The Bureau of Environmental Health ordered the temporary closure of a restaurant in Garapan until the establishment is able to address environmental and sanitation concerns raised by the agency.<\/p>\n
BEH ordered the closure of Wonderful Restaurant in Garapan last March 21 due to serious violation of Health and Sanitation Standards, according to the government agency in a media advisory.<\/p>\n
A day later, BEH allowed the re-opening of the restaurant after inspectors noted that operators of the establishment quickly acted to address health and sanitation concerns.<\/p>\n
Not only that, Wonderful Restaurant even received the highest rating of Grade A, in terms of its compliance with BEH standards when it was inspected a day after its closure.<\/p>\n
Wonderful Restaurant was only one of the several food outlets and establishments inspected by the Bureau during the week of March 18-24, where numerous businesses received high rating for their strict compliance with health and sanitation standards of the Commonwealth.<\/p>\n
Among the restaurants and food establishments that received an “A” Grade were: Country House Restaurant, Garapan; Miggy’s Home Made Cuisine, Garapan; Brass Restaurant, Garapan; Wonderful Restaurant, Garapan; Wood House Restaurant, Chalan Laulau; Highway Market, Gualo Rai; Nang Ocha Store, San Vicente; San Vicente Food Mart, San Vicente; Escolastica Store & Bakery, Capitol Hill; Isabella Gift Shop, San Jose; XO Market, Chalan Laulau; and Dasom Retail, Gualo Rai.<\/p>\n
Those that received Grade “B” were: Cristy’s Mini Mart, Garapan; Jin Hui Store, Garapan; M. Celis Store, Gualo Rai; Niko Market, San Roque; XO Market Butcher, Chalan Laulau; and Dandan Market, Dandan.<\/p>\n
Establishments that were given Grade “C” include: New Oriental Restaurant, Garapan and the Coconut Tei Restaurant, Garapan.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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