A popular family-run Indian restaurant has improved its food hygiene rating from a one to a four, it's been confirmed. Panshee, located in Singleton Street in the city centre, was initially visited by food hygiene inspectors working on behalf of Swansea Council and the Food Standards Agency on February 2, 2023, and given the original low score - but has now been revisited and rescored.
Previously, for the categories, "hygienic food handling", and "cleanliness and condition of facilities and building", the restaurant was given an "improvement necessary" remark. And for the category of "management of food safety" food safety officers reported "major improvement necessary". Overall, the restaurant was given a rating of one, which is the second-lowest possible score.
But, after a re-inspection on April 20, 2023, inspectors found a "high standard of compliance with statutory obligations, and industry codes or recommended practice, with only minor contraventions" and gave them a new overall food hygiene rating of 4, which means 'good'. You can get more Swansea news and other story updates straight to your inbox by subscribing to our newsletters here.
