A Malatang shop selling by weight in Senjuhigashi, Adachi-ku, a 5-minute walk from Kita-Senju Station. Customers fill a bowl and hand it to staff in a counter-service style, priced at ¥360 per 100g. Known for its rich ox-bone broth. Opened April 2026.
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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.
東京都 台東区
Nearest: 三ノ輪駅 (2 min walk)
A takeout-only malatang shop on the first floor of Shin-Shanghai Building in Higashi-Oku, Arakawa Ward. Converted from a ie-kei mazemen restaurant, now operating as a new concept with Uber Eats QR code ordering.
東京都 荒川区
Nearest: 田端駅 (13 min walk)
Enjoy all-you-can-choose malatang in Asakusa. Multiple soup bases available, with spice options ranging from mild to extra hot. Easy to drop in while sightseeing — a down-to-earth bowl in the heart of shitamachi.
東京都 台東区
Nearest: 浅草駅 (4 min walk)
Steps from Ueno Station, serving beautifully presented malatang in a clean, bright interior. Spice starts at just 0.5, making it welcoming for spice newcomers.
東京都 台東区
Nearest: 上野駅 (4 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)
The Haomeiwei flagship in Ueno/Okachimachi. The broth is finished with about 21 herbal medicine spices and is great for your skin. Inside, glowing neon sets the mood for malatang, all-you-can-drink hotpot, and bubble tea all under one roof.
東京都 台東区
Nearest: 上野駅 (5 min walk)
