A restaurant in Southwestern Pennsylvania is out of compliance after an inspection by state health officials.
The Department of Agriculture’s Bureau of Food Safety says Osaka Japanese Restaurant on Mulone Driver in Sarver, PA had six violations (two considered risk factors)
An inspection shows the restaurant has too many to count “fly-like insects” near the washing machine. Flies were also found under the machine.
Two fly strips were found in the kitchen “with potential to contaminate food, equipment, and/or utensils.
Those strips were moved to another area, away from food.
It was also discovered that the dishwasher was lacking sanitizer and was not working properly.
The sanitizer bottle was empty. The restaurant was ordered to rewash all of the dishes once the sanitizer was replaced.
To see the full inspection and any updates to the restaurant’s status, visit the Bureau of Food safety’s website.
