Red Lobster Coconut Shrimp Bites

These coconut shrimp bites were my second favorite after the sriracha grilled shrimp [pictured in the 1st photo, left] and what made them so goo was the coconut flake "breading" and the Pina Colada dipping sauce, which I used to dip in the sriracha grilled shrimp as well. I only ate 1 serving of them but they were awesome.

Red Lobster Parmesan Shrimp Scampi

This dish is pretty much like garlic shrimp scampi, but comes with the parmesan "crunchies" that make these shrimp more crunchy. I liked them, but only ate 1 serving since I had to eat as much as shrimp as possible, and these ones with the oil would slow me down.

Red Lobster Garlic Shrimp Scampi

Pleasantly good-tasting garlic scampi here. Not much of a garlic flavor to them, but theres a hint of it. I ete multiple refills of this shrimp over at the Harlem Red Lobster, but lots of them were over salted, like on purpose! Ate another batch at Times Square and the salt was just right.

Red Lobster Hand-Breaded Shrimp

These are pretty much the average breaded shrimp, nothing special to them. They did not come with any dipping sauce, so I had to use the drizzled sriracha sauce from another dish as a dip.

Red Lobster Cheddar Bay Biscuits

These Cheddar Bay biscuits are aparently the craze why most people go to Red Lobster. To me they taste like pretty much any other quality-made biscuit, similar to Popeyes. There are hints of shredded cheddar cheese, but I could barely taste them. If you like biscuits, especially Popeyes ones, then you will like these as well. I only eat one of these since I it was a trap to the Endless Shrimp that waited for me ahead.

Red Lobster Classic Lemonade

I think that this is just some watered-down [with ice] Minute Maid lemonade. Its called "Classic Lemonade" in the menu, but it was alright and there was nothing special to it. I had 3 glasses of it, and one glass was sweeter than the other 2, and not all glasses had a lemon slice to them. I  preferred the sweeter one over less sweetened one. Refills of this lemonade are free and its billed at $3.19 in Times Square Red Lobster location.

Red Lobster Peach Lemonade

Another lemonade with peach syrup to it: tasted somewhat above average, but I could fell the thick sweet peach syrup and the thinner lemonade at times, I guess it was not stirred well. It went well along with sriracha grilled shrimp and garlic shrimp scampi that were over salted, but I quickly ran low on this beverage that was not refillable for free, since they categorize it as a "handcrafted beverage".

Red Lobster Sriracha-Grilled Shrimp

Went to Red Lobster couple days ago for their annual Endless Shrimp event and tried these shrimp among the other ones that they offer. The initial order comes with some mixed rice, but I'm not a rice fan [unless its any kind of fried rice from my favorite Chinese joint] so I skipped the rice: I noticed that other Red Lobster visitor who ordered Sriracha Grilled Shrimp also left the rice untouched [or so it seemed to me]. I had these shrimp at Harlem and at Times Square Red Lobster locations, and the later one seemed to me more ejoyable, since the shrimp were thoroughly grilled and had more pronounced grilled flavor as well as the grill sears to them. The sriracha sauce was reasonably spicy, but not too spicy: I tried to avoid dipping the shrimp into the sauce that was drizzled on the plate and had some of their lemonade to keep me hydrated. The seasoning/flakes that were on these shrimp really helped add flavor to the shrimp. Red Lobster's website states that these shrimp comes with "creamy Sriracha aioli" but I got jack-shit of this aioli at both locations. Personally, these shrimp were my favorite out of all shrimp that were available at Endless Shrimp event, and I ate 16 plates of them at Red Lobster Herald Square.