An authentic Sichuan restaurant near Hirai Station serving hearty malatang. The mapo tofu — not too spicy — is equally popular. The warm, welcoming atmosphere is perfect for a midday drink.
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A Yummy Duck chain shop in front of Hirai Station. Priced at a wallet-friendly ¥2.8 per gram, the mushroom broth is acclaimed for its rich flavor. Spice level can be freely adjusted with self-serve chili sauce.
東京都 江戸川区
Nearest: 平井駅 (1 min walk)
A hidden gem on the second floor of a well-worn building near Shin-Koiwa Station. The friendly owner will walk you through the ordering process. Choose 3 ingredients, your preferred spice level, and noodle type, then fine-tune the numbing heat with the Sichuan pepper on the table.
東京都 葛飾区
Nearest: 新小岩駅 (5 min walk)
Near Shinkoiwa Station. Staff will patiently walk first-time visitors through the ordering process. Choose glass noodles or Chinese noodles, with full spice level control. Excellent value for money.
東京都 葛飾区
Nearest: 新小岩駅 (2 min walk)
Near Kameido Station, this Malatang shop evokes the atmosphere of a Taiwanese street food stall. A rich, tantanmen-style broth is loaded with generous toppings. Perfect for adventurous diners seeking an authentic Chinese experience.
東京都 江東区
Nearest: 亀戸駅 (5 min walk)
A standout in Kameido's competitive malatang scene, combining great taste, a welcoming atmosphere, and attentive service. Spend ¥1,000 or more to get free noodles; paper aprons provided so you can enjoy the spice worry-free.
東京都 江東区
Nearest: 亀戸駅 (5 min walk)
A Sichuan malatang specialty shop tucked down a back alley, about a 7-minute walk from Kinshicho Station. The standard option includes 5 ingredients, with extras at 110 yen each. Choose from 4 types of noodles — including glass noodles and dao xiao mian — and multiple spice levels.
東京都 墨田区
Nearest: 錦糸町駅 (7 min walk)
