3 weeks ago
Hyderabad Udipi Hotel Rated 63% After Hygiene Inspection
Some adults called food safety officers visited a restaurant in Hyderabad to check if it was clean.
They are like teachers who make sure restaurants follow rules about keeping food safe.
When they looked around, they found many problems.
Some cooked food was left out in the open without covers.
Flies were buzzing around inside.
Some coconuts were old and rotten, and food was sitting right on the floor.
The floors and walls were greasy and slippery.
The people cooking the food were not wearing safety gear like gloves or hairnets.
Because of all these problems, the restaurant got a score of 63 out of 100.
That score means the restaurant needs to clean up and follow the rules much better.
A joint food safety inspection at Sri Guru Raghavendra Udipi Vegetarian in ECIL, Hyderabad, found an unhygienic kitchen and storage areas.
Officials found semi-cooked food kept uncovered and without labels, along with a housefly infestation.
Food and vegetables were stored directly on the floor, and spoiled and rotten coconuts were discovered on the premises.
Floors, walls, and exhaust systems were greasy and slippery, with inadequate ventilation and unhygienic washing and drainage areas.
Food handlers lacked proper protective gear and training, and medical fitness and pest-control records were not produced; the eatery was rated 63 percent.
- Who
- Food safety officers from Kapra and Malkajgiri inspected Sri Guru Raghavendra Udipi Vegetarian in ECIL.
- What
- A joint food safety inspection found unhygienic kitchen conditions, uncovered food, a housefly infestation, and spoiled coconuts, resulting in a 63 percent hygiene rating.
- Where
- ECIL, Hyderabad.
- When
- Not specified in the article.
- Why
- The inspection was a joint food safety check by two enforcement teams to verify hygiene compliance at the eatery.
Key facts
- Restaurant
- Sri Guru Raghavendra Udipi Vegetarian
- Location
- ECIL, Hyderabad
- Hygiene Rating
- 63 percent
- Inspecting Teams
- Food safety officers from Kapra and Malkajgiri
- Key Violations
- Uncovered food, housefly infestation, spoiled coconuts, food stored directly on the floor
- Other Deficiencies
- Greasy floors, walls and exhausts, inadequate ventilation, unhygienic washing and drainage, staff without protective gear or training
- Missing Records
- Medical fitness and pest-control records not produced
Sources
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