[Editor’s note: The report mentioned here is from an inspection conducted on October 30 and may not represent the future health inspection status of the food establishment.]
The County of Los Angeles Public Health performed routine health inspections at different eateries on October 30. Health officials ordered Tay Ho to close temporarily after finding signs of vermin. The inspection report noted additional violations at the restaurant.
Tay Ho
- Where: 529 E Valley Blvd # 118B, CA 91776
- When: October 30, 2025
Diners visit the family-owned Vietnamese restaurant for a wide variety of dishes. However, the official report of the inspection records a few health code violations. Those are as follows:
- The food contact surfaces at Tay Ho were not clean and sanitized.
- According to the inspection report, the Vietnamese eatery violated the department’s guidelines concerning insects, rodents, birds, or animals at L.A. food facilities.
- The report showed that Tay Ho was not following the parameters for the proper identification/storage/usage of toxic substances.
- Non-food contact surfaces were not clean at the L.A. food establishment, the report stated.
- Tay Ho was cited for violating the requirements of adequate ventilation and lighting in the designated areas.
- According to the report, floors, walls, and ceilings were not properly maintained or cleaned.
- Tay Ho’s inspection report showed that its health permit was temporarily suspended.
The restaurant is expected to correct the violations to comply with health standards.
