Environmental health investigators have shut down the restaurant.
SEATTLE — King County Public Health says it is investigating a recent outbreak of a digestive illness after 34 people got sick from an event in Kirkland catered by theA day after the catered event, people reported their sicknesses to Public Health which then kickstarted the investigation.Investigators visited the business’s food truck and restaurant on Sept. 18, finding potential risk factors for bacteria growth.
Food provided for the event in question was also found to be served out of an unpermitted food truck.The exact food or drink that caused the illnesses has not been identified, though this is not uncommon for outbreaks associated with a bacterial toxin. They will revisit the business to ensure safe food handling practices are implemented before the restaurant reopens.
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