Malatang Shop Search

A malatang shop a 5-minute walk from Kintetsu Nagoya Station, in the Meieki-minami area. Self-service weighing from 270g, priced at ¥380/100g. Choose your broth at checkout from 4 options including spicy and beef bone. Noodles up to 60g free; rice also complimentary. Open until midnight daily.

A Taiwanese restaurant in Higashi-Osaka, a 3-minute walk from Wakae-Iwata Station, also serving malatang. Spacious interior with 4-person tables and a 6-person tatami seating area. Enjoy malatang alongside Taiwanese dishes like fried chicken and spring rolls. Cash only.

Absolutely delicious. Carries the flavors and aromas of both Sichuan and Taiwanese hot pot, with a refinement that makes it even more approachable than the authentic versions. A wide variety of ingredients and noodles keeps things fun and exciting.

An Ippin Malatang chain location a 5-minute walk from Toyota-shi Station. Offers both malatang soup and dry-style mala ban. Choose from 5 broth options including beef bone, sour-spicy golden broth, soy-fragrant, and tomato. Select ingredients first (approx. ¥400/100g by weight), then specify your broth.

A short walk from Akabane Station, Ippin Malatang lets you order via mobile app in two styles: chef's selection or build your own. The mild baitan broth with sweet potato noodles is a refreshing combination.

Ippin Malatang in Ginza 1-chome. A buffet-style setup where you pick your favorite ingredients. The broth's umami is outstanding—even a light selection of toppings makes for a deeply satisfying bowl.

A pay-by-weight malatang shop on the 3rd floor of a building, a 3-minute walk from Namba Station. Over 60 ingredients to choose from, with four broth options: mild spicy, tonkotsu, tomato, and dry-tossed mala ban. Three spice levels; ¥400/100g. Free fruit bar and coffee. Takeout available; open year-round.

A by-weight malatang restaurant 9 minutes on foot from Oe Station, in Toyota, Minami Ward, Nagoya. Priced at ¥380 per 100g with a 260g minimum order; spice adjustable. Stocked with an extensive range of ingredients including yamakunage (mountain lettuce) and a free condiment station (includes cilantro). Free drink with an SNS post.

Authentic malatang on the west side of Ikebukuro. The perfect balance of spice, numbing heat, and aroma evokes memories of eating in China. Hunan-style spicy rice noodles are also available — two iconic dishes in one spot.

A newly opened malatang specialty shop near Kotakemukaihara Station. Compact space with excellent value for money. Accepts PayPay and cash.

A 7-minute walk from Sakae Station, located in the basement of a building in Naka Ward, Nagoya. Diners can adjust the spice level to their liking at the table. The creamy sesame broth is served with a wide variety of toppings including mountain lettuce, bamboo shoots, and glass noodles, with unlimited rice refills.

A malatang specialty restaurant on the 2nd floor of a building in Nishiki, Naka Ward, Nagoya, 3 minutes on foot from Hisaya-odori Station. Priced at ¥400 per 100g; vegetables are cut fresh to order. Medicinal herb broth used; spice adjustable. Open until 23:30.