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Sohunan Fails Reinspection

SOHUNAN 674 SACRAMENTO ST, SF 94111 Financial DistrictChineseNear Embarcadero BART
August 22, 2025 3:00 PM - 3:30 PM Reinspection Inspection
4
Total Violations
2
Major
2
Minor

Inspector's Report

Chinatown Hunan restaurant failed reinspection. Some violations corrected: food temps OK, wastewater leaks fixed, some droppings cleaned. Still uncorrected: no food safety manager, dishwasher at 0ppm sanitizer, warm water only 84F, mouse droppings by water heaters.

Violations Cited

4
#14
MAJOR
FOOD CONTACT SURFACES: CLEAN AND SANITIZED
Dirty cutting boards and utensils cause 76% of cross-contamination. Biofilms protect bacteria from cleaning. One contaminated surface spreads pathogens to dozens of foods.
Dishwash machine dispensing 0 ppm chlorine sanitizer during sanitize cycle. Provide at least 50 ppm chlorine.
#23
MAJOR
NO INSECTS, RODENTS, BIRDS OR NONSERVICE ANIMALS
Mice produce 50 droppings daily containing Salmonella and hantavirus. Cockroaches carry 33 bacteria types and 6 parasitic worms. Rats spread plague and leptospirosis.
Mouse droppings still found next to water heaters in downstairs restroom. Other locations cleaned. Continue regular pest control.
#1B
MINOR
FOOD SAFETY MANAGER CERTIFICATION AND FOOD HANDLER CARD
Certified managers reduce critical violations by 60%. They understand temperature control, contamination prevention, and proper hygiene that prevents outbreaks.
Facility lacks food safety manager. Only one of approximately four employees has food handler card. Obtain certifications and maintain evidence onsite.
#1B
MINOR
FOOD SAFETY MANAGER CERTIFICATION AND FOOD HANDLER CARD
Certified managers reduce critical violations by 60%. They understand temperature control, contamination prevention, and proper hygiene that prevents outbreaks.
Facility lacks food safety manager. Only one of approximately four employees has food handler card. Obtain certifications and maintain evidence onsite.

Inspector Information

Inspector John Wells
Received By Ray Zhu
Data sourced directly from SF Department of Public Health