Kenneth City, FL, restaurant cited for 19 violations in Pinellas County

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Wok N Roll, a Chinese restaurant in Kenneth City, Florida, received an administrative complaint recommendation following a routine food inspection on August 22, 2024.

The establishment, located at 4725 66 St N in Pinellas County, accumulated 19 violations during the inspection, forcing management to get to work immediately.

What Happened During The Inspection?

During the latest inspection, the Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation identified 5 high-priority, 3 intermediate, and 11 basic violations at Wok N Roll.

The high-priority infractions included operating with an expired license since February 1, 2024, and unsuitable storage of raw animal food over ready-to-eat items. Inspectors also noted employees failing to wash their hands properly and the presence of dented cans.

Notable intermediate violations included insufficient handwashing practices, with employees failing to wash their hands with soap after using the restroom. There was also the absence of a designated handwash sink for employees.

Basic violations ranged from incorrectly stored employee items to unenclosed bathroom facilities.

The inspection resulted in a "follow-up inspection required" status, indicating that while violations require further review, they do not pose an immediate threat to public health.

This Kenneth City Wok N Roll location holds a 3.9-star rating from 152 Google reviews. The restaurant, known for its chicken, seafood, and vegetarian options, will now need to address these issues to maintain its standing in the local culinary scene.

NOTE: Please note that an inspection report, per the Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation, provides a snapshot of the conditions observed during the inspection