MING FU CHINESE RESTAURANT HAD FLYING INSECT STUCK IN CHICKEN DURING CORONAVIRUS
Who enjoys bugs in their food at a restaurant, nobody!
The Ming Fu Chinese and Sushi restaurant scored a terrible 84.5 B during a July 28, 2020 food safety inspection. Ming Fu is located at 8139 Kensington Dr. Waxhaw, NC. Many millionaires live in Waxhaw.
The health inspector observed a flying insect in raw chicken at 45F in the walk-in cooler. The manager discarded the bin of raw chicken during the inspection.
There was a bin of cooked egg rolls stored inside a bin of raw chicken in the reach-in cooler. Raw animal foods and ready to eat foods are supposed to be separated to protect from cross contamination.
Also there were several containers of food that were not covered in the prep reach-in cooler, the sushi reach-in cooler, the two door reach-in cooler, the walk-in cooler, the walk-in freezer, and the spice rack beside the cook-line. All foods are supposed to be covered.
There were several foods being held at unsafe temperatures in the freezer above 41F and the foods had to be discarded, they were: cooked rice, noodles, fried chicken, cabbage, and dumplings.
During the inspection the inspector noticed sprouts, 4 bins of raw chicken, and raw shrimp above 41 F in the walk-in cooler and prep-top cooler. Foods are supposed to be cooled at 41F or below, so the manager discarded the sprouts, raw chicken, and raw shrimp during the inspection.
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