Nutrition Tool

Help us make your MOGU Malatang experience even better! 🍜

Hi everyone! We’re Meike and Dewi, interns at MOGU Malatang, and we’re currently developing a nutritional information tool to help you discover what goes into your favourite bowl.

We’d love your help testing our prototype! All you have to do is try it out and fill in a short feedback form afterwards. Your feedback will help us improve the tool and make it as useful and user-friendly as possible.

Our goal? To create a handy tool that you can use whenever you build your own bowl at either of our MOGU Malatang locations!

Would you like to help us out? We’d really appreciate your time and feedback. Every little bit helps!

First, go through the tool below. Then fill out the feedback form at the bottom of the page.

Thank you so much for your support!

Try the prototype

Build your bowl and explore the estimated nutritional information.

Pick a base, then fill your bowl with noodles, veggies, mushrooms, protein and toppings. We heat it up for you. Portions are everyday estimates, with the grams next to them. Curious which options score best? Try Top picks at the bottom of the list. Want more or less of something? Use − and + or type your own amount (like 0.5). The amount of soup grows with everything you add.

Nutrition facts

Pick a base to get started

Calories0

Bowl contents & soup

* Soup amount changes & guidelines for an average adult at a healthy weight

Estimated values for the whole bowl, soup included. The soup starts at 300 ml for an empty bowl, adds 125 ml per noodle nest and 50 ml per 100 g of other ingredients (1 ml of soup counted as 1 g). Malaban is a sauce instead of a soup: it grows with your fillings, about 50 ml for an average bowl of 400 g. The percentages compare with daily reference amounts for a healthy adult: 2,088 kcal (the average of women, 1,861 kcal, and men, 2,315 kcal, at a healthy weight; Dutch Health Council), carbohydrates 40% and proteins 8% of energy, fats at most 40% of energy (Dutch Health Council), fibres at least 27 g (Dutch Nutrition Centre), salt at most 6 g and vegetables 250 g. Your own needs may differ. "High in protein" means at least 20% of the energy comes from protein; "source of protein" means at least 12%. "Source of fibre" means at least 3 g of fibre per 100 g or 1.5 g per 100 kcal; "high in fibre" means at least 6 g per 100 g or 3 g per 100 kcal. Vegetables count the vegetables and mushrooms in your bowl (potatoes not included).

Share your feedback

Thanks for trying our prototype! Please tell Meike and Dewi what you think by completing this short feedback form.

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