CLOSURE NOTICE
Chase Luck Bakery Closed by Health Department
August 20, 2025
12:30 PM - 2:15 PM
Follow_up Inspection
16
Total Violations
3
Critical
13
Minor
Inspector's Report
Please note: Cantonese intrepreting services were provided by Language Line Solutions via speakerphone for this inspection.
Violations Cited
16
#33
CRITICAL
NONFOOD CONTACT SURFACES CLEAN
Why This Matters
Dirty surfaces harbor pests and serve as bacteria reservoirs. Accumulated grease and food debris attract cockroaches and rodents.
What Was Observed
1. CLEAN tops of food containers and LABEL containers with common names.
-Observed the tops of dry good containers are unlabeled and contain food particles accumulation on them that may cause contamination.
CA Retail Food Code: Section 114115, 114117
#35
CRITICAL
EQUIPMENT APPROVED: CLEAN; INSTALLED; GOOD REPAIR; CAPACITY
Why This Matters
Household equipment cannot withstand commercial use and harbors bacteria in cracks. Latex gloves cause severe allergic reactions in sensitive individuals.
What Was Observed
1. PROVIDE cold top refrigeration unit for food preparation of potentially hazardous foods to maintain cold at 41F or below during preparation.
-Observed many potentially hazardous items such as bean sprouts, raw eggs, and cooked bbq pork measuring above 41F out at room temperature. Per chef, the items are out for a maximum of two hours before they are returned to the refrigeration unit. 2. REMOVE all cardboard and lawfully discard to prevent cockroaches from harboring.
-Observed cardboard being used to line surfaces underneath equipment. 3. MAINTAIN hot holding unit at 135F or above or DISCONTINUE USE OF EQUIPMENT UNTIL HOLDING AT 135F or ABOVE.
-Observed the steamer equipment in the front of the house is not holding at 135F or above and items are not on Time as a Public Health Control; dim sum buns containing meat were measuring 125F at time of inspection. Per employee, the unit was turned up to hold at 135F or above.
CA Retail Food Code: Section 114130, 114160
#36
CRITICAL
EQUIPMENT, UTENSILS AND LINENS: STORAGE AND USE
Why This Matters
Improperly stored utensils collect airborne bacteria and dust. Contaminated storage spreads pathogens to clean items.
What Was Observed
1. SEPARATE all food from non food service equipment to prevent contamination.
-Observed non-food service equipment such as wrenchs, tools, and WD-40 being stored next to food items such as flour. 2. STORE utensils on clean surfaces & keep hot at 135F or above, or cold at 41F or below, or dry to prevent rapid bacteria growth.
-Observed tongs used to grab food in the front service area are stored on top of the steaming equipment on an unclean surface and rice scoop in water in the front service area measuring 100F.
CA Retail Food Code: Section 114161, 114178
#14
MINOR
FOOD CONTACT SURFACES: CLEAN AND SANITIZED (CORRECTED ON SITE)
Why This Matters
Dirty cutting boards and utensils cause 76% of cross-contamination. Biofilms protect bacteria from cleaning. One contaminated surface spreads pathogens to dozens of foods.
What Was Observed
-Observed no sanitizing buckets in two active food preparation areas during service. Corrected on site - Per Inspector's request, sanitizing solution was prepared to the correct concentration and provided in all food preparation areas.
CA Retail Food Code: Section 114099, 114099.6, 114117
#26
MINOR
APPROVED THAWING METHODS IN USE
Why This Matters
Improper vacuum packaging creates anaerobic conditions allowing Clostridium botulinum growth. Botulism is fatal in 5-10% of cases. Causes paralysis and respiratory failure.
What Was Observed
1. Observed raw chicken in a plastic tub being stored at room temperature on the floor under three compartment sink. Per Operator, the meat is thawing. Corrected on site - Per Inspector's request, the chicken was placed back into the refrigeration walk-in.
CA Retail Food Code: Section 114419
#28
MINOR
WASHING FRUITS AND VEGETABLES (CORRECTED ON SITE)
What Was Observed
-Observed bean sprouts being used to cook in a wok directly out of the bag they come in. Per chef, the bean sprouts had not been washed prior. Corrected on site - Per Inspector's request, all bean sprouts were removed from packaging and thoroughly washed before use.
#30
MINOR
FOOD STORAGE; FOOD STORAGE CONTAINERS IDENTIFIED
Why This Matters
Improper storage allows pest access and temperature abuse. Food on floor contacts contaminated water during cleaning. Expired foods cause illness.
What Was Observed
-Observed raw chicken in a plastic tub being stored at room temperature on the floor under three compartment sink and many other food items being stored on the floor of the walk-in units.
CA Retail Food Code: Section 114047, 114049
#34
MINOR
WAREWASH FACILITIES: INSTALLED, MAINTAINED, USED; TEST STRIPS
Why This Matters
Improper dishwashing spreads pathogens across all dishes. Hepatitis A survives on improperly washed dishes for weeks. Causes recurring outbreak cycles.
What Was Observed
-Observed no test strips were made accessible during inspection. Corrected on site - Inspector provided test strips.
CA Retail Food Code: Section 114095, 114099
#38
MINOR
THERMOMETERS PROVIDED AND ACCURATE
What Was Observed
1. MAINTAIN probe thermometers to verify food temperatures and cooking time/temperatures.
-Observed facility had no probe thermometers available during active food preparation.
#39
MINOR
WIPING CLOTHS; PROPERLY USED AND STORED
Why This Matters
Dirty wiping cloths spread millions of bacteria across surfaces. Cloths used on raw meat spread Salmonella and E. coli throughout kitchen.
What Was Observed
-Observed wet wiping cloths being stored on food contact surfaces such as cutting boards containing no sanitizing solution.
CA Retail Food Code: Section 114099.6
#41
MINOR
REFUSE PROPERLY DISPOSED & AREA MAINTAINED
What Was Observed
1. LAWFULLY discard all refuse to prevent vermin attraction/harborage.
-Observed an accumulation of cardboard boxes that have been broken down stored by the side door that is open during service.
#42
MINOR
TOILET FACILITIES: FACILITIES PROPERLY MAINTAINED
What Was Observed
1. MAINTAIN toilet paper on dispenser to prevent employees from touching the roll with unclean hands.
-Observed toilet paper is not on the toilet paper dispenser.
#43
MINOR
PREMISES; PERSONAL/CLEANING ITEMS; VERMIN PROOFING
Why This Matters
Clutter provides harborage for rodents and cockroaches. Cardboard harbors cockroach eggs. Each egg case contains 30-40 nymphs.
What Was Observed
1. MAINTAIN side door CLOSED when not in use to prevent vermin entry.
-Observed the side door is wide open during active food service.
CA Retail Food Code: Section 114067, 114123
#44
MINOR
FLOORS, WALLS AND CEILING: BUILT, MAINTAINED AND CLEAN
Why This Matters
Cracks and holes allow pest entry and make cleaning impossible. Deteriorated surfaces harbor bacteria that contaminate food and equipment.
What Was Observed
-Observed floors in the kitchen have grease accumulation underneath the cook's line.
CA Retail Food Code: Section 114143, 114266
#6
MINOR
ADEQUATE HAND WASHING FACILITIES; SUPPLIED AND ACCESSIBLE
Why This Matters
Missing handwashing supplies forces employees to skip handwashing. Studies show only 31% of workers wash hands properly when supplies are inadequate. Spreads norovirus to hundreds.
What Was Observed
1. REMOVE bar soap to prevent employees for contaminating their hands with the dirt left by other employees. MAINTAIN liquid soap stocked at all handwashing sinks. MAINTAIN handwashing sink unobstructed and accessible at all times.
-Observed no liquid soap is available in the employee bathroom with a shower and the sink is blocked by an item soaking in water in the basin; bar soap was observed in the employee bathroom. Partially corrected on site - Per Inspector's request, liquid soap was provided in the employee bathroom.
CA Retail Food Code: Section 113953, 113953.1, 113953.2
#6
MINOR
ADEQUATE HAND WASHING FACILITIES; SUPPLIED AND ACCESSIBLE
Why This Matters
Missing handwashing supplies forces employees to skip handwashing. Studies show only 31% of workers wash hands properly when supplies are inadequate. Spreads norovirus to hundreds.
What Was Observed
1. REMOVE bar soap to prevent employees for contaminating their hands with the dirt left by other employees. MAINTAIN liquid soap stocked at all handwashing sinks. MAINTAIN handwashing sink unobstructed and accessible at all times.
-Observed no liquid soap is available in the employee bathroom with a shower and the sink is blocked by an item soaking in water in the basin; bar soap was observed in the employee bathroom. Partially corrected on site - Per Inspector's request, liquid soap was provided in the employee bathroom.
CA Retail Food Code: Section 113953, 113953.1, 113953.2
Inspector Information
Received By
Wei Sen Lei