Major changes have led to a drastically improved hygiene score after receiving the lowest rating possible last year.
Yucel Ozturk, owner of Flaming Great, desperately wants customers backin November 2022, with a safety officer's report saying the takeaway must make major improvements in the hygienic handling of food including preparation, cooking, re-heating, cooling and storage
In the shop's latest inspection, which took place on January 4 this year, the food safety officer found the hygienic handling of food including preparation, cooking, re-heating, cooling and storage to be"very good". Flaming Great owner Yucel Ozturk said business has taken a battering since the low rating was made public, but hopes the new score will restore confidence."I want the people to come back," he said."We are back up to a four, we have always been a four. You can see it is clean and safe.
"15 years I have been doing this business. I love to cook for people. We were doing really well but now about 70 per cent of my customers have gone. It has affected me very bad."
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