9852 63 Avenue NW · HAZELDEAN
Kyoto Sushi Japanese Restaurant is in the HAZELDEAN neighbourhood. HAZELDEAN, Edmonton has 17 restaurants tracked on Pass or Fail, inspected by Alberta Health Services Environmental Public Health. As of April 7, 2026, there are 13 (76%) that have passed their most recent inspection, with no closures.
This restaurant has been inspected 5 times since March 13, 2025, with 5 passes and 0 closures on record.
No - also, the operator is to replace the worn sections of laminate covering on the chest freezers in the rear kitchen area, so that all shelving, counters, etc., are maintained to be smooth, washable, non-absorbent, and in good repair (note: materials on delayed order and operator will send picture of repairs once completed)., , Yes - the fluorescent light tube fixtures in the main kitchen were now all adequately covered with protective shields. The operator is to ensure adequate lighting at all times and to continue with regular maintenance regarding light tubes, ballasts, protective covers, etc., as necessary.
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.
No - there was an open doorway from a 'personal living/sleeping space' into the dishwashing area at the rear food premises area, which includes food storage/prep and dishwashing activities. Note that all personal rooms must be kept closed and physically separated from any food prep, food storage, and dishwashing areas., , Also, articles of clothing are to be kept stored separately from food prep and storage areas (as there were clothing items on the floor at the main kitchen cooking line, apparently being used to soak up grease/oil accumulation on the floor adjacent to the side wall). These clothing items are to be removed and the floor section washed.
No - the updated annual Food Handling Permit was not posted at the front sales counter area, as the expired version was still posted., , The operator is to ensure the current Food Handling Permit (expiry date of September 30, 2026) is continually posted in a conspicuous location at all times, visible to the public.
No - there were some fluorescent light tube fixtures in disrepair with 'unbalanced' / 'uneven' re-installation, with necessary investigation by a contractor or electrician to ensure proper installation (including any repairs or replacement of ballasts at the non-functional light tube fixtures in the main kitchen and rear storage areas). Note that all fluorescent light tubes must be installed in the available light fixtures (and with light tube covers or protective shields)., , Also, the operator is to replace the worn sections of laminate covering on the chest freezers in the rear kitchen area, so that all shelving, counters, etc., are maintained to be smooth, washable, non-absorbent, and in good repair.
No - there was accumulation of food spillage and grease/oil at the side of the main kitchen cooking line (at the wall) with articles of clothing on the floor used to 'soak up' the accumulation. Also, the baseboard sections in the main kitchen are to be washed more regularly to remove accumulation of food spillage, dirt/dust, etc., as well as the open storage cupboard in the front food prep area., , The operator is to ensure regular washing of floors/walls at the 'hard-to-reach' areas as often as necessary to maintain sanitary condition.
No - the operator was advised to ensure staff were recording monitoring checklist of daily food safety temperatures (with records to be kept available for a period of 90 days). A copy of the AHS 'daily food safety checklist' will be provided to the operator by email for review and use.
No - there was no chlorine sanitizer in the final rinse operation of the commercial dishwasher, as there was no chlorine pumped during use of the priming switch. The operator is to contact a licensed technician to conduct repairs of the dishwasher., , The operator was advised to wash all utensils and food equipment in the dishwasher twice and then use the large utility sink for manual sanitizing (with sink full of warm water and capful of bleach, for utensils/plates to soak for one minute, and then let air dry prior to customer use).
No - there were no pest control records available for review. The operator is to keep a digital file or paper copy of all pest control records/invoices on-site for a period of one year., , Note: an operator can use a licensed pest control company on a regular monthly contract, or have staff complete the AHS 'monthly pest control checklist' each month.
No - there was accumulation of food debris, dirt, dust, etc., in behind equipment (chest freezers and shelving) and along baseboards in the main kitchen and rear dishwashing areas. The operator is to ensure a more consistent cleaning schedule is followed to ensure the food premises is maintained in a clean and sanitary condition.