A Toronto sushi spot that’s been around for nearly 10 years almost said sayonara for good after being shut down due to numerous food safety program infractions.
Toronto Public Health posted a notice to the Dinesafe website listing seven infractions at Hokkaido Sushi in Mount Pleasant. Of those violations, three were crucial, a Summons and Health Hazard Order for a “premise maintained in manner adversely affecting sanitary operation” shutting the place down on February 26.
The notice also lists a Summons, “Fail to Ensure the Presence of a Holder of a Valid Food Handlers Certificate,” and three notices to comply for handwashing, failing to maintain handwashing stations, and failing to ensure protection against contamination by hair.
Hokkaido is now open again after passing an inspection on February 28 with no infractions.
by Amy Carlberg via blogTO
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