A Metro Health inspector found various health code violations at a South Side Asian buffet, racking up 20 that included a dead rodent and roaches.
This week, KSAT Investigates reporter Tim Gerber tried to get some answers about their nearly failing score, but the manager disappeared behind the kitchen door.Kin’s Cafe, located in the 7800 block of IH-35 South, saw its score drop 18 points in just four months — going from an 89 in January down to a barely passing 71 in May.Fly traps with pests stuck to them were found right above the food prep area.
Toxic chemicals needed to be stored in a locked closet, not in the food prep area or under the stove where the inspector found them.The employee bathroom also needed to be cleaned and sanitized. According to the inspection report, the manager said it wasn’t being used, but the inspector wrote that it had a foul stench and evidence it was being used.
While waiting, Gerber noticed the business was displaying the much higher score of 89, and the current inspection report was not visible to customers.Chicken and fajitas cooked the day before were improperly cooled.A worker was preparing food without gloves but put them on when the inspector noted the violation.
Instead of storing cleaning towels in sanitizing solution, workers were seen with the towels hanging from their waists and left on food prep areas.Culebra Meat Market #12, located in the 4600 block of South Flores, got an 81.
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