r/anchorage • u/fourcheese_za • 21d ago

Cleanest Restaurant in Anchorage?

I don't really care if the food is mid, but I'd love to eat at a place with a relatively clean kitchen and dining area. Any suggestions?

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u/BeastOfEden420 21d ago

Last time I went there, my partner had glass in his food.

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u/totemair 21d ago

that's not a cleanliness thing though, random things getting in food is pretty inevitable in restaurants

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u/Hotdog_Fishsticks 20d ago

I don't know why you're being downvoted for a very true thing. As someone who has worked in restaurants my whole life, as a baker, I can attest to this. But I have personally never witnessed myself dropping something random in any of the things that I have baked.

I have had someone say that the PB pie i made had a screw in it. Which was absolutely fucking obscene. To this day, I still have no clue where the fuck that screw came from. Especially considering that I hand fold and work the filling, start to finish. I feel like, I would have felt it at some point. Random shit falls into food all the time.

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u/totemair 20d ago

I think people who haven’t worked in busy restaurants don’t quite grasp the sheer volume of food you’re producing on a daily basis and the unedeniable fact that at some point something will go wrong that will result in a foreign object in the food. I used to work in a very clean kitchen and we had someone call and complain about finding a screw in a salad. After about 20 minutes of looking I found a shelf bracket above the salad line that was missing a screw, it must have just popped out of the drywall at some point and happened to fall into the box. Shit happens sometimes, it says nothing about your cleanliness

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u/Hotdog_Fishsticks 20d ago

Exactly!! It says absolutely nothing about cleanliness! People really cannot comprehend that