All three handsinks were supplied with liquid soap, hot and cold running water, and single-use paper towels.
Refrigeration units were at 4 degrees C or less and equipped with thermometers.
-Walk-in-cooler: 4 degrees C.
-Pizza cooler: 3.8 degrees C lower component, 2.4 degrees C upper component.
-Sweets display cooler: 3.4 degrees C.
-Beverage cooler (also containing gulab jaman): 0.2 degrees C. This cooler was re-located from the customer area to across the walk-in-cooler.
-Domestic cooler (newly added by the Operator across from the chest freezer): 1.4 degrees C.
-Freezer component below domestic cooler: -14.4 degrees C (required: at or below -18 degrees C).
-Chest freezer: -15.7 degrees C (required: at or below -18 degrees C).
-Upright freezer: -20.4 degrees C.
Hot-held pizza was at or above 60 degrees C in the pizza warmer.
Cooling wands were stored on a designated shelving unit off the floor.
Previously cooked food (e.g. curry sauce, samosa, boiled potato mix) was at 4 degrees C or less in the walk-in-cooler.
Operator informed they have replaced previous tables and chairs with new ones in the seating area. It was reviewed that only single-service utensils are permitted. Operator informed they only use single-use service utensils for customers.
100 ppm chlorine sanitizer was available inside two sanitizer pails and a spray bottle.
2-compartment sink was supplied with hot and cold running water. No leak was observed below this sink and it had been repaired by a plumber according to the Operator.
Operator on shift held valid FOODSAFE level 1 course training (expiration date: April 4, 2027).
Prior to making any changes to the floor plan, equipment, menu, or food operation, contact the Environmental Health Officer to apply and obtain health approval prior to making any changes.
Signature is not required on this report due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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