This Mala Xiang Guo dish is probably the easiest and fastest meal to make, which makes it very ideal for weeknight dinners! If you love the spice, do have it on it own. For those who love this dish ...

3 of 5 Fatty Beef Mala Xiang Guo Bowl, $10.60 for small Think gyudon with a spicy twist. Despite being drizzled with a “tongue searing fiery” in-house sauce, the spice level is pretty mild.

Instead of pairing the xiang guo with rice, I get some boiled dumplings ($5.80 for 10) to cut down on carbs. They are good, with a delicious minced pork filling. And although the skin looks thick ...

Pixiu Mala Hongtang, which specializes in Korean-Chinese fusion dishes like hot pot (with a dry version), is opening July 2023 in Oakland’s Temescal district. (Staff photo/Bay Area News Group) ...

There's just something about the combination of piping hot rice, pickled vegetables and tender pork that hits all the right spots. Lao Huo Tang, #02-18 to 18A Heading out as a family can be ...

Hai Xia says their bestsellers are the chicken cutlet ($5.80), luncheon meat ($5) and mala pork rice ($6). 8days.sg ’s intern visited the stall undercover and sampled their chicken cutlet rice.

There's one word to describe Sichuan cuisine: fiery. And the first dish that comes into our mind will no doubt be their signature Mala Xiang Guo (Mala stir-fry pot). However, Chengdu Restaurant ...

This week, we take a look at the new Mala instant noodle from Myojo Singapore, as well as a few other well known Mala players in the market ...

SINGAPORE - First came the craze for mala hotpot. As that simmered, appetites turned towards mala xiang guo, a spicy, numbing stir-fried medley of vegetables and meats. Read more at straitstimes.com.

This week on Neighborhood Eats, we visit Mala Project and try their dry pots. The restaurant is located at 122 First Avenue in the East Village.

A small serving of Mala Xiang Guo costs about 6,000 kyats (about 2.8 U.S. dollars) and a large serving is about 8,000 kyats (about 3.8 dollars), ...