06/02/2026
Pho Dai Nam Vietnamese Kitchen
1630 Pleasant Hill Rd Suite 190 Duluth, GA 30096
Date: 6/1/2026
Score: 81 (B)
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Violations:
Points: 9
Comments: Observed cooked noodles (walk-in cooler) and pork meat balls (prep cooler) that were not cooling at a sufficient rate to reach 41F within in 6 hours.
Corrective Actions: Meat balls discarded. Noodles removed from closed bags to allow for an increased cooling rate.
Points: 9
Comments: Observed noodles in the walk-in cooler cooked today that did not cool to below 70F within 2 hours
Corrective Actions: Noodles discarded.
Points: 9
Comments: Observed sliced tomatoes, shredded lettuce, and half & half that did not cool to below 41F within 4 hours.
Corrective Actions: Foods discarded.
Points: 9
Comments: Observed several Time/Temperature Control for Safety (TSC) foods (noodles, fried onions, sprouts) placed on Time as a Public Health Control (marked 10:30-2:30) that were not discard at 2:30 pm.
Corrective Actions: Foods were discarded.
Points: 4
Comments: Observed fried tofu and coconut cream (opened) in a prep cooler dated 5/25 that were not discarded after 7 days.
Corrective Actions: Foods discarded.
Points: 4
Comments: Observed several TCS foods that were prepared greater than 24 hours prior that were not date marked. Observed noodles cooked the previous day with today's date in a prep cooler. Observed prepared frozen foods that were not date marked in a reach in cooler (chicken) and walk-in cooler (shrimp, fish cakes).
Corrective Actions: Foods must be date marked.
Points: 3
Comments: Observed several storage containers and working containers of spices, oils and sauces that were not labeled with the common names of the foods in English.
Corrective Actions: Foods were labeled.
Points: 3
Comments: Observed noodles cooling in the walk-in cooler that were enclosed in plastic bags. Tomatoes, lettuce and half and half were being cooled in a cooler that was in constant use. Pork meat balls were stored covered in a reach-in cooler.
Corrective Actions: Discussed with the Person-In-Charge (PIC) proper cooling methods including allowing foods to cool open and uncovered.
Note: Inspection scores may not equal the total point deductions listed because multiple violations within the same category are only deducted once, and repeat violations may carry additional weight. Correcting violations during inspection can also zero out points deducted.