104 - 6751 52 Avenue
This restaurant has been inspected 8 times since October 29, 2024, with 8 passes and 0 closures on record.
It was determined that the high-temperature dishwasher was not functioning correctly and was only reaching 40.2°C. A minimum of 71°C at the dish surface is required to effectively sanitize with heat., , As a result, the facility was instructed to use the manual two-compartment dishwashing method with 100–200 ppm chlorine sanitizer until the dishwasher is repaired., , Please ensure the following procedure is followed:, First sink — wash dishes with warm water and soap, rinsed off from tap into same sink., Second sink — fully submerge dishes in 100–200 ppm chlorine sanitizer for a minimum contact time of 2 minutes, , Please ensure the sanitizer concentration is tested using chlorine test strips and confirmed to be within the correct range of 100–200 ppm.
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.
The facility reported performing pest checks; however, no documentation was available to verify this practice. The facility did not have monthly pest control records., , A pest control record template was emailed to the facility., , Please ensure copies of the template are printed and stored on-site in a book or folder, and that pest control records are completed each month.
The operator’s food safety certification is expired., , Please ensure at least one staff member holds a valid food safety certificate. Resources were provided to the operator.
The inside of ice machine was slightly dirty on the top., , Please empty the ice machine and clean it to eliminate the possibility of potential contamination of the ice.
The chlorine sanitizer bottle was measured to be above 1,000 ppm, as determined by diluting the solution and measuring with test strips., , The chlorine sanitizer was remade with the operator, under guidance, achieving the correct concentration(between 100-200ppm).
Two bowls containing spring roll filling were observed cooling in front of a fan without protective covers., , The operator covered the bowls with plastic wrap during the inspection., , Please ensure all food products are sufficiently covered to prevent contamination and to protect them from flies or other pests., , All other food products were correctly covered or sealed while in storage.
The back door had a small gap at the bottom., , Please ensure a door sweep or weatherstripping is installed so the door forms a tight seal, preventing the possible entry of insects or other pests.
The operator’s food safety certification is expired., , Please ensure at least one staff member holds a valid food safety certificate. Resources were provided to the operator.
The inside of ice machine was slightly dirty on the top., , Please empty the ice machine and clean it to eliminate the possibility of potential contamination of the ice.
Cooked rice held at room temperature (12.5C). No procedure in place to guarantee that room temperature rice is discarded after 2 hours. PHI discussed hot holding or chilling., , ACTION:, Please ensure that cooked foods, including rice, noodles, etc, are stored below 4C or above 60C to prevent microbial growth in the food that can lead to foodborne illness.
No surface sanitizer solution was prepared while food prep was occurring. Operator noted that surfaces are sanitized before and after rush periods., , PHI discussed the importance of sanitizing surfaces continuously throughout food handling to reduce the risk of cross contamination of food., , Operator prepared 100ppm chlorine solution.
The only hand sink in the kitchen was not supplied with an operational hand soap supply - the dispenser is battery operated and the batteries were dead., , Operator advised that hand washing occurs in the washroom. PHI noted that, while this is expected, the hand sink in the kitchen also must be supplied., , ACTION: , please send evidence showing a supply of hand soap at the kitchen hand sink. Alternatively, I will return to observe this correction in person.