Outback Steakhouse Hong Kong - Company Information

Outback Steakhouse is renowned for its high quality food and service, generous portions at moderate prices and a casual atmosphere suggestive of the rustic Australian Outback.

Outback’s Australian-themed decor provides a fun and easy going environment, the ideal location for all the family.

All dishes are freshly made, with only the finest ingredients and original recipes selected, from original appetizers such as the Bloomin’ Onion and Aussie Cheese Fries, to great Outback steaks and all-time Outback favorites like Double Cut Lamb Chops and Alaskan King Crab Legs, diners are guaranteed an enjoyable Outback experience.

Outback Steakhouse has seven restaurants in Hong Kong which are located on Fenwick Street in Wanchai; JP Plaza in Causeway Bay; Whampoa Garden in Hung Hom; Discovery Park Shopping Center in Tsuen Wan; the TST Centre in TST East; Oterprise Square in Tsim Sha Tsui; and, Kornhill Plaza in Quarry Bay.

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It's Official! The Best Steakhouse in Town!

Outback Steakhouse Hong Kong is celebrating the joy of winning U Magazine's "U Favorite Food Awards 2010" under the Steakhouse category.

Set up in 2005 by the HKET Group, U Magazine, with a circulation of over 100,000, is one of the most successful leisure magazines in the Hong Kong market. It focuses on food, travel and shopping, attracting young executives and a wide demographic of aspirational Hong Kong consumers.

Winners of the "U Favorite Food Awards" attracted the most votes in the 'U Favorite Food' online election run by U Magazine on its website. Readers voted for their favorite food in 21 gourmet categories and selected their favorite restaurants in the voting period.

Outback's recognition in U Magazine's 'U Favorite Food' online Election, are major acknowledgements of customer service and food excellence amongst Hong Kong's food fans.

This prestigious accolade is down to Outback's hardworking and dedicated staff who live the Outback principles of 'No Worries, Just Right'.