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We are back! Thanks so much for the emails and messages showing your support for EK and ERR over the hiatus, and a HUGE thank you to lawyer Dan Dung Nguyen and his family.
Tonight we head to The Outback Steak House, a clean, modern Australian restaurant in Manhatten for a dinner from “down under”.
First off no one is Aulstralian here. Restaurant is properly lit. Seating was fine.Drink orders were taken quickly and without issue. The large glass mug of Fosters Beer was the drink of the evening. Did not need a water (I’ve been better about drinking waters throughtout the day) but strangely it wasn’t offered.
We begin with bread - A loaf of Pumpernickel and whipped butter gratis.
Hands away, this is the softest pumpernickle I have ever had. perfectly warm. This meal is starting off right.
The Outback Steak House is known for two things. No. 1: Steaks, steaks, STEAKS. Thick, meaty, no bones about it! Mouth-watering cuts of steak from all over the animal. Whether you want a prime rib, a porterhouse, butterfly cut, or even Filet Mignon, they have them ALL at Outback. Its a steak lover’s safe haven.
No. 2. A favorite among the crowd is the Outback Blooming Onion. This is an appetizer.I don;t even know how to desrcibe what it looks like. It’s a deepfried onion with a patent secret sauce. O.K. You got me That’s putting it in Lamen’s terms. Presenttaion is EVERYTHING with the Blooming Onion. it looks like rows of shark’s backup teeth sharinga common center.
AMAZING! 10/10. Sweet, sour, crunchy, refreshing, warm – It has it all. My favoirte part is the sauce. With its perfect blend of spices, the B.O. sauce packs more of a zing than Foster Brooks.
I like prime rib. Since I have entered that’s what i’ve been waiting to see Out House `sA
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I love prime rib! Since I have enetered that’s what I’ve been waiting for - to see Outback’s take on this choice cut. The name says it all, this steak is taken from prime real estate within the animals ribcage. this si the juiciest, softest and most tender part of it. prime rib is allways served with “au jus” (pronounced aw-jew) which only means juice. Prime rib is almost more like a roast than a steak.
2 sides ajoin the meal. i chose house salad with ranch (on the side) and grilled asperagus. waiter seemed out of it.
House Salad - simple yet dense. Pleased to find that outback isnt one of those restaurants that outs carot in it.
Next we have the main course So far so good. How will the main course stack up? The Herb Roasted Prime Rib,16 oz. This could make or break the meal…
Great! Another steak done right. the herb crusted rim didn’t overtakle the subtle pallete of the meat. A slam dunk. However The asperagus was just looked like the same kind you buy in the grocery store
The bill came in a very well made presenter booklet, more personalized than other restaurants. thought it was weird to make it snakeskin, seemed a bit out of place. There was a pharmacy pen wedged in the booklet instead of something less showy. Came off as unprossional. An unfortuneate way to cap off the night.
OVERALL SCORE: 9.1 out of 10
The Outback Steak House, 60 W 23rd St., New York, NY 10010
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