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Food safety recordHyderabad

Road No 36, Jubilee Hills · Restaurant

Poshnosh Lounge & Bar

Inspected, no action reported

1 event on record since 1 Feb 2025

Source-reported · What this means

History

  1. Today, 30 Sep 2026

  2. Inspected, no action reported

    In a post dated 2 February 2025, the Commissioner of Food Safety, Telangana reported inspecting Poshnosh Lounge & Bar, Road No 36, Jubilee Hills, on 1 February 2025 and did not report an action specific to it. Its findings are quoted below.

    The authority's words “Task force team has conducted inspections in Jubilee Hills area on 01.02.2025.”

    Reported by Commissioner of Food Safety, Telangana

    • Licence

      “Found to be operating with expired license (20.12.2024)”

    • Records and certificates

      “Water analysis reports, Pest Control records and Fostac certificates and medical records of employees were not provided.”

    • Premises hygiene

      “Refrigerators were not defrosted and cleaned properly.”

    • Premises hygiene

      “Kitchen floor is not equipped with drains to remove food waste.”

    • Pests

      “Kitchen had an opening to the outside without window and insect proof screen.”

    • Storage and refrigeration

      “Veg and non-veg food, food and non-food items were found to be stored together. Food articles were found to be stored on ground.”

    • Labelling

      “Expired and misbranded Sichuan Pepper found and seized – product of Bangkok but importer details not available.”

    • Other finding

      “Packed Citric Acid (1kg) meant only for industrial use found in the storage.”

    • Expired stock

      “Expired food items including Soy Sauce (1L - Sep 2024), Papad packets (18), Rasam powder (1kg - Jul 2024), Onion powder (Oct 2024), Kajun mix (Dec 2024), Mushroom (800g), Packed Methi (2kg) were found and discarded.”

    • Spoiled raw material

      “Loose Split Cashew was found to be infested with insects.”