The San Francisco Department of Public Health closed Chaat Corner after a recent inspection. The San Francisco Department of Public Health conducted the inspection on Monday, June 2, 2025. Several major health violations led to this decision.
Please note that the report mentioned here is from a particular inspection conducted on June 2 and may not represent the future health inspection status of the establishment.
Highlights
- The San Francisco-based Indian restaurant was closed after a recent health inspection.
- The San Francisco Department of Public Health ordered Chaat Corner to close.
- Reinspection of the facility will be conducted upon request to reinstate the permit.
Chaat Corner
- Where: 320 3rd St, San Francisco, CA 94107, United States
- Date: June 2, 2025
The restaurant serves a variety of Indian dishes and meal combinations. However, the restaurant was closed after a health inspection on Monday. Led by the San Francisco Department of Public Health, major risk factors led to this decision.
The inspector on-site observed rodent droppings in several areas of the restaurant. These were found on a prep table, beneath equipment, and on bags of dry ingredients. The inspector also found dead mice and cockroaches.
The inspector also observed several minor violations. The inspector found no soap in the handwashing sink. Food debris and grease were on the equipment and inside the shelves.
The refrigerators and freezers lacked thermometers, and food debris was observed inside them. Food debris was also found accumulating under the equipment. A detailed health report is available online.
Follow-Up Inspection
The restaurant can request a reinspection once the management has taken corrective actions. Before the request is sent, thorough pest control services and cleaning are required. Operations can continue once approval has been obtained after the reinspection.
Management may request a hearing to dispute the suspension. The request can be made within the next 15 days only.
