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Cherry Thai

1617 W Highway 50 120, Pueblo CO 81008 · Food

Score History

2025-08-07: score 302026-03-24: score 142026-07-28: score 782026-08-10: score 25

Lower scores are better. Score bands: 0–49 Pass, 50–109 Re-Inspection Required, 110+ Closed.

Inspection History

2026-08-10 — Score 25 Pass 4 violation(s)
None — 15: 3-302.11(A)(1)-(2) Raw animal foods were not separated from ready-to-eat foods during storage, or preparation, to prevent cross-contamination. Observed raw chicken breast pieces as well as raw shelled eggs above ready to eat food items in the walk in cold holding unit. Discussed with the person in charge about rearranging the walk in cold holding unit to ensure there is not a possibility for contamination. The chicken and eggs were moved to lower shelves during the inspection.
None — 24: 3-501.19(A),(B)(3),(C)(2) and (3) Time as a public health control was used without written procedures. Observed no marking or labeling of noodle products near the wok to indicate time as a public health control. Discussed with the person in charge about setting up public health procedures and their process for marking these products in the future. Application was signed off and approved during the inspection.
6-202.13 — Observed a sticky fly trap above a food prep area.
Corrective action: Discussed with the person in charge that sticky fly traps are allowed, but should not be above food preparation areas to prevent possible sources of contamination. Fly trap will be moved after the inspection.
3-305.11 — Food was not stored at least 6 inches above the floor.
Corrective action: Observed two large unopened bags of jasmine rice on the floor next to the back kitchen exit. Discussed with the person in charge about ensuring food products are off the floor to prevent possible contamination. The rice bags were moved during the inspection onto a shelf.
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Source: PDPHE, retrieved August 17, 2026.

2026-07-28 — Score 78 Re-Inspection Required 11 violation(s)
2-103.11 — (A)-(O), and (Q) The person-in-charge did not perform their duties as required by the code, leading to violations in additional areas.
Corrective action: Observed multiple violations within handwashing, temperature control, and ensuring clean food contact surfaces. Discussed active managerial duties during the inspection.
2-301.14 — Employees were observed failing to wash their hands when required by the code.
Corrective action: Observed a lack of handwashing during the inspection. 1) employees would leave and reenter the kitchen without washing hands. 2) deal with dirty dishes and proceed to handle clean dishes without a handwash in between. Discussed with the person in charge that handwashing must occur whenever a task is switched that could introduce a possible source of contamination. Employees washed their hands after discussion. Employees were observed washing hands in a sink not designated as a hand washing sink. Observed employees using the three compartment sink to wash their hands. Discussed with the person in charge that only a handwashing sink should be used to wash hands in order to minimize possible contamination.
5-205.11 — Hand washing sinks were observed being used for activities that were not hand washing.
Corrective action: Observed a pitcher of water being stored in the handwashing sink. Discussed with the person in charge that handwashing sinks should only be used for handwashing. The pitcher and rag was removed during the inspection.
3-402.12 — Fish served raw or undercooked was not proven parasite-free as required by the code.
Corrective action: Observed no parasite destruction forms on site. The person in charge stated that they have these forms in a different location but not currently at the restaurant. Discussed with the person in charge that these forms must always be readily available on site. The person in charge will bring these forms in to the restaurant.
None — 16: 4-501.114(A)-(E),(F)(1)-(2) Chlorine sanitizing solution intended to sanitize food contact surface(s) did not have a concentration between 50-200 ppm along with the corresponding pH and temperature. Observed the sanitizing solution in the three compartment sink reading at 0ppm. Discussed with the person in charge about maintaining the proper concentration of sanitizing solution. Solution was remade to 50ppm during the inspection.
3-501.16 — (A)(2) Food item(s) that require temperature control for safety were cold-holding at internal temperatures greater than 41°F.
Corrective action: Observed 1) containers of sliced tomatoes, cut cabbage, and raw shelled eggs at a temperature around 50°F for less than four hours in the main prep table. 2) observed rice noodles sitting out next to the wok without being cold held for less than four hours. Discussed with the person in charge that temperature control safety foods must be monitored throughout the day and be maintained at a safe temperature. All of the food items were moved to the reach in cold holding unit and walk in cold holding unit.
7-204.11 — Observed a working sanitizer buckets for sanitizer rags with a chlorine concentration above 200ppm.
Corrective action: Discussed with the person in charge about maintaining proper sanitizer concentration to prevent a buildup of toxic substances. Sanitizer was remade during the inspection.
3-501.13 — Foods were thawed using an unapproved method.
Corrective action: Observed a package of gyoza sitting on top of a freezer chest thawing for less than four hours. Discussed with the person in charge about the improper thawing method and the gyoza were moved into a reach in cold holding unit.
3-302.12 — Working containers holding food or food ingredients that are removed from their original packages shall be identified with common name.
Corrective action: Observed several food grade squeeze bottles without common name of the contents of the food item. Person in charge will place labels on the bottles after the inspection.
3-304.12 — In-use utensils were improperly stored (without the handle above the top of the food, not on a clean surface, not in running water, or not in water of at least 135°F).
Corrective action: Scoops for multiple items including cooked rice and dry stock items did not have a handle. Discussed with the person in charge, that scoops must have a handle above the food product to prevent possible contamination. New scoops were placed in these buckets during the inspection.
None — 47: 4-101.11(B)-(E) Utensils or food contact surfaces were not made from materials that are smooth, durable or sufficient to withstand warewashing without breakage. Observed paper towels being used as a cutting surface for sushi in the sushi bar. Discussed with the person in charge that the cutting board should be used instead of the paper towel to prevent it from breaking apart onto the fish. The cutting board was used for the remainder of the inspection.
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Source: PDPHE, retrieved August 17, 2026.

2026-03-24 — Score 14 Pass Violation details not available
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Source: PDPHE, retrieved August 17, 2026.

2025-08-07 — Score 30 Pass Violation details not available
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Source: PDPHE, retrieved August 17, 2026.