Chinatown bakery busted for really gross things

[Bring_Back_Shantz]

Originally Posted by I-Hate-Hulse

I wish we'd adopt Toronto's Health Pass system. Each restaurant has to post their latest inspection certificate in their front door. You learn to avoid those without a clean inspection certificate.

One place on Spadina I went to had an Orkin certificate of "services" in their front window. I still ate there, it was cheap - figured anyone that actually posted that was actually on the straight and level!

It's ridiculous how long it took to shut that bakery down. Shiz like that needs to be dealt with ASAP. 3 strikes and you're shut down for a month. Shouldn't take someone's kidney to fail before they do something.

New York is like that too. (at least I think it was NY, maybe it was Philly). Either way, in one of those cities every restaraunt had a sign that had their last inspection score. I was a little worried when it wasn't over 90%.

[Clarkey]

Someone told me that they ordered a bowl of soup at a restaurant in China Town and as she was eating she noticed there was a funny looking noodle in the bowl, she pulled it out and it was a kleenex!! I've never forgot that story.

[I-Hate-Hulse]

Originally Posted by Bring_Back_Shantz

New York is like that too. (at least I think it was NY, maybe it was Philly). Either way, in one of those cities every restaraunt had a sign that had their last inspection score. I was a little worried when it wasn't over 90%.

I'd think I'd rather have it as pass/fail. 10% feces still doesn't sound good.

[bluejays]

Originally Posted by HOZ

Obviously those weren't chocolate flakes on the cakes!

Mouse droppings!
Hmmm mmmm good

where do you think McDonalds gets it's ice cream sprinkles?

[Shazam]

California also has a rating system. It uses letter grades. The rating must be clearly shown.

Restaurants that get below "A" get there real quick, or else they shut down.

[mykalberta]

Anyone know which on that is, I only ever go to tow,

In ChinaTown along 3rd Ave near the Scotia Bank and Bubble Tea place and in the mall on Centre Street and 16th Ave NW near the BBQ Pork place.

Please let it not be either of those - PLEEEAASSSSE.

MYK

[mykalberta]

I was afraid it was one of the ones I go to so I asked the cute Korean girl in AP and she said it was next to the Lamda Supermarket on Centre Street and about 14th Ave NW.

MYK

[Hack&Lube]

Originally Posted by Flames in 07

Not a word of a lie, I have driven through chinatown twice and have seen a guy stop, go to the back of his truck, get a cage packed to the gills with piegons and walk into a restaurant ... seen this twice.

That's quail. A delicacy.

[Hack&Lube]

Originally Posted by mykalberta

I was afraid it was one of the ones I go to so I asked the cute Korean girl in AP and she said it was next to the Lamda Supermarket on Centre Street and about 14th Ave NW.

MYK

What's AP?

[Bertuzzied]

Originally Posted by mykalberta

Anyone know which on that is, I only ever go to tow,

In ChinaTown along 3rd Ave near the Scotia Bank and Bubble Tea place and in the mall on Centre Street and 16th Ave NW near the BBQ Pork place.

Please let it not be either of those - PLEEEAASSSSE.

MYK

Why? i'm sure if you were sick from eating there you would know it by now. hahahaha.

[Flash Walken]

Originally Posted by Kryzsky

I was painting an apartment in ChinaTown around 6 years ago, the tall bulding on Center St. close to the bridge. Went downstairs with a few empty paint cans to throw in the dumpster, stepped up and took a quick look before throwing in the cans and saw fur. A whole bunch of fur.

The cooking smells in the building that day made me sick to my stomach. Glad I don't paint anymore, or eat meat.

Uhm, just as an aside here, but aren't you supposed to dispose of paint cans a different way?

[ken0042]

Not according to the city of Calgary
Leave empty, dry paint cans with your household garbage for pick-up.

I think cans with paint in them still are a different story.

[Flash Walken]

Originally Posted by ken0042

Not according to the city of Calgary
Leave empty, dry paint cans with your household garbage for pick-up.

I think cans with paint in them still are a different story.

Oh, ok.

I wasn't insinuating anything, just to clarify, I was just asking because I didn't know. I figured it was like batteries or something, take em down to the firehall.

[ken0042]

Hey- it never hurts to ask; that's what a discussion board is for.

Actually I was suprised- usually finding stuff on the city's website can be a pain.