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PHO 64
Food Service Establishment Inspection | Routine
Observations & Corrective Actions
7: Employee touch limes with bare hands.
14: Fountain drink nozzles have build up. Please wash rinse and sanitize.
Ice machine has a small amount of pink build up. Please wash rinse and sanitize.
26: Unlabeled spray bottle up front with blue substance
35: Unlabeled food. (Lemon grass,salt,Cooked shrimp,cook beef,cooked chicken,soup base,lettuce,onion,noodles
37: Open bag of flour and panko. Please keep bag of food properly closed / sealed. Food is in a big container but container lid is not on top of bags to prevent contamination
Boxes of food is on floor in walk in freezer.
37: Uncovered container of crumbs, soup, broccoli ,zucchini ,green onion,mushrooms
38: Employee is not wearing a hair restrain while handling food.
39: Wiping cloths sitting at cold holding table ,on counters and on cutting board. Please place wiping clothes in sanitizer bucket.
41: Plastic bowl was found in panko. Please do not use as a scoop. Scoop must have a handle and handle can not touch food.
45: Reach in cooler(Pepsi cooler) gasket is damage. Its hard to close left door
47: Grease build up on pipes behind freezer. Grease build up on side of fryers.
53: Walls and ceilings are stained. Grease build up on wall behind fryers. Grease build up on floor near fryers.
Additional Comments
I observed 4 spring rolls sitting on counter wrapped in plastic. I asked PIC why is tis food sitting on the counter and he replied its a call in order for customer. I asked how long has this food been sitting out and he said 30 minutes. I took temperature of roll and it temperature was 74 degrees F. I told him that this food can not sit out. It has to be cold held or hot held. I told him to place food back in refrigerator until customer comes to pick up food.
Cooling Method:
The cooling process does not start until food reaches 135 degrees F. Once food reaches 135 degrees F, you have 2 hours to get food to 70 degrees F. If food does not reach 70 degrees F within 2 hours, you must reheat food to 165 degrees f or discard food. Then you will start the cooling process over if you choose to reheat food. Once food reaches 70 degrees F ,then you have 4 hours to get to 41 degrees F.
A probe thermometer must be used in order to cool down food properly.
I was told that all cooked food in refrigerators were cooked this morning. If food is left over at the end of the day ,they discard it. All vegetables are prepped every morning