In love with sushi of melting pot... California one is the best and the katsu chicken rice combo just wowwwww definitely would love to go there again... Though it was my 2nd time going there and had their delicious katsu combo and another kind of sushi. 1st time I tried stir fry rice chicken bowl and California roll both were so gooooodddd in taste.... In love with them...

The food outlet is located inside Bailey Dali food court. Thus, if you are not aware of it, finding it would be extremely difficult. I ordered Norwegian Salmon & Japanese Hamburg Steak. Both dishes were palatable, but one drawback was that they were soaked in sauce, compromising their taste. The service was comparatively quick. However, they don't serve beverages, and you need to visit the beverage corner located in the food court to get your drinks, including water.

This one is inside the Baily Deli food court. The taste was average. Food was served cold. But they prepared the food quite quickly. They do not serve water or beverages. Have to order separately from the opposite side of the food court.

Tried two items from melting pot 1) crispy shrimo tempura roll ( as i never tried shushi item so i choose the basic one) taste 7/10 2) Korean spicy Chicken Ramen (as you can see the picture of ramen :) waste of money, it taste like someone just boiled the noodles and chicken and add some ingredients that's it :') in my opinion taste is 2/10... Nor the Chicken was well cooked nor the soup is thick nothing :') #Another item i had tried from a different food court It's a fried mozzarella cheese Taste 8/10 And a vitmijo drinks (mixed fruits drinks) which is good enough 8/10

Ordered the seafood rice item, Shifudo Rice. Tasted good but overpriced considering the quantity. Spice level was medium.

We had korean bbq fried rice and dory fish fried rice. The quantity and price were up to the mark, but tasted a little bland to me. I would say it’s good, but not a must try.

The actual amount of ingredients is smaller than the photo of the dish. But not so bad. Price, quality & taste is good.

Ramen holds a special place as my go-to comfort food, yet it's often a challenge to find. Many restaurants offering Ramen tend to be high-end, and the portion sizes often leave much to be desired compared to the price. However, "The Melting Pot" stands out as an exception in this culinary landscape. My introduction to The Melting Pot occurred at their Shimanto Shombhar Food-court outlet. Seeking something hot, spicy, and satisfying after a disappointing movie, my significant other and I ordered the Korean Spicy Ramen, Japanese Chicken Ramen, and Tempura as sides. As soon as the food arrived, the rising steam from the bowls hinted at the delightful experience ahead. Since that first encounter, we've revisited The Melting Pot multiple times, relishing every dish and leaving nothing behind. Our recent visit to their Baily Road outlet was another stellar experience. The Spicy Budae Jjigae, especially on a cold December day, hit the spot perfectly. For those seeking an introduction to Japanese/korean cuisine, I highly recommend choosing The Melting Pot over high-end alternatives. They've managed to encapsulate the essence of ramen—a wallet-friendly yet deeply satisfying culinary experience that once you start, you won't be able to resist.

We took their Ramen and Sushi and both were alright. Nothing special.

A good place to experience the taste of Japanese & Korean cuisine.Tasty food at a reasonable price 🍜🍱