Malaxiangguo

17 reviews

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3608 5th Ave

Pittsburgh, PA 15213

Malaxiangguo is a casual dining establishment in Pittsburgh, PA that specializes in serving traditional Chinese hot pot dishes.

With a focus on customizable and flavorful hot pot options, Malaxiangguo offers a unique dining experience for those seeking authentic Chinese cuisine.

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Kaylie W.

8/1/2023

Great spot for a quick and casual meal. Close to campus and I'd eat here all the time for lunch. Service is ok, but I did see the other review about the owner. I'm only giving it 5 stars because...

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Kaori H.

10/19/2022

I think there was a miscommunication between me and the restaurant's owner. I was normally trying to pay at the register but the owner suddenly got really mad at me and said to me, "You want this...

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Penny T.

6/14/2019

Delete my detailed review about this restaurant because it is a new business in town, though the owner texted me that "I'm stupid." My previous review meant no harm but indicated that customers...

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Amie W.

5/14/2019

This place is right next to Prince of India and with no store banner, it's easy to walk right past it. Walk right in and grab one of the large clear bowls and you can start filling it with...

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Anthony S.

5/1/2019

Think Yogurtland or Razzy Fresh but for Chinese food. I believe this place is under the same ownership as Love Ramen, so similar layout with the board games and self-cleanup. It's $0.90 per oz,...

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