A health inspection was conducted at Ginza Bowl on Friday, and the officials observed multiple health and food safety violations. A temporary closure was ordered for the restaurant.
Please note that the report mentioned here is from an inspection conducted on August 22 and may not represent the future health inspection status of the food establishment.
Highlights
- Ginza Bowl underwent a health inspection in Pomona.
- The restaurant was cited for violating the California Health and Safety Code.
- Sanitary issues and inadequate ventilation were among the safety lapses observed at the outlet.
Ginza Bowl
- Where: 1495 W Holt Ave, Pomona, CA 91768
- When: August 22, 2025
Ginza Bowl in Pomona was inspected by the County of Los Angeles Public Health officials. The inspectors noted the facility was using non-permissible equipment and utensils, which were not in good repair. Inspectors also observed unclean food-contact surfaces.
As per the inspection findings, staff did not store toxic substances properly separated from the food items. Nonfood-contact surfaces were visibly dirty and contaminated. Live insects and rodents were observed within the facility.
The inspector observed that backflow devices were not installed at the restaurant to manage plumbing. The kitchen lacked sufficient lighting and ventilation. Food was not stored safely, and staff did not have accurate thermometers to maintain proper temperatures. Some parts of the floors, walls, and ceilings needed immediate attention and repair.
The health department inspects food establishments to ensure the community has access to safe, hygienic food. Ginza Bowl has been ordered to undergo a temporary closure until all the violations are addressed and a re-inspection is conducted.
