Frisco restaurant ordered to cease operations after latest inspections
During the latest round of Frisco city health inspections, one Frisco food business was closed and another had problems with mosquitoes, according to the inspection report.
The report compiled by the Star-Telegram includes data from March 15 to March 28 and 85 inspections.
Frisco health inspections operate on a strike system: A score of 0 is considered perfect, and when the score exceeds 30, the establishment fails. At that time, an inspector may choose to close the business at his or her discretion.
An organization failed inspection and was ordered to cease operations:
Chalo India, The restaurant, located at 11010 Panther Creek Parkway, had a score of 46. Inspectors noted that moldy food and mosquitoes were found in the inspection report.
Another establishment was noted to have problems with mosquitoes.
Sweet Rice, The building, located at 252 West Stonebrook Parkway, received an 8 rating. Inspectors noticed mosquitoes in the dishwashing area at the business.
Below are inspection scores and violations for food businesses within Frisco city limits between March 15 and March 28, 2026. Points are based on the penalty system. When the total number exceeds 30, the catering business fails. In this case, the health inspector may close a food business at his discretion. This decision is based on the nature of the violations, the food facility’s compliance history, and other risk factors. Type a keyword or restaurant name to search for restaurant inspections. You can also sort by score.
