406 - 8888 Country Hills Boulevard NW · ROYAL VISTA
November 5, 2025
Pass1. The kitchen chlorine sanitizer spray bottle was measured at 800 ppm. , 2. The kitchen chlorine bucket of sanitizer was measured at 500 ppm. , - During inspection new sanitizer solution was made which measured at 100 ppm.
Sanitizer spray bottle was not properly labeled. , - All bottle chemical must be labeled.
1. Inadequate storage noted in the walk-in freezer. Unable to inspect the walk-in freezer due to boxes for frozen foods stored stacked from the floor. , , *Do not overstock freezer, ensure frozen products are stored in the designated shelving units, leaving the walking aisle clear and free of obstruction. , *Additional freezer storage units may be needed if walk-in freezer storage is not sufficient., , 2. In the walk-in fridge and on different shelving unit. It was observed that Cardboard boxes were being used as liners. , * All surfaces must be easy to clean, Durable and non-absorbent., , 3. Shelves in the walk-in was observed with rust on them, * Ensure that the shelves are refinished and sealed.
1. Many plastic food storage containers were observed cracked, chipped or disfigured from heat. , , * Discard all damaged food containers., , 2. The facility was using improper items for scooping, bowls were observed inside the dry rice bin for scooping.. , , *Use only utensils with handles for scooping or dispensing food.
Hard-to-reach area at the cooking line equipment, has food and grease accumulation. , - Have the area cleaned and sanitized.
A Taste of Saigon is in the ROYAL VISTA neighbourhood. ROYAL VISTA, Calgary has 80 restaurants tracked on Pass or Fail, inspected by Alberta Health Services Environmental Public Health. As of April 17, 2026, there are 64 (80%) that have passed their most recent inspection, with no closures.
This restaurant has been inspected 3 times since January 8, 2025, with 3 passes and 0 closures on record.
1. The kitchen chlorine sanitizer spray bottle was measured at 800 ppm. , 2. The kitchen chlorine bucket of sanitizer was measured at 500 ppm. , - During inspection new sanitizer solution was made which measured at 100 ppm.
Sanitizer spray bottle was not properly labeled. , - All bottle chemical must be labeled.
1. Inadequate storage noted in the walk-in freezer. Unable to inspect the walk-in freezer due to boxes for frozen foods stored stacked from the floor. , , *Do not overstock freezer, ensure frozen products are stored in the designated shelving units, leaving the walking aisle clear and free of obstruction. , *Additional freezer storage units may be needed if walk-in freezer storage is not sufficient., , 2. In the walk-in fridge and on different shelving unit. It was observed that Cardboard boxes were being used as liners. , * All surfaces must be easy to clean, Durable and non-absorbent., , 3. Shelves in the walk-in was observed with rust on them, * Ensure that the shelves are refinished and sealed.
This record comes from Alberta Health Services Environmental Public Health, which inspects food premises across Alberta. Inspectors record any violations of applicable health regulations on each visit. The result above is the most recent inspection on file.
Alberta records each visit as either a routine inspection (with any violations noted) or a closed order. If you see violations listed without a closed order, the operator was allowed to continue while addressing them. A closed order means the inspector required the kitchen to stop serving customers until the issues were corrected.
1. Many plastic food storage containers were observed cracked, chipped or disfigured from heat. , , * Discard all damaged food containers., , 2. The facility was using improper items for scooping, bowls were observed inside the dry rice bin for scooping.. , , *Use only utensils with handles for scooping or dispensing food.
Hard-to-reach area at the cooking line equipment, has food and grease accumulation. , - Have the area cleaned and sanitized.
The operators did not have hair control measures in the kitchen. The female food handler had chin-length hair with no hair control measure in-place., , Provide proper hair restraint for food handlers.
1. One (1) of two (2) upright coolers in the kitchen (with LED strip lighting on glass door) was operating above 4 deg C. The refrigerator thermometer on the top shelf was reading 2 deg C, while the air temperature measured by the inspector’s probe measured @8.6 deg C. A container of food was probed (container of liquid containing sliced food) on second tier shelf was probed @7.0-7.4 deg C. , * Ensure cold storage of foods are maintained at 4 deg C or lower in the refrigeration unit and replace refrigerator thermometer stored on the shelf. , , 2. A functional probe thermometer was not available. The non-digital metal thermometer was not reading properly when tested by the inspector. Dial was only sensitive at high temperature ranges when placed in soup by operator but could not measure ambient room temperature. , , **Obtain functional probe thermometers for use onsite. Recommend to have at least 2 probe thermometers onsite for use, with temperature range of -18 deg C to 100 deg C.
The front bar station’s handsink station- the designated paper towel dispenser is not in working order, staff were using single loose paper napkins that were stored in a covered container., , Provide a suitable dispenser for storing single-use paper towels for hand drying.
1. Inadequate storage noted in the walk-in freezer. Unable to inspect the walk-in freezer due to boxes for frozen foods stored stacked from the floor. , , *Do not overstock freezer, ensure frozen products are stored in the designated shelving units, leaving the walking aisle clear and free of obstruction. , *Additional freezer storage units may be needed if walk-in freezer storage is not sufficient., , 2. Inadequate storage for dry ingredients. Observed racks of containers of dry rice noodle stored in the utility room. , , *Ensure utility room is used for non-food storage only. Move dry foods storage from utility room.
1). Many plastic food storage containers were observed cracked, chipped or disfigured from heat. , , * Discard all damaged food containers, , 2). Operator was re-using plastic food containers (ice cream and yogurt tubs) that are not designated for re-use. , , * Discontinue use of these containers, these are not meant for re-use in commercial food establishments, , 3. The facility was using improper items for scooping, bowls were observed inside the dry rice bin for scooping.. , , *Use only utensils with handles for scooping or dispensing food.
1. The facility is not organized properly to make it easy to clean. Clutter from extraneous items being stored in the kitchen and front bar area, notably inside cupboards and cabinets. Operators acknowledged many items stored onsite that are not in-use. , , *Remove excess items in the kitchen, front bar and storage areas., , 2. Floor surfaces under rack shelving (near back exit door) is covered with miscellaneous items (cardboard, fabric, debris). , , * Floor surfaces underneath equipment should be kept clear of items to allow for regular sweeping and monitoring for pest control., , 3. Kitchen stool was covered with plastic bags to prevent grease build up on the stools. , , Remove plastic wrapping from stool, ensure stool seat is clean, material is easily cleanable, non-absorbent and can be wiped down regularly