NYC man pounces on a massive 40-ounce 'overrated' steak at Texas Roadhouse. Then people say it looks like it came from a science lab – We Got This Covered
Forgot password
Enter the email address you used when you joined and we'll send you instructions to reset your password.
If you used Apple or Google to create your account, this process will create a password for your existing account.
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.
Reset password instructions sent. If you have an account with us, you will receive an email within a few minutes.
Something went wrong. Try again or contact support if the problem persists.
Photo by @liftwithaustn on Tiktok

NYC man pounces on a massive 40-ounce ‘overrated’ steak at Texas Roadhouse. Then people say it looks like it came from a science lab

He didn’t need a fork.

A New York City man identified as Austin, who posts under the handle @liftwithaustn, shared a video of himself eating a 40-ounce steak at a Texas Roadhouse restaurant. The video shows him seated at a table with the massive cut of meat placed on a white plate, sitting in a pool of brown sauce.

Recommended Videos

On-screen text in the TikTok video reads, “ordering a 40oz steak from texas roadhouse.” Austin is seen wearing a white t-shirt and a black New York Yankees cap. A fork rests on the plate next to the steak, and a menu advertising “New Daily” drinks is visible in the background.

Instead of using the fork, Austin picks up the steak with both hands and takes a large bite directly from it. He continues holding the steak with his hands as the camera stays focused on him. Partway through the video, an off-screen voice, who appears to be a Texas Roadhouse staff member, begins speaking loudly and with enthusiasm while Austin keeps eating.

Video draws millions of views and thousands of comments

The video has been viewed more than 2 million times and has received over 95,000 likes and more than 5,000 comments. Many viewers questioned whether the steak was real. One commenter wrote, “that steak looks like it came from a science lab.” Another wrote, “Def 3D printed,” while a third commenter said, “Looks like a movie prop.”

@liftwithaustn

i ordered a 40oz steak from texas roadhouse. took me alittle bit to finish it but it was SOOO delicious!! @Texas Roadhouse @Cookingforgains #fyp #steak #texastoadhouse #viral #Fitness

♬ original sound – Austin Miller

Other viewers focused on the way Austin ate the steak, pointing out that a fork was available on the plate but not used. One person wrote, “Umm knife and fork is on table ?” Several commenters criticized Austin’s table manners. 

Another wrote, “Yeah, that’s not really acceptable behavior at a restaurant. Manners do matter.” Another commenter said, “Parents had a teaching opportunity and failed.” One unimpressed viewer wrote, “Am I the only one that thinks these steaks are overrated? lol”

Not everyone agreed with the criticism. One commenter defended the eating style by pointing to how the steak looked, writing, “everyone’s criticizing your eating method but when a steak looks this cartoony i think this is the only way!!!!” The debate over steak etiquette continues, as seen when a woman orders a 54-family steak meal from Texas Roadhouse and opens the box. 

Another commenter reacted to the wave of negative feedback with humor, writing, “I think I’m gonna have to start eating steak with my hands. According to these comments, it’ll p**s off more than half of the restaurant customers, and that’s absolutely hilarious.”

Texas Roadhouse has not issued a public statement regarding the video as of this report. Texas Roadhouse has faced customer scrutiny on other matters too, such as when a Boston woman ordered a 20-ounce ribeye blue rare.


We Got This Covered is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission. Learn more about our Affiliate Policy
More Stories To Read
Author
Image of Sadik Hossain
Sadik Hossain
Freelance Writer
Sadik Hossain is a professional writer with over 7 years of experience in numerous fields. He has been following political developments for a very long time. To convert his deep interest in politics into words, he has joined We Got This Covered recently as a political news writer and wrote quite a lot of journal articles within a very short time. His keen enthusiasm in politics results in delivering everything from heated debate coverage to real-time election updates and many more.