Fri
Jun 1 2012
10:50 am
The number of health inspection violations added up at Koi Fusion, 19 Market Square, resulting in a grade of 51.
It's not reported if this is the lowest grade ever received by a local restaurant.
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This is nine points lower
This is nine points lower than the closed down Krystal on Cumberland received two weeks ago.
how about a (gulp) 37 ?
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from 2008, Mandarin House near Downtown West.
Geno's
I worked in a Geno's pizzeria in the 80s (near Raven Records, if I recall correctly) that received a lower grade than that. I don't recall the exact score, but I know that our make table temps were much higher than they should have been, the ingredients weren't being rotated, and the final nail in the coffin... our dry storage area had a dirt floor. Needless to say, the store closed not long afterward. To my knowledge, the Pigeon Forge store remains, obviously never having a similarly low health inspection score.
The lowest I recall was the
The lowest I recall was the old China Star Buffet. That place failed several times. I'll sort of repurpose a Mitch Hedberg joke here. I ate at China Star one time, and that's the reason I didn't eat there a second time.
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A few other notably low scores
Golden Corral 51
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Failing by 40 points: Breakers Sports Bar - Grade: 30
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I seem to remember Brother
I seem to remember Brother Jack's had a class D rating from 1954 tacked on the wall.
That place was nasty. I think
That place was nasty. I think he had pet roaches.