Why Shah Gouse Restaurant received an improvement notice after a food safety inspection
HYDERABAD: Food Safety teams of the Commissionerate of Municipal Corporation (CMC) conducted a routine inspection at Shah Gouse Restaurant, opposite Biodiversity Park on Raidurg–Gachibowli Road, on June 27, 2026, as part of ongoing food safety inspections across Cyberabad.
Food handlers followed some safety practices
Inspectors found that food handlers were wearing caps and aprons, which was recorded as a positive hygiene practice during the inspection.
Kitchen hygiene lapses flagged
The inspection team observed houseflies across the kitchen, poor housekeeping with grease, dirt and dust accumulation, and an unhygienic non-vegetarian cutting area that posed a risk of cross-contamination.
Officials also found open drains, accumulation of food waste, an unclean wash area, and leakage in the store room. Semi-prepared food items were stored without labels, while water testing records were not produced during the inspection. Gutka stains were also observed on the kitchen walls.
🍽️ Food Safety Inspection Drive
Restaurant: Shah Gouse Restaurant
📍 Opp. Biodiversity Park, Raidurg, Gachibowli Road
📅 27.06.2026As part of routine food safety inspections across Cyberabad, CMC Food Safety teams inspected Shah Gouse Restaurant.
✅ Good Practice
• Food… pic.twitter.com/hbp5Wr5xTZ— Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (@CMC_Offcl) June 27, 2026
Improvement notice recommended
Based on the inspection findings, the Food Safety team recommended issuing an Improvement Notice to the restaurant.
The establishment scored 60 out of 92 marks (65%) in the hygiene assessment conducted during the inspection.
The inspection was carried out as part of routine food safety enforcement aimed at improving hygiene standards across food establishments in Cyberabad.
