Today in things you don't want to find in your burrito: Rat droppings, rat dander, rat fur, rat eyelashes — basically anything that has ever touched, been touched by or has been part of a wild rodent.
Most people (and health inspectors) would agree that such a thing is unsavoury, if not hazardous to the health of human beings, hence the closure of SU&BU in Toronto's Entertainment District.
The small-yet-mighty sushi burrito joint, located next to the wildly popular Sweet Jesus ice cream store, just earned a red card from Toronto Public Health for an infraction deemed as "crucial" by inspectors.
SU&BU Restaurant #Toronto closed by #publichealth inspector yesterday #foodsafety #pestcontrol infractions. Report on #DineSafeToronto https://t.co/It06lKat87 pic.twitter.com/Eqpxa0CzcH
— Jim Chan (@phijimchan) July 16, 2019
"Food premise maintained in manner permitting health hazard (Rodents)," reads the results of a July 15 inspection at the restaurant on Dine Safe's website.
SU&BU, which is owned by Sam Serruya of the Yogen Fruz Serruyas, was slapped with a total of five infractions, two of which are considered "minor" and one "significant."
A second crucial infraction was issued for "fail to process food in a manner safe to eat."
The restaurant was closed as of Tuesday, and will only re-open once Toronto Public Health has proclaimed the premises rat-free.
by Lauren O'Neil via blogTO
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