Inspectors shut down more Manitoba restaurants for health violations

WINNIPEG — It’s a long list that leaves a nasty taste in your mouth.

Manitoba Health has released a longer list of restaurants shut down because of failed health inspections.

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Among the infractions that led to shut downs include rodent infestations, operating without a valid permit and poor general sanitation.

The most recent closure was on July 18 when health inspectors for Desi Pizza & Curries on Henderson Hwy to shut its doors for at least four days.

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Inspectors noted the restaurant failed to take effective measures against the entry of pests. It was also written up for handling and selling food under insanitary conditions.

Sushi Maru on Portage also faced a three day closure for handling food in insanitary conditions as well.

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Along with closures, Manitoba Health’s website lists businesses convicted of health violations.

The Bamboo Garden Restaurant in Neepawa faced fines totaling more than $600 from incidents that occurred in April.

Manitoba Health said the restaurant didn’t store food in a proper manner. It noted that it stored raw meat above ready to eat foods and it didn’t have a separate hand washing facility for employees.

For a full list of convictions and failed inspections click here.