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Bubble Tea & Berry
November 16, 2010 · Administrative record filed
🫥not rated
- official resultAdministrative record filed
- inspection typeEating & Drinking w/ Take Out
- failed findings7
- critical findings0
📁 This is an administrative record, not a health inspection. It does not replace the restaurant's latest meaningful health result.
Failed findings
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Food Contact Surfaces CleanInspector note: The candy scoops and ice cream press should be cleaned with appropriate frequency. The interior of the press/mixer appeared soiled.
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Food ProtectionInspector note: Discontinue the storage of candies beneath the three-basin sink. A covered container of candies was observed beneath the left drainage board of the three-basin sink.
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Handling of Food & IceInspector note: The PIC utilizes a metal bowl to scoop ice. The bowl is not equipped with a handle. The plastic scoop was observed in the rear of the ice machine beneath a shallow layer of ice. An ice scoop should be utilized to scoop the ice. The handle should be maintained above the ice. The bowl is not recommended because one's hands may enter and contaminate the ice.
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Food Utensil StorageInspector note: Two ice scoops were observed in stagnant water. The scoops were removed and cleaned. The scoops are to be stored dry or within the well.
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Non-Food Contact SurfacesInspector note: A wood divider has been placed between the food preparation sink and the mop sink. The barrier should be sealed or painted to make it smooth non-absorbent and readily cleanable.
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Non-Food Contact Surfaces CleanInspector note: The warmer used to heat the bubble tea is soiled. The warmer should be cleaned.
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Toilet Enclosed CleanInspector note: The towel dispenser for the rear hand sink was empty. Towels should be promptly replaced.
What changed since the previous inspection?
Compared with Pass on September 25, 2009: 7 findings appeared for the first time.
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This record comes from Boston Inspectional Services, Health Division. Cooked keeps the official result and wording separate from its plain-English explanation so you can verify what the inspector actually published.
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