Melting Grill,

6700 Lonetree Blvd #700, Rocklin, CA 95765, United States

"In a nutshell; Pretty good food, ok drinks/boba options, and good location. Food was pretty good , the bowls could've looked better but nothing that really detracts from how good the food is, and to my understanding it's the usual bowl used in ramyun or soup dishes anyway. The employee/s were accommodating, the booths were comfortable and the table wasn't wobbling or anything. They were constantly playing kpop songs so that can be a plus or a minus depending on the customer but it does fit the theme of the food they're serving. Lots of parking. Lots of stuff to do around after or before. Pretty neat place to hang around at. Overall pretty good stuff."

"The appetizers were great. The Mandy/postickers looked homemade. Main meals- good BUT according to my mom, the bone marrow soup was a miss. The service was good with regards to the server. Unfortunately, we had to leave without my kids eating as it took 90 min. For them to get their food BUT the server comped their meal and gave them extra fries but they just finished eating some and weren't in the mood for more. It was a nice gesture and we appreciated it. I highly suggest when you order, you ask that the kids food come out first. Everything seemed to be made fresh so that was nice."

"Loved the food we ordered! Especially Crispy chicken curry is amazingly yum, my family’s favorite to order in this place! Highly recommended!"

"Incredible service, and menu. I got the full order of Dak-Galbi and its easily 4lbs of food. Very flavorful with a little spice and sweetness from the sweet potato. Also the pork belly mesubi was different from what I've had in the past and I highly recommend it. Also the strawberry match milk tea was great."

"Service was great - very friendly, attentive, answered questions. The food looked fantastic but I wasn't really liking it enough to want to go back. I give this a two but the service was so exceptional that it gets bumped up to three stars. The "beef brisket fries" were a little too sweet for me - it needed something to balance that out. Good crisp on the fries but eat it fast — they start to lose their crunch as the sauces soak in. The "Ttoekbokki (Korean Spicy Rice Cake)" looked interesting. It's described as "Korean Rice Cake, Fish Cake, slices of boil egg, green onion, Gochujang" but nothing in this is a cake? It more like really chewy, dense cylinder like noodles with some flatter noodles mixed in. The sauce seems like there is a thickener added. Everything about this dish is just not working for me texturally. The "Curry Over Rice" had nice crispy fried chicken but the curry just did not have much flavor and also tasted like a thickener was added to it."