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    FY Malatang

    4.6 (41 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Spicy Beef bone base, mild spice. Super flavorful and filling!!
    Sophia W.

    This is my first time trying Malatang, and I'm very impressed with the process! When you first enter the restaurant, there will be a stack of large, clear bowls and tongs available, and a long, sliding fridge with over 40 options of raw meat, vegetables, carbs, etc. The ingredients look fresh, are clearly labeled, and refilled promptly when low. You can take as much/ as little ingredients you want, and bring to the register to pay. The price is by pound, and depending on soup base, which is pretty reasonable. After having my food weighed, I chose a mild, spicy beef bone soup for my base, and my ingredients were taken to be cooked. My total was around $17, including tip. My food was ready within 10 minutes, and I loved the generous portion size and especially love how flavorful the broth tasted. Usually, I'm not a big fan of soup/hot pot, but this was such an efficient and fun experience! I can definitely see myself coming back to try more ingredient combinations and broths. Unfortunately, I didn't notice the sauce bar till I finished my food, and I heard that ice cream may be included when showing your receipt. I'll keep an eye for these options out next time I come!

    Wendi K.

    This was my first time trying a ma la tang spot and honestly it was an A++++ experience. I love that there were so many choices of protein, veggies, and broth. You pick up a bowl and tongs to make your bowl to your heart's content, weight ($14.99 a pound), and choose your broth. They cook and call your number when it's done. There is also a topping and sauce station for extra flavor. I had the curry broth and put lots of veggies and mushrooms and meat (beef and lamb mostly) and it was delicious. It is not too heavy (broth is not too oily or rich) and it's easy to make healthy choices here. I paid about $32 for 2 that filled us up to the brim. The lady working at the register is so incredibly friendly and sweet. The interior is clean and casual. Located in U District.

    Priscilla N.

    GOOD! The restaurant is tight and small with seating, especially during dinner, but it adds to the cozy, hole-in-the-wall feel. I love that they offer different broth options--chicken, beef, and tom yum. I usually get beef at other places, and I'd say the broth here is a bit lighter than most, which I actually enjoyed. Plus, there's free ice cream at the end by the serving window. I would highly recommend it if you're in the area.

    Hot pot miso broth
    Aaron C.

    Great selection of foods to put in a malatang hot pot! It gives the ygf malatang place down the street a run for its money! You even get ice cream after a nice bowl of hot pot! You just toss a variety of ingredients into a bowl and had it to the person behind the counter. The You pay and wait for your number to be called out. Ambiance is nice and cozy. I actually used to eat here when it was called six pack foods which was tasty and delicious. The interior is the same so maybe they rebranded

    Jeremiah M.

    Came with a big group of 8 (my bad I was leading a tour group lol), of course there wouldn't be enough seating for us, but we made it work! Coming in we lined up for bowls and ingredients, very simple procedure. I liked the options, but I definitely think the ingredient selections could be bigger for a malatang restaurant. Normal pricing, good options of broths, but the sauce bar was pretty small. My bowl was delicious though, and they give you free ice cream at the end by turning in your receipt. Would love to come back again.

    Tram D.

    Wanted malatang but our regular YGF was closed so we decided to try FY I was pleased with the wide selection of ingredients and everything was fresh and clean. Seating was also spacious and roomy. It was busy but we didn't have a problem finding a seat. Sauce bar had everything we needed to make our sauce. Broth was rich and I got medium spice which wasn't as spicy as I wished it would be. I would go spicier next time. I know meat at malatang places aren't the highest quality but I couldn't eat it here. it was too tough and tasted too irony. overall pretty good malatang but I wouldn't pick it over ygf

    An C.

    I love malatang. The spicy beef bone soup base had a very good flavor and a decent, maybe minimal, choice of items. I was surprised there was no spice level option! Almost every malatang I've been to has spice options. My favorite item they had was tendon!! I don't see that everywhere usually. The cashier and workers were very friendly and sweet, and the restaurant was clean with great natural lighting. The sauce bar was the basics but peanut sauce was a bit funky tasting. My bowl tasted great and we took home leftovers.

    Spicy Beef Broth
    Chloe D.

    Great topping, broth, and sauce selection and I enjoyed the free ice cream. The broth was slightly too oily for my liking but still delicious. The price is a bit higher than other Malatang places I've tried, but I had plenty of leftovers so it worked out!

    Tomato, tom yum, and curry broths
    Sonia S.

    I went! This place is pretty yummy. I do wish they had fresh noodles though, they only had instant noodles. The broths were super yummy, I got the tomato, and my friends got the tom yum and curry broths, which were also super tasty! The complimentary sauce bar and ice cream was good too!

    Valerie Y.

    FY is one of the new malatang places in UDist but in my opinion it doesn't hold up compared to YGF Malatang. The broth wasn't as savory as I would have liked, instead it felt too heavy (like in an oil-y way). I wasn't a fan of the ingredients; they only had two fridges of items and it was hard for the queue to move through that area. I also felt like the wait was long and the tables were too close to each other. Would much rather go to a different malatang place!

    Myla T.

    Yum yum yum! I haven't had hot pot often nor have I had it served like this. Was so fun to grab my bowl and self-serve myself w all the fun delicious items. Make sure to get less than you think bc it ends up being a LOT of food if you go in hungry and your eyes are bigger than your stomach. Went here with my family and we all enjoyed it. Make sure to choose the right broth for you! We rated the Tom yum as the best, but I got the tomato and I enjoyed it. The spicy pepper one is SPICY so keep that in mind. It's so great that everyone can pick and choose what they want! Yum!

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    Jing C.

    I really liked this spot more than I thought I would. Ingredients seem clean and organized in the self serve bar. They also have dishes for sauces so I can mix my own dipping sauce. The seating area is also nice and bright. Food came out quickly and the staff was very quickly to clean up tables. Will be back again

    Alex N.

    Good place to get Malatang around UW. Very convenient and tasty like any other spot. Sauce bar was okay. I'd come back!

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    They have really good curry, the only place that has curry. Would definitely come here again!

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