A food content creator from Orlando, Florida, said she felt catfished after dining at Bovine Steakhouse in Winter Park during Magical Dining. Princess, who posts on TikTok as @princesspierre_, shared a video of the meal. Princess opened the clip by saying, “Come with me to get catfished in Winter Park. Magical Dining Edition.” She then said, “I don’t remember who recommended this spot to me, but clearly they hate me.” In the video, she walked through the courses one by one. She said the soup did not taste fresh and that the texture was terrible. She stated she had never sent a fish back in her life but that this one was horrible. She described the filling inside as tasting old and mushy and called the mashed potatoes strange. TikToker details the steak, dessert, and leftover she said she took home She said the steak was the kicker and zoomed in on a plate that she indicated looked considerably well done. “This was the worst meal that I’ve had in a very long time,” she said. She added that even the dessert tasted freezer-burnt. @princesspierre_ Magical Dining Bovine Steakhouse $60 Menu Our server was so gracious and kind but the food was #eeyuck #orlandofoodie #winterpark #magicaldining #orlando ♬ Saxophones getting louder – Sped Up – AntonioVivald Princess said she took the steak home for her dog. “It’s safe to say I won’t be back,” she stated in the video. The caption on the same clip described a $60 Magical Dining menu and noted that the server was so gracious and kind, while calling the food itself unappealing. The restaurant is listed as part of Florida’s Magical Dining event, which Princess framed as the reason she chose the Winter Park spot. On TripAdvisor, the Winter Park outlet of Bovine Steakhouse had 25 reviews and a 3.8 out of 5 rating, as of writing. Unlike Princess, most reviewers were satisfied with the quality of food. One of the reviews read: “The Magical Dining options were excellent with 5 appetizers and entrees to choose from which was a nice surprise. Our food was great – even the water with a slice of cucumber was something special. I started with the lobster bisque with a deep rich flavor and big chucks of lobster. I had the Lamb Osso Bucco on a bed of risotto – cooked perfectly and packed with flavor.” Another TripAdvisor reviewer called it the best meal they had had in a long time and praised a prime rib sandwich and eggs Benedict. A third reviewer described the restaurant as mediocre and expensive, saying the service was very slow, the steaks were undercooked or overcooked, the appetizers were very small, and the desserts were nothing to write home about. Viewers under the TikTok video reacted with concern, secondhand warnings, and questions about how the steak had been ordered. Such dining experiences can spark online debate, as seen when a woman orders a 54 family steak meal from Texas Roadhouse and opens the box. One commenter joked about the event itself, writing, “Magical dinning is always the food that’s on its last leg.” Another viewer said they already had plans at the restaurant and wrote, “Oh no I have reservations.” That reply drew further responses from people following the thread. Some commenters said they were passing along what they had already heard. One wrote, “I’ve heard from friends this place is awful.” Another described a problem with a salad and wrote, “There was a produce sticker in my salad. I’m not picky but come on…” A diner who said they had just visited claimed a similar outcome. They wrote, “We ate there Saturday for the first time and we won’t be back either. Such complaints about steak quality are not uncommon, like when STK Steakhouse served a plate with three pieces of steak and eight fries. Our server was great but the food wasn’t good.” Someone else asked Princess directly, “how did you order your steak cooked?”