Clark County Restaurants Shine in Health Inspections

0:00It's April 3rd, welcome to Vancouver News today, powered by AI. Clark County Public Health released their latest restaurant inspection scores, and most spots are shining. In their system, zero points means perfect compliance, while a hundred or more triggers a shutdown. The max possible is 448, but nobody came close to that here. Dozens of places score perfect zeros, for many marks like 20th Street and Amboi Market, the fast favorites like Angel's Donuts, multiple subways, and Starbucks locations, schools in the center swept with clean bills, and chains such as Panera Bread and Fosai-Gon Aced It too. Even the ones with deductions kept it low, like 711s around 25 points, or Panda Express at 25. These minor hits often mean small fixes on sanitation or storage. Nothing major impacting diners right now. A handful pushed higher, such as Die-Wat-A-Ishq, at 40, and Fuji's Doh, and Ramen at 35.

1:01But all stayed under the closure line. Places like Jimmy John's and House of Wings landed in the 30s or better after tweaks. Folks, these checks keep our plates safe, so hit up Clark County Public Health at 564, 397-8428, or there. Write for the full list and stay in the know.