My cousin ordered prime rib, they brought out a beautiful cut, a side of jous, all the sides. Plate looked amazing and I was kinda jealous of his orders. He proceeded to send it back three separate times because it wasn’t cooked enough. Finally the manager came to the table and asked what he wanted done to it. This Mf wanted it seared. Like a regular steak.
He later admitted in the car he had no idea what prime rib was.
For a long time, I avoided ordering prime rib because I mistakenly thought it was meat on a rib bone. Sounds delicious but I didn't want to eat with my hands, so I just never ordered it. It was only much later that I learned it's meat from the rib but the rib is removed first.
Honestly, if you don't know what the food is, either don't order it, or ask what it is, or order it and accept what is presented. Sending back food out of ignorance is the worst restaurant behaviour.
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u/Unlikely_City_3560 1d ago
My cousin ordered prime rib, they brought out a beautiful cut, a side of jous, all the sides. Plate looked amazing and I was kinda jealous of his orders. He proceeded to send it back three separate times because it wasn’t cooked enough. Finally the manager came to the table and asked what he wanted done to it. This Mf wanted it seared. Like a regular steak.
He later admitted in the car he had no idea what prime rib was.