Health Inspectors Order Restaurant Closures in Orange County

News Summary

Between July 17 and July 24, several restaurants and food vendors in Orange County were temporarily closed by health inspectors due to violations of health and safety standards. Affected establishments must follow guidelines to ensure public health. The Orange County Health Care Agency continues to monitor compliance and will update the community on the operational status of these dining establishments. The inspections are part of an ongoing effort to maintain food safety and shareholder confidence in local culinary options.

Orange County, California – Health inspectors in Orange County ordered temporary closures of several restaurants and food vendors between July 17 and July 24 due to health and safety concerns. The affected establishments must adhere to guidelines aimed at ensuring public health in the community.

The following restaurants were listed for closure:

• The Velvet Rose, located at 300 S. Flower St., Orange
• The Wok Experience, situated at 7011 Warner Ave., Suite L, Huntington Beach
• International Paper, found at 601 E. Ball Road, Anaheim
• Efren’s Restaurant & Catering, located at 3484 E. Orangethorpe Ave., Anaheim
• Irrawaddy Taste Of Burma, positioned at 7076 Katella Ave., Stanton
• Marie Callender’s, found at 18889 Brookhurst St., Fountain Valley
• Cancun Tacos Al Carbon, located at 7011 Warner Ave., Suite I, Huntington Beach
• Christy’s Donuts, found at 326 N. Euclid St., Fullerton
• El Chilango #1, situated at 2217 N. Fairview St., Santa Ana
• Dickey’s Barbecue Pit, positioned at 8300 La Palma Ave., Suite A-1, Buena Park

During this period, health inspectors conducted routine inspections and identified violations that necessitated closures to protect customers and ensure compliance with health codes. The Orange County Health Care Agency publishes updates weekly, which include changes in the operational status of restaurants from the previous week.

Following thorough inspections and necessary improvements in food safety measures, some of the affected establishments were expected to reopen after addressing the outlined issues. The health inspectors encourage all food service providers to comply with health regulations to prevent any potential risks to public safety.

Status updates regarding the operational changes for these restaurants will be available in the upcoming week’s list, which aims to keep the community informed about health compliance in local dining establishments.

The ongoing public health inspections are part of a regular effort by the Orange County Health Care Agency to ensure safe dining experiences for the residents and visitors in the area. Establishments found with violations are subject to closure until they can demonstrate compliance with mandated health standards.

As part of its procedures, the agency utilizes a database that monitors restaurant inspections across Orange County. This not only includes immediate closures but also provides insight into follow-up inspections and status changes for compliance.

This recent round of inspections showcases the agency’s commitment to maintaining food safety across the county. The health of the community is a priority, and timely updates regarding restaurant operations help instill confidence among consumers about dining out.

For further details on other establishments and ongoing updates regarding health inspections, residents can refer to the Orange County Health Care Agency’s database, which will be updated weekly to reflect the most current information.

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Additional Resources

• OC Register: Orange County Restaurant Closures July 17-24
• Wikipedia: Food Safety
• OC Register: Major Restaurant Closures of 2025
• Google Search: Orange County Restaurant Health Inspections
• OC Register: Orange County Restaurant Closures June 19-26
• Encyclopedia Britannica: Health
• Click Orlando: Central Florida Restaurant Closures
• Google News: Health Inspections Restaurant Closures