The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health conducted a health inspection at Shanghai Rose, a Shanghainese restaurant in Studio City best known for its dim sum. Inspectors documented multiple health and food safety violations during the visit.
Please note that the report mentioned here is from an inspection conducted on September 8 and may not represent the future health inspection status of the food establishment.
Highlights
- A health inspection was conducted at Shanghai Rose in Studio City on September 8.
- Inspectors reported insect activity, unsanitary conditions, and additional violations at the restaurant.
- Inspectors ordered a temporary closure of Shanghai Rose until all the violations are addressed.
Shanghai Rose
- Where: 12050 Ventura Blvd, Studio City, CA 91604
- When: September 8, 2025
Shanghai Rose began as a dim sum cart before expanding into a full-service restaurant in Los Angeles. As per the health inspection conducted on September 8, the facility lacked proper backflow devices and needed plumbing repair.
The inspection found that some of the equipment in use was not approved or properly maintained. Food items were not stored in contamination-free containers, and the nonfood contact surfaces were found unclean.
Hot and cold food holding temperatures were not maintained, as observed during the inspection. Active infestation by insects and rodents was documented during the inspection. Inspectors noted the presence of toxic substances in the facility. Tiles on floors and walls need repair in some places.
Due to the violations, health officials ordered the restaurant to close temporarily. The details of re-inspection are not released yet, but the restaurant can resume operations when it addresses all the violations.
