[Vicsterme]

I though Evergreen was owned by China Gourmet. We love Cina Gourmet in Colony and will love China Gourmet even more when another one will be located near the new Rohan Center.

[Lovey2]

Originally Posted by Vicsterme

I though Evergreen was owned by China Gourmet. We love Cina Gourmet in Colony and will love China Gourmet even more when another one will be located near the new Rohan Center.

Ride behind China Gourmet some Saturday or early morning. They get their food dumped out back on the sidewalk when they are closed. Sometimes on a pallet, sometimes the canvas bags on the ground. Me no likey!

[billstrickland]

Originally Posted by njbchbum

Well, dang! That report seems to be in conflict with this one from the State:
Licensing Portal - Inspection Details

Glad to see some check the "facts" quoted in some of these posts. Its really mean spirited to maliciously put out false facts that could put someone out of business,

[gerryann]

Originally Posted by billstrickland

Glad to see some check the "facts" quoted in some of these posts. Its really mean spirited to maliciously put out false facts that could put someone out of business,

Some confusion on this thread. There are two different restaurants being discussed and two different health departments being discussed. One is county and one is state. BOTH of these restaurants, Evergreen and China Buffet have had "roach issues". I don't believe that anyone is posting false information. The information is just getting mixed up.

[Bonny]

I had a roach come through the garage and into my kitchen once. I no longer cook because I feel it's a health hazard to eat at my house.

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by Bonny

I had a roach come through the garage and into my kitchen once. I no longer cook because I feel it's a health hazard to eat at my house.

[Polar Bear]

Originally Posted by Barefoot

My thought exactly.

[njbchbum]

Originally Posted by Bonny

I had a roach come through the garage and into my kitchen once. I no longer cook because I feel it's a health hazard to eat at my house.

Too funny!

[rubicon]

This thread is getting me very sick. Just when I was ready to get out (to restaurants) they pull me back in( to cooking home)

There is a big difference between a palmetto bug that enters your home and will die within 72 hours and other roaches such as german roaches that multiply quickly and are difficult to eradicate. And there is a difference between a home kitchen and a restaurant kitchen

In my view if the health department's inspection results in a closing its serious and a health hazard.

For some like me with a weaker stomach once a place closes its off my list

A chinese buffet draws me. Now I find two chinese buffets closed because a a health inspection.. Looks like my wife and I are going to be cooking chinese more at home.

[ColdNoMore]

[Bonny]

Originally Posted by ColdNoMore2

[rubicon]

Originally Posted by ColdNoMore2

exactly

[bigrig353]

LOL Lots of other places that would appreciate your business.

[FLORIDASUNSHINE]

I'm not sure as to why the equipment was being removed but a couple of weeks ago the restaurant was closed down for a few days by the health department for finding live roaches on site. That couldn't do anything for their business.....

[gerryann]

https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...1&d=1468891581