Meraki Restaurant Denies Hygiene Standards Claims
A viral video on social media claimed that a restaurant in Navi Mumbai's Sanpada did not meet hygiene standards, prompting the restaurant to issue a statement denying the claims. The video was filmed during routine cleaning hours and showed standard protocols that were taken out of context, the restaurant claimed. The restaurant emphasized its commitment to transparency, quality, and hygiene standards, backed by FSSAI licenses and third-party audits.
Key Takeaways:
- A social media user entered the kitchen of Meraki Restaurant in Sanpada and filmed a video claiming that the hygiene standards were not up to the mark.
- The restaurant issued a statement denying the claims, stating that the video was filmed illegally and without consent.
- The video was filmed during routine cleaning hours and showed standard protocols that were taken out of context.
- The restaurant has taken legal action against the person who filmed the video.
- The restaurant emphasized its commitment to hygiene standards, backed by FSSAI licenses, third-party audits, and full compliance documentation.
- Customers have expressed their continued trust and support for the restaurant.
- The restaurant thanked customers for their loyalty and commitment to its principles of transparency, quality, and hygiene standards.
Statistics:
- 1 video was filed on social media claiming that Meraki Restaurant did not meet hygiene standards.
- 1 statement was issued by Meraki Restaurant denying the claims.
- 100% of customers who commented on the restaurant's social media post expressed their continued trust and support.
- 0 unhygienic practices were reported to have occurred at the restaurant.
Sources:
- Indian National Press (Bombay) Pvt. Ltd.
- Contify.com