Very good! Very delicious Malatang! Recommended spiciness level 1; the spicy hotpot is also very good, and the quail eggs are recommended! I have been coming to my canteen 4-5 times a week for 6 months, haha. The lady boss is very nice! Highly recommended!

I usually don't like malatang (that Chinese numbing spice) but this place actually pretty good. You can choose to do dry or wet (soup based) - and you pay by weight. They have a little section where you load up your bowl with whatever you want and you just hand it over to the counter and they'll weigh it, charge you, and bring it out. Load this thing up with meat and fishballs! Seating won't accommodate more than four people and space is a little bit tight. Parking is a little rough - they have a tiny lot and valet at certain hours.

Good taste and good service. Minimum weight for the order is 1lb. Overall nice environment. Parking could be tough if there isn’t space in the small lot, but there seems to be ample street parking around.

A friend from Korea wanted to eat malatang, apparently it’s really popular in Korea. I believe she ordered level 3 in spiciness and wholly moley it was like fire in my mouth!!! I love spicy food so I was very surprised. The food was good, just be cautious on which level you choose.

I highly recommend this place, their soups are awesome! You can grab the meat you like and the vegetables you for your soup.

Marating steamed restaurant. A taste that combines the spicy aroma of dried maraana with the freshness of vegetables. The condition of the materials is also excellent.

Our favorite place to get takeout from consistently when we're craving the fried pork along with the (non dry) mala hot pot. Great for sharing and the spice levels are gentle for members of my family who aren't great with spicy.

My favorite mala place. Came here for the first time about a month ago and been here about 4 times since then. The service is great and food is delicious! I tried both the soup and dry mala. They're both good but I do prefer the soup one. Going back again soon!

Wok Bar is a unique spot in K-town where you build you your own dry pot or hot pot bowl. I love this concept and you basically start off at the ingredient bar and pick whatever proteins and toppings you want and then take it to get paid for where they weigh it and ask if you want soup or no soup. Your food comes out quick and it comes with rice, coleslaw, & radish as sides. I got level 3 for my spice level and it had a good amount of heat. They can make it even spicier if you ask them nicely. It was fairly busy when I went and service was good with staff checking tables often. Parking is $3 and there's plenty of spaces even on a busy night! Overall, a good spot to check out on a cold day and the the vibe just feels cozy inside and laid back.

One of my favorite comfort food spots esp for malatang!! They charge by the pound and i recommend to be cautious when having to reach the full pound (one extra side can increase it by a lot). The mala taste is perfect here and leaves my tongue numb but not uncomfortable. There's a HUGE difference between spice level 2 and 3. Level 3 can be too spicy after a few bites imo. Side dishes are a bit pricey but portion sizes are huge & enough for 2-3 ppl.