Comments on: Are Aussies mad at Outback steakhouse for doing such a cheesy version of Australian life? http://australiaisland.com/wp/are-aussies-mad-at-outback-steakhouse-for-doing-such-a-cheesy-version-of-australian-life.html Australian Travel Guide Thu, 08 Oct 2009 01:19:36 +0300 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Sally http://australiaisland.com/wp/are-aussies-mad-at-outback-steakhouse-for-doing-such-a-cheesy-version-of-australian-life.html/comment-page-1#comment-175 Sally Tue, 22 Sep 2009 11:16:04 +0000 http://australiaisland.com/wp/?p=45#comment-175 You are correct, there is nothing Aussie about the Outback restaurants. They are not owned by Aussies and the menu is not Australian. It is embarassing that they can get away with it. You are correct, there is nothing Aussie about the Outback restaurants. They are not owned by Aussies and the menu is not Australian. It is embarassing that they can get away with it.

]]> By: silver http://australiaisland.com/wp/are-aussies-mad-at-outback-steakhouse-for-doing-such-a-cheesy-version-of-australian-life.html/comment-page-1#comment-174 silver Sat, 19 Sep 2009 23:09:48 +0000 http://australiaisland.com/wp/?p=45#comment-174 Guys i wouldn't assume MacDonald was what Americans call food. Do not assume that what is served in Outback steakhouses was authentic Aussie food. Australian food is good honest food. I've eaten in a few American restaurants none really stick on my mind as being great a worth a return visit. I have also eaten in some over rated Aussie restaurants. Much prefer home made food any day. Guys i wouldn’t assume MacDonald was what Americans call food. Do not assume that what is served in Outback steakhouses was authentic Aussie food.
Australian food is good honest food.
I’ve eaten in a few American restaurants none really stick on my mind as being great a worth a return visit.
I have also eaten in some over rated Aussie restaurants.
Much prefer home made food any day.

]]> By: barracuda http://australiaisland.com/wp/are-aussies-mad-at-outback-steakhouse-for-doing-such-a-cheesy-version-of-australian-life.html/comment-page-1#comment-173 barracuda Thu, 17 Sep 2009 22:17:55 +0000 http://australiaisland.com/wp/?p=45#comment-173 The food is much blander in Australia, and pretty gross. People don't know how to cook there. It's just a theme for a restaurant, one that I can live with. I find that what the waiters wear and the designs of the restaurants match what you'll find in the Aussie Outback. However, the food has little to do with the actual country, aside from the "No Rules Burger" and the Lamb. I found an Outback restaurant in Surfer's Paradise, a little ways from Brisbane. I think the restaurant is harmless. American food is the best in the world. It's not pretentious and it tastes good. What else can I say? The food is much blander in Australia, and pretty gross. People don’t know how to cook there.

It’s just a theme for a restaurant, one that I can live with. I find that what the waiters wear and the designs of the restaurants match what you’ll find in the Aussie Outback. However, the food has little to do with the actual country, aside from the “No Rules Burger” and the Lamb.

I found an Outback restaurant in Surfer’s Paradise, a little ways from Brisbane. I think the restaurant is harmless.

American food is the best in the world. It’s not pretentious and it tastes good. What else can I say?

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