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Roaches, Dead or Alive, Found During Restaurant Re-Test
Golden Wok on Buford Highway scored 33 on May 23, and passed its followup, but not with flying colors.
After scoring 33 out of 100 on a health inspection less than two weeks ago, a Gwinnett County restaurant still has a cockroach problem this week.
Golden Wok on Buford Highway near Duluth scored much better (81) on a June 2 follow-up inspection by the Gwinnett County Health Department.
But the inspector found a dead bug in raw beef in the prep cooler, live roaches near sinks and dead roaches and spider webs in several places — all repeat violations, according to the report.
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The latest inspection came after the score of 33 on May 23, which cited more than 20 violations, including dead roaches and spider webs.
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The inspector noted in both reports: “Repeat violations and unsatisfactory scores are subject to permit suspension.”
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