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2015-06-02
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Outback remains to be my favourite lunch choice in Taikoo.Spacious, equipped with many 4-person booths but welcome even 2 customers to enjoy the privacy.Around 2 pm, brown and I are coming for late lunch in this lazy morning.We ordered one lunch set, with unlimited supply of hot "black sugar bread with cream" and a small salad dish with a bowl of soup.The soup we ordered today is Thick cream corn soupI have never seen so many corns sinking in the bottom when compared with any other soups served
Outback remains to be my favourite lunch choice in Taikoo.
Spacious, equipped with many 4-person booths but welcome even 2 customers to enjoy the privacy.
Around 2 pm, brown and I are coming for late lunch in this lazy morning.
We ordered one lunch set, with unlimited supply of hot "black sugar bread with cream"
and a small salad dish with a bowl of soup.
The soup we ordered today is Thick cream corn soupI have never seen so many corns sinking in the bottom when compared with any other soups served in other restaurants.
Cream is so heavy and smells attractive once it landed. It's very sweet and accompanies the bread very well as a sauce too!
The main dish we chose today is the Toowoomba Chicken
= Pan-fried chicken with shrimps in cream sauce.
The grilled chiken are in fact chicken breats which are super chewy and hard. The shrimps on top are obvious shrinked into tiny pieces.As the actual dish came quite different from its illustration on the menu, we were quite disappointed.
Another thing we cannot accept is the coldness of the dish. Maybe it's been delayed in serving?
Anyway, the waitress was very polite in assistance of reheating the dish.
One more setback here is the slow serving rate of dishes and slow seating arrangement.
For many times I come here the receptionist here has to work also as waitress to help in delivery and ordering.
Telephone calls were keep coming but she has no time taking care of so many people queuing at the door gate.
Still, Outback can be a decent choice in Taikoo.
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