Inspection

Food Safety Retail Inspection

Inspection details


Inspection Date Inspection Type In Person/Virtual Establishment Type Risk Type Permit posted Previous inspection available
01/29/2024 High Risk Food Retail Yes Yes

Equipment Temperatures


Description Temperature
Sushi Prep reach-in cooler 38
Walk In Freezer -5
Sushi display cooler 38

Food Temperatures


Description Temperature State Of Food
Hellman's Mayonnaise 65
sushi roll #1- front 48
sushi roll #2-front 44
sushi roll #3-front 44
sushi roll #4-front 44
wrap-front 44
sushi roll #6- back 41
tuna 28
grilled salmon 41
salmon 27
cut cucumber 40
avocado 53
IM crab salad 39
IM crab stick 38

Warewashing Information


Machine Name ppm Sanitizer Name Sanitizer Type Temperature
sushi sanitizer spray bottle 100 SaniSave

Violations


Violation Status Observations Corrective Actions Violation Category Repeat
06,07 Hand Hygiene in 0
06,07 6 Hands Clean and Properly washed in 0
06,07 0080-04-09-.02(3)(a) Food employees shall keep their hands and exposed portions of their arms clean. out 1. Observed the sushi chef actively preparing sushi and then move the trash can with gloved hands and then return to making sushi. 2. Observed chef touching chemical buffers and calibrate pH meter and then change gloves, without first washing hands, and attempt to grab the rice sample for rice test. Anytime hands are contaminated they must be washed prior to putting on a new pair of gloves. In both instances, chef removed gloves and washed hands after being notified by inspector. Priority (P) 0
14 Food contact surfaces; clean and sanitized in 0
14 0080-04-09-.04(7)(c) Hot water and/or sufficient chemical sanitizer; default time of 30 seconds in contact with utensils; see manufacture's instructions out Observed the Sushi quat sanitizer spray bottle, held within the sushi area to measure below 150 ppm (100ppm) when tested with the sushi chef's Quat sanitizer test strips. Per Manufacturer's instructions, quat ammonium sanitizer should measure between 150-400 ppm. The chef retested the bottle with the store's test strips resulting in the same concentration 100 ppm. The chef made a fresh bottle of sanitizer which tested 200 ppm. Priority (P) 0
19,20 safe temperature holding in 0
19,20 20 Cold holding temperature in 0
19,20 0080-04-09-.03(5)(a)6(i)(II) Cold holding at 41F or less for Time/temperature control for safety foods out Observed the following products not held at 41F or less when using inspector's probe thermometer: 1. Hellman's Mayo - 65F, per PIC the mayo was opened yesterday and stored on the lower shelf within the sushi bar (ambient temperature). Bottle states, refrigerate after opening. 2. Sushi packages (4 rolls + 1 wrap) held in the front area of the sushi display cooler ranging from 44F-48F. The chef voluntarily discarded the mayonnaise. Per PIC, the products were made less than one hour prior and the sushi products held in the front of the cooler were removed by PIC and placed in the freezer to bring down temp 41F or lower. Priority (P) 1
28,29 Safe Food & Water in 0
28,29 29 Compliance with Variance, Specialized Processes, and HACCP in 0
28,29 0080-04-09-.08(1)(c) Following Variance documentation; HACCP plan out No written documentation (pH rice test) was available for the specialized processes performed today. White rice was made. Sushi rolls were made and in the retail cooler. The inspection began at 8:55am. Priority Foundation (PF) 0
32 Approved thawing methods in 0
32 0080-04-09-.03(5)(a)3 Thawing shall be performed in a refrigerator (under 41F) or submerged in cold running water. out Observed a container of frozen tuna, stored on a shelf near the back prep sink area, thawing at ambient temperature. The chef placed the tuna in the prep cooler once inspector notified the chef. Core (C) 0
Total Score Violation Score Inspection Score Inspection %
100 20 80 80
Violation Category Total Count Violation Count Inspection Count Inspection %
69 0 69 100
Core (C) 45 1 44 97
Priority (P) 49 3 46 93
Priority Foundation (PF) 39 1 38 97