-Inspection conducted with student Environmental Health Officer.
-Sushi cooler was at 4C.
-Under counter cooler in sushi area was at 4C.
-Kitchen upright cooler was at 4C.
-Kitchen prep cooler was at 4C (top and bottom). Do not stack foods in the prep cooler above the fill liner - cooler does not work above the fill line.
-Domestic cooler/freezer was at 4C /-16C
-Kitchen chest freezers were at -19C and -24C.
-Kitchen upright freezer was at -16C.
-Hot holding of soup and rice was greater than 60C.
-Sushi rice had a pH of 4.0.
-Cooked chicken cooled rapidly in the freezer. Chicken made previous night was at 4C/5C.
-Chemical dishwasher had a final rinse of 50ppm to 100ppm chlorine on the dish surface (minimum 50ppm required for proper sanitizing).
-Handwash stations accessible and supplied with hot and cold running water, liquid hand soap, and single use paper towels.
-Bleach sanitizer pails were at 100ppm to 200ppm. Sushi area pail diluted to 200ppm. Sanitizer pails were properly labelled.
-Sushi cutting board sanitized every 30 minutes.
-Ice machine was clean and well maintained.
-General food storage practices good at the time of inspection. Foods stored off the ground and covered. Raw meats stored below and separately from ready-to-eat foods.
-General sanitation good at the time of inspection.
-Washroom clean and well maintained. Washroom handwash station supplied with hot and cold running water, liquid hand soap, and single use paper towels.
*Food items which are for staff consumption must be labelled "Staff".
-FOODSAFE Level 1 valid until December 17, 2024.
-Please contact the inspector if you have any questions or concerns.
-Operator signature not required at this time due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.
-Facility is required to develop and post a COVID-19 safety plan. For information on how to develop the safety plan, refer to the WorkSafeBC website (Restaurants, Cafes, and Pubs: Protocols for returning to operation) and Fraser Health Restart Plan.
-Facility is permitted to resume dine-in portion of the facility, as long as the requirements of the Provincial Health Officer's Order are met. |