Desi Tadka Indian Restaurant has reopened in Delaware after closing on April 28 of this year. The closure was due to a litany of health code violations, and the revocation of their food service license, including the presence of cockroaches in the dining room during an inspection. The restaurant, touted as the only Indian restaurant in Delaware, is located at 44 S. Sandusky St.
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As previously reported by 614Now, the closure was due to extensive health code violations. According to DPHD inspection reports, the repeated violations involved sanitation issues, employees’ lack of food safety knowledge, and the presence of cockroaches in the dining area. According to DPHD health commissioner Garrett Guillozet, the restaurant had to reapply for a food service license, and demonstrate that it had addressed the health code violations prior to reopening…