"Just because an item isn't listed on a menu doesn't mean that the right menu hacks can't get your fantasy meal onto your plate. Though you may not associate rice bowls with Outback Steakhouse, it is possible to get creative if you're craving this kind of meal. Whether you're eating in or taking out, you can pack your favorite items into a bowl and enjoy delicious ingredients in a rice bowl format."
"Order rice along with your favorite proteins like seared pepper ahi or Bloomin' fried chicken, one of Outback's many underrated items you should try, then request any veggie sides you'd like to pack into your bowl. Steamed veggies and asparagus can add color to your dish, and you can dress up your creation with extra sprinkles of salt and pepper and Outback sauces. A drizzle of barbecue sauce or the signature Bloomin' Onion can turn this makeshift bowl into a thing of beauty."
"The best part of assembling your own rice bowl is that your order can look different each visit. Sneak Aussie cheese fries into your bowl or order coconut shrimp to punch up the flavor of your rice bowl. Those wanting more greenery in their meals can order a house salad to combine with their favorite main dishes, like Sriracha chicken bites or Toowoomba salmon."
Outback Steakhouse menu items can be repurposed to assemble personalized rice bowls by ordering rice alongside preferred proteins and vegetable sides. Guests can combine proteins like seared peppered ahi, Bloomin' fried chicken, coconut shrimp, or steak combos with steamed vegetables, asparagus, Brussels sprouts, or a house salad. Sauces such as creamy ginger-soy, barbecue, Bloomin' Onion sauce, or house-made ranch from Sydney shrooms can dress the bowl. DIY assembly can be done at home or requested politely from restaurant staff for dine-in or takeout. Ingredient combinations can vary by visit, enabling endless variations.
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