This all-you-can-eat restaurant in Seine-Saint-Denis does not withstand health inspections: emergency closure

In Bobigny (Seine-Saint-Denis), customers of the all-you-can-eat restaurant Sushi 93, located on Avenue Paul Vaillant-Couturier, will have to find another address, at least temporarily, for their meals. After a health check, the prefecture announced the emergency closure of the establishment in an order taken on June 25, 2024.

“A serious public health risk”

The assessment made by the State services is uncompromising. They point out in particular “the lack of control of temperatures and storage conditions (which) creates a significant risk of food poisoning”.

Foodstuffs are also “handled in poorly designed premises which are difficult to clean and disinfect” while “dirty surfaces” can be “sources of contamination by pathogenic germs”.

The list is growing: employees using “dirty and soiled” equipment, lack of hygienic hand washing, failure to follow good hygiene practices…don’t throw any more away.

The prefecture considers that “continued operation of the establishment would pose a serious risk to public health and that this requires immediate closure.”

To hope to reopen, the restaurant will therefore have to comply with hygiene regulations.

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