Jade Pan Malatang 街道办麻辣烫 — Restaurant in District of Canberra Central

Jadepan Malatang is a hidden gem for lovers of malatang, nestled in the heart of the city. As a fan of malatang, I was excited to try out this place, and it did not disappoint!

The restaurant has a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere, with a casual, no-frills setup. The decor creates a cozy space that feels both modern and authentic. It's the kind of place where you can enjoy a hearty meal with friends or grab a quick bite alone.

The star of the show is, of course, the malatang. Jadepan offers a diverse selection of fresh ingredients, including a variety of meats, seafood, vegetables, tofu, and noodles.

One standout feature is the customization. You pick your own ingredients, which are then cooked to perfection and served in a steaming hot bowl of delicious soup. The sauce bar offers a wide array of condiments, from sesame paste to garlic oil, so you can craft the perfect dipping sauce to complement your meal.

Overall, Jadepan Malatang is a must-visit for malatang enthusiasts or anyone looking to try something new. The combination of fresh ingredients, flavorful broths, and a friendly atmosphere makes it a standout choice for a casual dining experience. I left feeling full, satisfied, and eager to return to explore more of their offerings. Highly...

The food was ok but the pickled vegetable soup was waaaaaaaaaaaaaay too salty, to the extent that it tasted a bit bitter. It almost felt like that they made the soup with sea water. I had to fish out the food from the soup, squeeze the food with my chopsticks upon the side of the bowl to get rid of as much of the insaltingly salty soup as possible, then wash it down with a big sip of water. After the meal I drunk like 5 cups of water, and I still feel salty in my mouth. I don't get it. Did the cook accidentally drop a big clump of salt in my soup, or their salt was going out of date so they were in such a hurry to use...

I visited your shop on 24th of November and I found a frozen bug on the noodles and I showed it to the robot-like cashiers at the counter and all they did was look at me like an ox watching a train, they didn't do anything. I went with my 10-year-old daughter and when I was paying the money and he asked me, "Are you going to pay together or separately?" I have never seen such a stupid question in my life, what a stupid question when a 10-year-old girl comes with an adult.i think that’s why other shop has more than 20 customers in same time and you...