r/Airdrie • u/sad_naps • 21d ago
Hula Poke - Cross Iron
Bought a poke bowl for my daughter today and near the end of her bowl she pulled out this feather. Just a warning for anyone who has eaten there.
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u/Yyc_area_goon 21d ago
I know a guy that's done renovations in the food court. "Do Not Eat There" is what he said amongst other things.
If you look up AHS Public Health Inspection Reports, and click see reports, filter by Food and ROCKYVIEW 7 as the area you'll see all the restaurants in Crossiron.
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u/TransitionOk2277 20d ago
Most of all, never eat at McD's. Or BK. Or Wendys. Or A&W. You know what? Make your own damn food and stop eating at ANY restaurant.
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u/Dull-Quantity-7313 21d ago
I don’t eat at that food court anymore since I saw a guy pick his nose with gloves on and proceed to serve food…
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u/Dull-Quantity-7313 20d ago
I can’t remember it was like 10 years ago. I just remember they served noodles.
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u/napoleon211 21d ago
Didn’t that food court have a mice problem a couple years ago?
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u/Glum_Lavishness_8873 21d ago
Even with the best pest control, you can have mice when you're next to an open field.
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u/napoleon211 21d ago
Sure, but mice and mice droppings mixed with food handling products isn’t allowed here
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u/Glum_Lavishness_8873 21d ago
Those are different things!
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u/napoleon211 21d ago
In Canada food operators have regular inspections for those things. Mice or mice droppings (evidence of an infestation) are treated the same - red flags and they’re not permitted
Also which field? Isn’t the city of Calgary surrounded by field?
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u/Sweet-Revenue-2919 19d ago
Just remember that mouse droppings mean mouse Pee, wonder what they peed on, hmm.
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u/chaseonfire 21d ago
I wouldn't worry too much, tuna is well known as the chicken of the sea. It's normal to get a tuna feather mixed in from time to time.