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Steak Kabobs Cause Illness - Texas Roadhouse, Worcester Massachusetts

2 years ago •reported by user-yhnzd747 • business

Texas Roadhouse, Lincoln Street, Worcester, MA, USA

535 Lincoln Street, Worcester, 01605 Massachusetts, United States

July 15th @8pm Their steak kabobs Became violently sick after only eating steak kabobs with rice and sweet potato. Steak had a funny texture. Became ill 8 hours later. Extreme stomach pains, diarrhea, nausea, hot flashes. Cannot eat or drink anything without extreme pain. Can barely move without extreme pain | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Nausea, Stomach Pain, Vomiting, Other

#texasroadhouse #worcester #massachusetts #unitedstates #steak #rice #potato

Consumer Review - Food Safety Texas Roadhouse, Lincoln Street, Worcester, MA, USA July 15th @8pm Their steak kabobs Became violent... photo #1
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