Filipino Restaurant Inspections in NYC
37 Filipino restaurants · 200 inspections on record
Overview
NYC has 37 Filipino restaurants with health inspection records. 55.2% of inspections result in Grade A. 10 locations have been closed by NYC Health inspectors.
37
Restaurants
55.2%
Grade A Rate
26.4
Avg Score
10
Total Closures
Filipino Restaurants by Borough
Queens
24 restaurants
Manhattan
9 restaurants
Brooklyn
2 restaurants
Staten Island
2 restaurants
Most Common Violations at Filipino Restaurants
Filipino Restaurants in NYC
TITO RAD'S GRILL
GRADE A 49-10 QUEENS BOULEVARD, Queens
GUGU ROOM
GRADE B 143 ORCHARD STREET, Manhattan
TYANG GELAY'S GRILL
GRADE B 68-28 ROOSEVELT AVENUE, Queens
FILIPINIANA
GRADE A 84-05 QUEENS BOULEVARD, Queens
ZOEFIA
GRADE N 83-35 PARSONS BOULEVARD, Queens
JOLLIBEE
GRADE A 5212 KINGS HIGHWAY, Brooklyn
CAFE PRI
GRADE N 64-28 METROPOLITAN AVENUE, Queens
ASIAN FOOD LTD
GRADE A 83-35 PARSONS BOULEVARD, Queens
SARILING ATIN
GRADE B 89-12 QUEENS BOULEVARD, Queens
KABAYAN
GRADE A 49-12 QUEENS BOULEVARD, Queens
MAX'S RESTAURANT
GRADE A 40-09 69 STREET, Queens
MARYANN'S WOODSIDE EVENTS
GRADE N 58-02 37 AVENUE, Queens
PHIL-AM KUSINA
GRADE B 556 TOMPKINS AVENUE, Staten Island
MINAS RESTAURANT
GRADE A 90-49 SPRINGFIELD BOULEVARD, Queens
FOB
GRADE A 271 SMITH STREET, Brooklyn
CHOLY FILIPINO RESTAURANT
GRADE N 90 WEST HOUSTON STREET, Manhattan
TOMMY THAI / GAYANG
GRADE A 85-32 GRAND AVENUE, Queens
Filipino Restaurant Inspections: Frequently Asked Questions
- How many Filipino restaurants are in NYC?
- There are 37 Filipino restaurants with NYC health inspection records.
- What health grade do Filipino restaurants typically receive?
- 55.2% of Filipino restaurant inspections result in Grade A. The NYC restaurant average is approximately 77%.
- Which Filipino restaurants have been closed by NYC Health?
- 10 Filipino restaurants have been closed by NYC Health Department inspectors. Browse the list below to see individual records.
- What violations are most common at Filipino restaurants?
- Frequently cited violations at NYC Filipino restaurants include: 10F: Non-food Contact Surfaces Not Clean; 08A: Facility Not Free from Harborage Conditions; 02B: Hot TCS Food Not Held at 140°F or Above.
- How do Filipino restaurants compare to the NYC average?
- Filipino restaurants average 26.4 points per inspection, which is within Grade B range. The Grade A cutoff is 13 points.
Data sourced directly from NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene