Kansas, Kansas City restaurant health inspections for Jan. 13

Here are area restaurants and grocery stores with 7 or more priority or critical health code violations, with highlighted links to the original public record reports by city or county health inspectors.

The Kansas Department of Agriculture has been transitioning to new inspection software since early August 2015 and direct links to Kansas inspections are not available at this time.

Restaurants correct most violations at the time of the original inspection or shortly thereafter. Links to the follow-up inspections show how each establishment has corrected or is working to correct any remaining violations.

If an inspection or follow-up report needs clarification, restaurant and grocery store owners can call Joyce Smith at 816-234-4692 or email her at jsmith@kcstar.com. The Star will post appropriate responses online in the same online locations as the original report.

In addition, if a restaurant is temporarily shut down, a comment from the owner will be requested and a more complete description will be included with the online report.

The Kansas Department of Agriculture cited these operations for 7 or more priority health code violations.

▪ Paulo & Bill, 16501 Midland Drive, Shawnee, had 15 priority violations during a Dec. 30 inspection following a complaint. It had no priority violations during a Jan. 11 follow-up inspection.

▪ Bob Evans Farms, 1704 Village West Parkway, Kansas City, Kan., had 14 priority violations during a Jan. 5 inspection following a complaint.

▪ Rice Bowl, 8226 Parallel Parkway, Kansas City, Kan., had 13 priority violations during a Jan. 5 routine inspection.

▪ Izumi Japanese Steak & Sushi, 11658 W. 135th St., Overland Park, had 8 priority violations during a Dec. 28 inspection following a complaint.

▪ Lucky Wok, 15129 W. 87th St., Lenexa, had 7 priority violations during a Dec. 17 inspection following a complaint. It had 5 priority violations during a Dec. 31 follow-up inspection.

▪ Pilot, 4510 Kansas Ave., Kansas City, Kan., had 7 priority violations during a Dec. 17 routine inspection.

For complete Kansas health inspections, visit: http://agriculture.ks.gov/divisions-programs/food-safety-lodging/inspection-results

The Kansas City Health Department cited these operations for seven or more critical health code violations:

▪ Barrel 31, 400 E. 31st St., had 11 critical violations during a Dec. 14 routine inspection. It had no critical violations during a Dec. 22 follow-up inspection.

▪ McDonald’s, 3255 Main St., had 8 critical violations during a Dec. 5 routine inspection. It had no critical violations during a Dec. 8 follow-up inspection.

▪ New Peking Chinese Restaurant, 540 Westport Road, had 8 critical violations during a Dec. 15 routine inspection. It had 3 critical violations during a Dec. 22 follow-up inspection and no critical violations during a Dec. 30 follow-up inspection.

▪ Sol Cantina, 408 E. 31st St., had 8 critical violations during a Dec. 9 routine inspection. It had 1 critical violation during a Dec. 16 follow-up inspection and no critical violations during a Dec. 21 follow-up inspection.

▪ Barwaqo Restaurant, 1447 Independence Ave., had 7 critical violations during a Dec. 10 routine inspection. It had 4 critical violations during a Dec. 17 follow-up inspection, 1 critical violation during a Dec. 18 follow-up inspection, 1 critical violation during a Dec. 21 follow-up inspection, 1 critical violation during a Dec. 22 follow-up inspection, 1 critical violation during a Dec. 23 follow-up inspection and no critical violations during a Dec. 29 follow-up inspection.

▪ Cajun Fried Chicken, 3700 E. Gregory, had 7 critical violations during a Dec. 11 routine inspection. It had 2 critical violations during a Dec. 18 follow-up inspection and 1 critical violation during a Dec. 23 follow-up inspection.

▪ The Cashew Restaurant, 2000 Grand Blvd., had 7 critical violations during a Dec. 8 routine inspection. it had no critical violations during a Dec. 16 follow-up inspection.

▪ China Feast, 200 E. Linwood Blvd., had 7 critical violations during a Dec. 15 routine inspection. It had no critical violations during a Dec. 18 follow-up inspection.

▪ Church’s Chicken, 8404 Wornall Road, had 7 critical violations during a Dec. 4 routine inspection.

▪ Green Room Burgers & Beer, 4010 Pennsylvania Ave., had 7 critical violations during a Dec. 5 routine inspection. It had no critical violations during a Dec. 8 follow-up inspection.

▪ Jason’s Deli, 1100 Main St., Suite 101, had 7 critical violations during a Dec. 2 routine inspection. It had 3 critical violations during a Dec. 14 follow-up inspection and no critical violations during a Dec. 17 follow-up inspection.

▪ Lidia’s Kansas City, 101 W. 22nd St., had 7 critical violations during a Nov. 30 routine inspection. It had 3 critical violations during a Dec. 11 follow-up inspection and no critical violations during a Dec. 18 follow-up inspection.

▪ M&M Bakery and Deli, 1721 E. 31st St., had 7 critical violations during a Dec. 2 routine inspection. It had 1 critical violation during a Dec. 11 follow-up inspection.

▪ Magnolia’s Southern Cuisine, 9916 Holmes Road, had 7 critical violations during a Dec. 4 routine inspection. It had 1 critical violation during a Dec. 11 follow-up inspection.

▪ The Reserve, Ambassador Kansas City hotel, 1111 Grand Blvd., had 7 critical violations during a Dec. 15 routine inspection. It had no critical violations during a Dec. 22 follow-up inspection.

For complete Kansas City area reports, visit: http://www.inspectionsonline.us/foodsafety/mousakansascity/search.htm and search under the establishment’s name.

This story was originally published January 13, 2016 at 2:19 PM with the headline "Kansas, Kansas City restaurant health inspections for Jan. 13."