... that of all the takeaways in Rhuthun/Ruthin, the Ruthin Tandoori was probably the most liked in this household. Time was when you could buy a meal for two and feed four; and a meal for four would do you and your neighbours, both sides. I cannot remember how many times we've patronised the Wynnstay Road premises.
But no more.
If we want a quick and easy national dish, no longer will we go to the tandoori but in future it'll be safest to get a spicy curry flavoured Pot Noddle. We already knew that the Tandoori has scored zero out of five in a May 2017 hygiene inspection. What we didn't know was reported in this week's Denbighshire Free Press:
But no more.
- There were old rodent droppings under equipment and tables.
- Chicken was stored on the floor.
- The manager "does not recognise or accept the need for food safety and hygiene controls".
- There was little or no technical knowledge (of food preparation & hygiene).
- There was a risk of cross-contamination.
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Food hygiene