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Up to 70% of chain restaurant crab dishes contain zero actual crab—you're paying premium prices for imitation surimi, langostino, and filler-packed disappointments.
Red Lobster uses cheap Blue Swimmer crab and got sued for mislabeling langostino as real crab, while Joe's Crab Shack uses deceptive pots with raised bottoms to make portions look 30-40% larger than they are.
The worst offenders drown you in sodium and bread crumbs, but the shocking twist? Geography means nothing—an Ohio steakhouse and a landlocked fine dining chain serve better crab cakes than coastal "seafood specialists."
Ocean Prime's $29 jumbo lump crab cake inspired Reddit threads of home cooks failing to recreate it, proving that when restaurants refuse to compromise on quality, location becomes irrelevant.
Always ask if it's real crab, never trust coastal location as a guarantee, and remember: suspiciously cheap crab cakes are cheap for a reason.


0:00 - Introduction
0:39 - #8: Red Lobster Maryland-Style Crab Cakes
1:36 - #7: Joe's Crab Shack Steamer Pot
2:40 - #6: Bonefish Grill Maryland Crab Cakes
3:33 - #5: Red Lobster Crab Linguini Alfredo
4:33 - #4: The Boiling Crab Whole Dungeness
5:23 - #3: Legal Sea Foods Jumbo Lump Crab Cake
6:27 - #2: Stoney River Steakhouse Pan-Seared Crab Cake
7:31 - #1: Ocean Prime Jumbo Lump Crab Cake
8:31 - Final Takeaways & What Restaurants Don't Want You to Know