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Perfect Fried Chicken

74 Brady Street, London, E1 5DW Takeaway/sandwich shop Inspected 25 November 2025(93 days ago)

Urgent Improvement Necessary

The food hygiene standards at this business are critically below requirements. Immediate action is essential.

Score Breakdown

Food Hygiene
Major Improvement Necessary

Serious food handling failures. Immediate action required on temperature control, cross-contamination prevention, and food storage.

Structural / Cleanliness
Major Improvement Necessary

Serious structural deficiencies. Major repairs, deep cleaning, and pest control action needed immediately.

Management & Documentation
Improvement Necessary

Significant gaps in food safety management. Implement a proper SFBB system, train all staff, and keep written records.

Priority Action

Your biggest area for improvement: food handling and hygiene

Review and improve your food handling procedures — temperature monitoring, cross-contamination controls, and storage practices.

Your rating may affect delivery platform listings

Businesses rated below 3 risk removal from Deliveroo, Just Eat, and Uber Eats. For takeaways and restaurants, this can mean losing 30–50% of revenue overnight. At your current rating, removal is likely already in effect.

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