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Chills, Diarrhea: Recurring Issue - Outback Steakhouse, Charlotte North Carolina

5 years ago •reported by user-hmvjx795 • business

Outback Steakhouse, Ikea Boulevard, Charlotte, NC, USA

8405 Ikea Boulevard, Charlotte, 28262 North Carolina, United States

I ordered the Alice springs chicken, and kookaburra wings as an appetizer around 10pm last night. Went to sleep with the chills and woke up in the middle of the night to diarrhea. I stopped eating here a few months ago because the last 2 times I ate here I had diarrhea. I decided to google it today because I’m in disbelief that food so good could cause sickness. What is going on. Are they undercooking? Cross contamination? | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Chills

#outbacksteakhouse #undercooked #charlotte #northcarolina #unitedstates #chicken #wings

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