120 -1211 Edmonton Trail · CRESCENT HEIGHTS
January 20, 2026
Pass1. ***Reoccurring violation - A bag of onions and flour was stored directly on the floor., , Food must be stored at least 6 inches above the floor to protect it from contamination. , , Ensure all staff members are aware of this. The operator placed the bag of onions and flour on the shelf at the time of the inspection., , 2. Ladles were stored in stagnant water at room temperature. , , Utensils should be stored in the following manner to protect it from contamination: , - In iced cold water <4C , - in hot water >60C, - in a food grade sanitizer solution of either 100ppm of chlorine or 200ppm of quats, , The operator washed the ladles and made a bleach sanitizer solution at the time of the inspection., , 3. There were various open food products stored in the dishwashing area with soiled food equipment. , , Food must be protected at all times. Refrain from storing food in the dishwashing area as this increases the risk for contamination through splashes when performing manual dishwashing., , The operator removed the food from the dishwashing area at the time of the inspection.
1. There were three staff members onsite, none were aware of the proper concentration of chlorine for sanitizing. One operator indicated a concentration of 10ppm. , , 2. None of the staff members could provide proof of food safety training. , , Review and complete an approved food safety course and be prepared to explain the correct concentration of chlorine required for sanitizing.
***Outstanding violation - noted on December 18, 2025***, , Grease, food debris were noted throughout the kitchen, in particular under to the side of the grill and fryer, the tray cart, and the sauce holder on wall, the side of the ice machine at the bar, behind the bar, under the sinks. , - Clean and sanitize the kitchen.
Agni-Fine Indian Cuisine is in the CRESCENT HEIGHTS neighbourhood. CRESCENT HEIGHTS, Calgary has 124 restaurants tracked on Pass or Fail, inspected by Alberta Health Services Environmental Public Health. As of April 20, 2026, there are 81 (65%) that have passed their most recent inspection, with no closures.
This restaurant has been inspected 6 times since July 24, 2024, with 6 passes and 0 closures on record.
1. ***Reoccurring violation - A bag of onions and flour was stored directly on the floor., , Food must be stored at least 6 inches above the floor to protect it from contamination. , , Ensure all staff members are aware of this. The operator placed the bag of onions and flour on the shelf at the time of the inspection., , 2. Ladles were stored in stagnant water at room temperature. , , Utensils should be stored in the following manner to protect it from contamination: , - In iced cold water <4C , - in hot water >60C, - in a food grade sanitizer solution of either 100ppm of chlorine or 200ppm of quats, , The operator washed the ladles and made a bleach sanitizer solution at the time of the inspection., , 3. There were various open food products stored in the dishwashing area with soiled food equipment. , , Food must be protected at all times. Refrain from storing food in the dishwashing area as this increases the risk for contamination through splashes when performing manual dishwashing., , The operator removed the food from the dishwashing area at the time of the inspection.
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. There were three staff members onsite, none were aware of the proper concentration of chlorine for sanitizing. One operator indicated a concentration of 10ppm. , , 2. None of the staff members could provide proof of food safety training. , , Review and complete an approved food safety course and be prepared to explain the correct concentration of chlorine required for sanitizing.
***Outstanding violation - noted on December 18, 2025***, , Grease, food debris were noted throughout the kitchen, in particular under to the side of the grill and fryer, the tray cart, and the sauce holder on wall, the side of the ice machine at the bar, behind the bar, under the sinks. , - Clean and sanitize the kitchen.
Regular testing of the low-temperature dishwasher and sanitizer solutions are not performed. , , The surface sanitizer and the low-temperature dishwasher must be tested at least once a day to ensure concentrations are adequate to remove contamination. , , Create a task list to ensure the sanitizer solution is tested daily. Ensure staff member are aware of the location of the chlorine test strips and how to test the solution.
1. There were three staff members onsite, none were aware of the proper concentration of chlorine for sanitizing. One operator indicated a concentration of 10ppm. , , 2. None of the staff members could provide proof of food safety training. , , Review and complete an approved food safety course and be prepared to explain the correct concentration of chlorine required for sanitizing.
There was grease build up in the ventilation canopy. , , All equipment must be maintained in a clean and sanitary manner to prevent potential contamination of food where it is prepared below. , , Thoroughly clean the ventilation canopy and ensure it is regularly cleaned.
***Outstanding violation - noted on December 18, 2025***, , Grease, food debris were noted throughout the kitchen, in particular under to the side of the grill and fryer, the tray cart, and the sauce holder on wall, the side of the ice machine at the bar, behind the bar, under the sinks. , - Clean and sanitize the kitchen.
There are dust and debris on top of the dishwasher, on the overhead cable lines, on the ceiling tiles, on the walls. , , The facility must be maintained in a clean and sanitary manner to prevent contamination of food. , , Thoroughly clean the indicated areas.
No surface sanitizer available during the inspection. There were three staff members onsite and no one was aware of where the sanitizer was located. Once the sanitizer was located, no one was aware on how to mix a sanitizer solution. , , A surface sanitizer solution must be readily available prior to the start of operations. Wiping contaminated surfaces with only water spread bacteria and increases the risk of contamination. , , Ensure a sanitizer is readily available. Ensure all staff are aware on how to mix a sanitizer solution. , , Informed the operator on how to mix a sanitizer solution. Mix half a teaspoon of bleach with one liter of water to obtain 100ppm of chlorine. Maintain the solution between 100ppm to 200ppm to safely and effectively remove contamination. , , An AHS document was provided to the operator through email.
There was a fly trap installed directly above a food preparation area. , , Fly traps should not be stored directly above food prep areas as this increases the risk for contamination of food where it is prepared below. , , Remove the fly trap. Install a fly light if fly issues increase.
Several bags of onions were stored directly on the floor. , , Food must be stored at least six inches above the floor to protect it from contamination. , , The operator placed the onions on a crate during the inspection.
There were many various high-risk foods stored at room temperature: , - Cooked chicken - Measured approximately 36C , - Cut onions - Measured approximately 7C, - Cooked rice - Multiple containers of rice. One container measured 8C another measured 36C. , , When preparing food refrain from storing at room temperature for longer periods as this increases the risk for bacteria to grow. Take out one container at a time. , , The operator placed the items in the cooler during the inspection.
No traces of chlorine detected in the low-temperature dishwasher. The operator replaced the sanitizer solution with a new pail and there was still no chlorine detected after trying about five times. , , The low-temperature dishwasher must dispense at least 100ppm of chlorine to effectively sanitize food equipment and utensils. , , Repair the dishwasher and ensure three-compartment manual dishwashing is performed: , - First compartment: Wash , - Second compartment: Rinse , - Third compartment: Sanitize with 100ppm of chlorine for 2 minutes. , , Informed the operators on how to do manual dishwashing using the three-compartment sink. , , An AHS document for three-compartment manual dishwashing was provided to the operator through email., , The operator stated the owner has contacted a technician to repair the dishwasher the same day (December 18).
Regular testing of the low-temperature dishwasher and sanitizer solutions are not performed. , , The surface sanitizer and the low-temperature dishwasher must be tested at least once a day to ensure concentrations are adequate to remove contamination. , , Create a task list to ensure the sanitizer solution is tested daily. Ensure staff member are aware of the location of the chlorine test strips and how to test the solution.
1. There were three staff members onsite, none were aware of the proper concentration of chlorine for sanitizing. One operator indicated a concentration of 10ppm. , , 2. None of the staff members could provide proof of food safety training. , , Review and complete an approved food safety course and be prepared to explain the correct concentration of chlorine required for sanitizing.
There was grease build up in the ventilation canopy. , , All equipment must be maintained in a clean and sanitary manner to prevent potential contamination of food where it is prepared below. , , Thoroughly clean the ventilation canopy and ensure it is regularly cleaned.
There are dust and debris on top of the dishwasher, on the overhead cable lines, on the ceiling tiles, on the walls. , , The facility must be maintained in a clean and sanitary manner to prevent contamination of food. , , Thoroughly clean the indicated areas.
***Outstanding violation - noted on December 18, 2025***, , Grease, food debris were noted throughout the kitchen, in particular under to the side of the grill and fryer, the tray cart, and the sauce holder on wall, the side of the ice machine at the bar, behind the bar, under the sinks. , - Clean and sanitize the kitchen.
Grease, food debris were noted throughout the kitchen, in particular under to the side of the grill and fryer, the tray cart, and the sauce holder on wall, the side of the ice machine at the bar, behind the bar, under the sinks. , - Clean and sanitize the kitchen., , A box of onion was sitting by the back door, that blocked the back door and access to check on the tin cat., - Ensure foods are stored away for easy access.
Frozen chickens were thawed in the standing water in the sink., , Corrected on site. Thaw high risk foods in coolers or under cold running water.
The mechanical dishwasher chlorine residual is 0ppm., , Repair so the chlorine sanitizer residual is 100ppm after the rinse cycle.
Kitchen hand sink cold water tap was turned off due to leak., , Repair., , Cloth is reused for drying hands for the front hand sink., , Use single use paper towel.