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Roaches love to hide in dark spaces that are warm, moist, and have food. That's probably why a health inspector reported spotting them in the dish washing room at a popular Asian American restaurant inMore >>
Roaches love to hide in dark spaces that are warm, moist, and have food. That's probably why a health inspector reported spotting them in the dish washing room at a popular Asian American restaurant in Richmond. More >>
Thursday, June 6 2013 11:15 PM EDT2013-06-07 03:15:03 GMT
Two restaurants had problems keeping food at the right temperature on recent state health inspections. It's a critical violation because when proper temperatures aren't maintained, bacteria can grow. Here'sMore >>
Two restaurants had problems keeping food at the right temperature on recent state health inspections. It's a critical violation because when proper temperatures aren't maintained, bacteria can grow. Here's this edition of the NBC12 Restaurant Report and what the restaurants did to correct the problems.
Thursday, May 30 2013 11:15 PM EDT2013-05-31 03:15:08 GMT
Health code violations range from rotten food sitting out, to a cutting board being used after it was stored on the floor, in this edition of the NBC12 Restaurant Report. In Henrico, Malabar Indian CuisineMore >>
Health code violations range from rotten food sitting out, to a cutting board being used after it was stored on the floor, in this edition of the NBC12 Restaurant Report.
Thursday, May 23 2013 11:15 PM EDT2013-05-24 03:15:04 GMT
Two restaurants that usually earn better scores on their health inspections had problems with pests in this edition of the NBC12 Restaurant Report. Al Kawthar Oasis Restaurant at 1517 West Broad StreetMore >>
Two restaurants that usually earn better scores on their health inspections had problems with pests in this edition of the NBC12 Restaurant Report.
Friday, May 17 2013 9:06 AM EDT2013-05-17 13:06:39 GMT
It's one thing for a state health inspector to catch restaurant workers not washing their hands before they touch food. But in this edition of the Restaurant Report, the inspector wrote that it happenedMore >>
It's one thing for a state health inspector to catch restaurant workers not washing their hands before they touch food. But in this edition of the Restaurant Report, the inspector wrote that it happened again when he went back.More >>
RICHMOND, VA (WWBT) -
It's one thing to get critical violations on a State Health inspection. But a couple of restaurants repeated them on their follow-up inspections. The good news is that they have since been fixed.
Starting in Richmond, the Classics Bar and Grill at 219 East Clay Street had 7 critical violations on a recent inspection. The report says there were unclean utensils under the food cooking table. Violations were corrected during the inspection. But Classics again had 7 critical on a follow-up inspection two weeks later, including a repeat of the unclean utensils. Violations were again corrected.
Ajuba at 141 Junction Drive in Hanover also repeated a problem of unclean equipment. It had 6 critical violations, including a food processor, food grater, bowls and cups that were not cleaned. The report says they took care of problems on the spot. But Ajuba had two critical violations on the follow-up inspection, including the same uncleaned equipment, which were then cleaned.
The problem was different at Narita Japanese Restaurant at 13115 Rivers Bend Boulevard in Chesterfield. The inspector wrote that an employee served drinks to customers without washing their hands after eating, and that employees were eating where they could contaminate food, equipment or utensils. The inspector reminded them not to do that and about proper hand washing procedures.
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