Meat with fungus, rotten veggies found at 5 Bengaluru hotels during Karnataka FDA checks | See list
The food seized at Skyye lounge in Bengaluru's UB city was found “unfit for consumption” and was discarded as per procedure, according to a report.
In Bengaluru, the state's food safety department conducted inspections at five hotels and seized over 132 kg of food items, including rotten meat, vegetables, and expired cooking oil. The seized items included chicken, beef, duck, fish, green peas, mushrooms, and potatoes. Hotel Sky in UB City, Royal Chain Hotel, Madras Kitchen, Tescon Hotel, and Senchez Hotel were among those inspected.
The food at Sky lounge was deemed unfit for consumption and discarded, while the hotel faced closure due to unhygienic kitchen maintenance. All the recovered meat and beef at Sky were reportedly rotten with fungus. This incident occurred following a previous FDA drive that uncovered multiple food safety violations at luxury hotels across Bengaluru, including unhygienic storage and fungal growth on vegetables.
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