Tanghuo Kungfu Malatang

Jim Yosef 3 months ago

Great malatang spot! The ingredients were fresh, there was a wide variety to choose from, and the broth was flavorful without being too salty. Everything was cooked perfectly, and the staff were friendly and efficient. The restaurant was clean and the prices were reasonable. I’ll definitely be coming back!

Andrew Nan 3 months ago

Really good food and a nice experience overall. The malatang had a lot of flavor, and I liked that I could choose what I wanted. The fried skewers were also really good, especially when they were fresh and hot. The portion was enough for the price, and the staff were friendly. I’d come back again when I’m craving something spicy and comforting！

Chenxi Li Edited 3 months ago

I really liked this place! The soup was flavorful, the ingredients tasted fresh, and the portion was pretty generous. I got malatang and some fried skewers, and both were really satisfying. The spicy flavor was just right for me — not too overwhelming, but still really tasty. The staff were nice too. I’d definitely come back again.

Holly Si 4 months ago

They have a decent variety of options to choose from. Broth was rich, yet light and the food came out fairly quick. Had a lot of flavor and spice level options. Can be a bit pricey even if you don’t get that many things in your bowl.

Columbus Food Dude 6 months ago

Tanghuo Kung Fu Ma La Tang just turned up the heat on Bethel Road! 🔥🍜 Located inside Dayou International Market, this spot brings a super fun build-your-own malatang experience that food lovers are going to go crazy for. Here’s how it works: grab a bowl, walk down the ingredient bar, and load it up with whatever you want. With 90+ ingredients and 12 different broth flavors, the combinations are endless. Once you’re done, they weigh your bowl (around $13.99/lb) and cook it up fresh. From veggies and noodles to meats and seafood, it’s basically hot pot your way. But don’t skip the appetizers either — they’ve got some awesome options to start with. 🔥 Fried Skewers: Bacon Enoki Rolls, Tofu Skin with Cilantro, New Orleans Chicken Tenders, Sausage, and Grilled Tofu and many more. These are what I tried. 🥟 Appetizers: Taiwanese Crispy Chicken, Fried Pork Dumplings, and Brown Sugar Rice Cake. 🍲 Malatang Hot Pot Bowls: Szechuan Style Mao Cai, Spicy Braised Malatang, and their Signature Spicy Hot Pot. If you love bold Sichuan flavors, spicy broth, and building your own perfect bowl, this place is definitely worth checking out.