Kungfu Malatang - Menu

The best mala tang in town. The soup was great and addictive. Must order at least once a week.Food: 5/5

The best Mala tang I had in the US. The owner is also very kind. Too sad I have to leave the town...Food: 5/5

This is my partner and I’s favorite restaurant in Boston. The flavors are divine, even for vegetarians! Can’t recommend enough, just watch how much you add to your bowl because the price can add up with all the tasty ingredients. : View menu

We ordered Malatang and we love it. This is my first time dining in. I usually order on RICEPO but their portion can barely feed one person. It gets a bit salty in the end (maybe it’s because of their seasame/spicy oil sauce? Their service was great! (especially a server who speaks korean Food: 4/5

As a lifelong fan of malatang, I really enjoyed the flavors of this dish. However, after eating for a while, I found it to be quite salty. I suspect that the soup base has sesame in it, and the chili oil contributes to the overall saltiness and oiliness of the broth. Overall, I would rate the food a 4 out of 5.

Fantastic. Service was super polite and helpful without being pushy at all. Delicious, super fresh ingredients and wide variety. I had no trouble at all eating vegan here, and my dining partner was just as satisfied. Pricing was great. Seating and atmosphere are low-key, but for a slurpy meal like Malatang, that’s just what I want. The medium spicy was PERFECT. View menu

Amazing and flavorful Asian food with good pricing. The main reason I’m leaving this review though is to acknowledge how amazing the staff is. I received amazing service here but in top of this, the owner is actually such a genuine good person. One time he offered me an umbrella for free when I was leaving because of the rain which was so helpful. Great food, great team, great owner.

The price is based on weight, so it depends on how much you fill your bowl with Malatang. There’s a rule that you need to get at least 1 pound. The servers are friendly and patient when explaining the menu. You can also adjust the spice level to your preference. I had a bowl that weighed 1.5 pounds, and it cost nearly $30 (including tax and tip), but everyone dining in is required to give a minimum 10 percent tip. Nothing really surprised me; it was just standard Malatang and a bit pricey. I was also confused by the meat section since there were no labels, which might lead you to accidentally choose the wrong protein. Overall, the food is standard, a bit overpriced, but the service is good.

I stumbled upon this restaurant a while back, and it made such an impression that I couldn't resist returning just two days later. I was craving the malatang I enjoyed in South Korea, and this place has a similar setup! You can select as many vegetables, meats, noodles, and other ingredients as you like, and they're weighed by the pound. You also get to choose your spice level; we opted for medium, which turned out to be not very spicy at all. We ended up with 3.4 pounds of food, totaling about $47. The broth was delicious and comforting, though I was hoping for a stronger mala flavor—it was a bit on the mild side. The service was prompt, and the Korean server was exceptionally kind and atte... View menu