle options including shaved noodles and corn noodles. Open daily from 7 a.m. to midnight; cash only.

A takeout-only malatang shop a 6-minute walk from Omihachiman Station. Set menu with clear pricing: classic malatang ¥980, plus dumpling malatang and tomato-cheese malatang options. Spice from 0 to 5. An outdoor night-market-style space lets you eat on the spot.

A malatang specialty shop in the Matsubara area of Osaka, just a 1-minute walk from Kawachi-Taimi Station. Pay-by-weight self-serve style at 360 yen per 100g. Choose from three soup bases — malatang, beef bone, or tomato — with adjustable spice level.

A Malatang and spicy noodle restaurant on the 3rd floor of the Dainana Marumoto Building, a 3-minute walk from Takenotsuka Station East Exit. Ingredients are sold by weight with a wide variety to choose from. Takeout and delivery via Rocket Now and UberEats available. Open continuously 11:00–22:30.

A Chinese diner and malatang shop in the Minoshima area, a 12-minute walk from Hakata Station. Malatang served by piece count, starting from ¥1,010 for 4 items. Choose from multiple noodles including dao xiao mian and glass noodles; spice level specified in stages. Weekdays: lunch and dinner; weekends: all-day.

A Malatang specialty shop selling by weight, a 7-minute walk from Yoshizuka Station. Choose from 30+ ingredients at ¥350 per 100g; orders over ¥1,000 include 100g of noodles free. A creamy ox-bone and soy-milk broth is paired with options like corn noodles and konjac noodles. Spice level is self-adjustable at the table.