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2017-12-13
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I never would have thought Outback would have afternoon tea sets but they do. I had waken up from a night shift and was for some reason super hungry. I was thinking a bowl of noodles but then I walked by Outback and noticed they had an afternoon tea menu.Menu is in English and Chinese. They offer pasta, sandwiches, hamburgers and ribs!They also have snacks for those that just don't want that much.And desserts for the sweet tooth.Adding $10 gets you a drink. $25 for fancier ones. $10 also gets yo
Menu is in English and Chinese. They offer pasta, sandwiches, hamburgers and ribs!
They also have snacks for those that just don't want that much.
And desserts for the sweet tooth.
Adding $10 gets you a drink. $25 for fancier ones. $10 also gets you a whole piece of their famous bread. I saw a group of 4 share the bread.
I ordered the mini BBQ pork ribs ($58) and added an ice tea for $10. It came with fries and a coleslaw. It said I could have a choice of BBQ sauce but I wasn't asked. So, I guess I got a default tangy BBQ. The fries were great. Hot and crispy. The coleslaw wasn't too good. It wasn't tangy enough. But the ribs! A decent portion and so tender, it fell apart with my fork. The sauce was just right.
A great option for a late lunch if you want to avoid the lunch crowds and save a lot of money. I noticed a lot of other people knew about this deal as there was a fare number of customers. The only thing was there was only one staff working. He did front of house, serving, taking orders and clearing tables. I guess everyone else had their break. Aside from the lack of staff, service was fine though a bit hard to attract attention. Food not too bad and good value for money. I'd be back. For afternoon tea of course.
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