Presence Of Vermin Prompt Restaurant Closures

February 10, 2026 ·

Photo Credit: Alex Kolodziej
WOODLAND HILLS—According to the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (LACDPH), over two dozen restaurants in the greater Los Angeles County area have been closed, as of February 10. Approximately 15 of those closures were due to live vermin on the premises, which could be rats or cockroaches. Other businesses had sewage drainage, and another was closed due to lack of cleanliness, or a way to clean the area. That may be lacking a sink or running water. According to the LACDPH inspection reports, the following restaurants have been closed for the month of February. The complete list may be found on the LACDPH website. It includes the month of January’s restaurant closures. Baja Fish-5780 Canoga Avenue, Woodland Hills No Method to Clean and Sanitize Available California Health and Safety Code Section 114095 India’s Tandoori, 5468 Wilshire Blvd, 90036 – No reason Listed for Closure India Sweet and Treats, 22009 SHERMAN WAY, 91303 Vermin Infestation Shakey’s Pizza Parlor, 13701 Foothill Boulevard, 91342 Vermin Infestation Hong Kong VIP Kitchen, 140 W. Valley Boulevard #107, 91776 Vermin Infestation 3rd Base Sports Bar, 1562 N CAHUENGA BLVD, 90028 Vermin Infestation Hashim’s Grill, 5575 W. Manchester Avenue, 90045 Vermin Infestation New East Town Hot Pot Inc., 18268 Gale Avenue, 91748 Sewage Discharge – California Health and Safety Code Section 114190 FU YI RETAIL STORE, 127 S. Garfield Avenue (Monterey Park) 91754 Vermin Infestation TRAXX, 800 n alameda Street, #122, 90012 Vermin Infestation Jin China Bistro, 123 Astronaut Ellison S Onizuka St Suite #202, 90012 Vermin Infestation KOREAN BBQ HOUSE, 123 S ONIZUKA ST # 302, 90012-No Reason Listed for closure PERU CHICHA PERUVIAN RESTAURANT, 14800 S WESTERN AVE 103, Gardena, 90249 Vermin Infestation Cole’s Restaurant 118 E 6TH ST, 90014 Vermin Infestation Denny’s 530 Ramirez St., 90012 Vermin Infestation The Blessing Market, 2520 S COMPTON AVE, 90011 Vermin Infestation Fairfax Grocery (Sami’s) 511 N Fairfax Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90036-No Closure Reason Provided Pizza Supreme LLC, 19070 W. La Puente Road, West Covina, 91792 Vermin Infestation LIU ROAST FISH, 227 W. Valley Boulevard 128C, San Gabriel 91776 Vermin Infestation Potato Powder Love Noodle, 227 W VALLEY BLVD 118A, San Gabriel, 91776 Vermin Infestation Rancho Mart, 5559 Atlantic Boulevard, Maywood, 90270 No Method to Clean and Sanitize Available California Health and Safety Code Section 114095   By Sharon
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