5058 68 Street NE · CORAL SPRINGS
January 27, 2026
PassSanitizing solution concentration measured to be 0ppm., - The staff prepared 100ppm chlorine solution during inspection.
Approximately 3-4L of yogurt was observed in the cooler. The operator stated that it is made in the facility but was unable to provide logs to verify pH and temperature control measures for the fermentation process. The yogurt was discarded. , , , Provide a standard procedure for the production of yogurt for review by the public health inspector. Develop and maintain a log that indicates the following: , - Date and time of production, - List of all Ingredients Used, - Heating Temperature of the milk, - Starting pH of milk before culture is added, - Final pH after fermentation (must reach 4.5 or lower within 2 hours of fermentation), - Fermentation Time (document the start and end times), - Fermentation Temperature, - Cooling Temperature (must be rapidly cooled to ≤4°C after fermentation), - Batch number (system of identifying the batch of yogurt being made), , Ensure the following: , - Obtain a PH test strip or PH meter to monitor PH throughout the process., - A functional calibrated thermometer for monitoring temperature., - The starter culture used in yogurt production must be obtained from an approved commercial source. Back slopping (using yogurt from a previous batch as a starter culture) is not permitted for production.
Sukhi Da Dhaba Restaurant & Sweet Shop is in the CORAL SPRINGS neighbourhood. CORAL SPRINGS, Calgary has 11 restaurants tracked on Pass or Fail, inspected by Alberta Health Services Environmental Public Health. As of April 21, 2026, there are 8 (73%) that have passed their most recent inspection, with no closures.
This restaurant has been inspected 3 times since February 12, 2025, with 3 passes and 0 closures on record.
Sanitizing solution concentration measured to be 0ppm., - The staff prepared 100ppm chlorine solution during inspection.
Approximately 3-4L of yogurt was observed in the cooler. The operator stated that it is made in the facility but was unable to provide logs to verify pH and temperature control measures for the fermentation process. The yogurt was discarded. , , , Provide a standard procedure for the production of yogurt for review by the public health inspector. Develop and maintain a log that indicates the following: , - Date and time of production, - List of all Ingredients Used, - Heating Temperature of the milk, - Starting pH of milk before culture is added, - Final pH after fermentation (must reach 4.5 or lower within 2 hours of fermentation), - Fermentation Time (document the start and end times), - Fermentation Temperature, - Cooling Temperature (must be rapidly cooled to ≤4°C after fermentation), - Batch number (system of identifying the batch of yogurt being made), , Ensure the following: , - Obtain a PH test strip or PH meter to monitor PH throughout the process., - A functional calibrated thermometer for monitoring temperature., - The starter culture used in yogurt production must be obtained from an approved commercial source. Back slopping (using yogurt from a previous batch as a starter culture) is not permitted for production.
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.
CORAL SPRINGS
The utility room where the mop sink is located was being used for storage of food-related items, including pots, pans, and a large pail of sweets. The mop sink is not equipped with a barrier to prevent contamination from splashes., , Remove all the indicated items from the utility room. Install a physical barrier around the mop sink or discontinue the storage of food, utensils, and any cooking equipment in this area.
8X16L buckets of yogurt were being fermented at room temperature. The operator was unable to provide logs to verify pH and temperature control measures for the fermentation process (All discarded) , , , Provide a standard procedure for the production of yogurt for review by the public health inspector. Develop and maintain a log that indicates the following: , - Date and time of production, - List of all Ingredients Used, - Heating Temperature of the milk, - Starting pH of milk before culture is added, - Final pH after fermentation (must reach 4.5 or lower within 2 hours of fermentation), - Fermentation Time (document the start and end times), - Fermentation Temperature, - Cooling Temperature (must be rapidly cooled to ≤4°C after fermentation), - Batch number (system of identifying the batch of yogurt being made), , Ensure the following: , - Obtain a PH test strip or PH meter to monitor PH throughout the process., - A functional calibrated thermometer for monitoring temperature., - The starter culture used in yogurt production must be obtained from an approved commercial source. Back slopping (using yogurt from a previous batch as a starter culture) is not permitted for production.
Grease and food spills were observed on dry storage bins. , , Clean and sanitize. Ensure food storage bins are kept sanitary at all times.
Dirt and food debris was observed in the following areas:, , - Under and around the drying rack beside the dishwasher , - Under and around the dry storage shelf , - Wall and floor around the dough mixer , - Under the 2-compartment sink., - The utility room, , Clean the kitchen and pay attention to the aforementioned areas.