On Wednesday, May 21, 2025, a routine health inspection was conducted by the Orange County Health Care Agency – Environmental Health Division. During this inspection, two restaurants were closed when several major and other health violations were discovered. These include several sanitary and food code violations.
Please note that the scores mentioned here are from a particular inspection conducted on May 21 and may not represent the future health inspection status of the establishments.
Highlights
- Two restaurants were closed after a routine inspection on Wednesday, May 21, 2025, by the Orange County Health Care Agency – Environmental Health Division.
- Lack of hot water and evidence of rodents led to the closure of the two restaurants.
- Reinspection can be requested after corrective measures are taken.
Orange County Restaurants Closed Due to Health Code Violations
The Orange County Health Care Agency – Environmental Health Division conducts routine health inspections across various establishments to ensure food and health safety. During one such routine inspection on Wednesday, May 21, 2025, two restaurants in Orange County were closed due to health code violations. Operations have been suspended until corrective measures have been taken and a reinspection of the establishments is conducted.
True Seasons Organic Kitchen
- Date: May 21, 2025
- Where: 5675 E La Palma Ave, Anaheim, CA 92807
This health-conscious cafe has been serving various Asian dishes. However, the recent health inspection observed several violations in the restaurant. Some of these violations have been listed below:
- No hot water was available in the dishwashing sink, which is a major violation. The PIC stated that the water heater had to be replaced, which is why there was no hot water.
- Propping open doors can allow pests such as rodents to enter.
- The ceiling tile above the mop sink was missing and was asked to be replaced.
The details on the recent inspection can be found in the health report available online.
Toyo Sushi & Roll
- Date: May 21, 2025
- Where: 676 S State College Blvd #103, Anaheim, CA 92806
Known for the friendly staff, great prices, and mouthwatering food, Toyo Sushi & Roll has been a great place to try some Japanese delicacies. However, a recent health inspection discovered numerous health code violations, which resulted in the closure of the restaurant. Some of these violations are listed below:
- The paper towel dispenser near the back-handwashing sink needs to be repaired.
- TCS foods were not stored at the right temperatures. These were cold, potentially hazardous foods that had to be stored under 41°F, but were stored at and above 50°F.
- The sanitizer concentration for the 3-compartment sink was below standards.
- Dishes with old food debris were observed under the sushi bar.
- Live and dead cockroaches were found in various areas across the restaurant.
- Several unlabeled food containers with unclear contents were found in storage.
- Inspectors also found food debris accumulation in various areas around the restaurant, including shelves, fryer cabinets, and more.
- Inspectors observed plastic wrap and cardboard lining the equipment surfaces.
- Several gaps were also found that need to be addressed to keep the facility vermin-proof.
A detailed health report can be found online.
Follow-Up Inspection
Reinspection will be conducted upon request from the restaurants. A list of corrective measures to be taken is also mentioned in the report, which needs to be taken care of before requesting a reinspection. The restaurants can restart operations once they pass the reinspection. Meanwhile, the management of the two restaurants can request a hearing within the next 15 days to show why their permit suspension is not warranted.
