ADAFSA shuts Abu Dhabi restaurant over food safety failures

So Great Restaurant has been administratively closed after repeated violations and a failure to implement corrective measures.

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Abu Dhabi So Great Restaurant ADAFSA
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Abu Dhabi's food safety authority has ordered the immediate closure of So Great Restaurant after repeated violations of the emirate's food safety law and a failure to correct them. The restaurant cannot reopen until all violations are resolved and regulatory requirements are met.

Key points

  • ADAFSA has closed So Great Restaurant in Abu Dhabi indefinitely
  • Closure follows repeated food safety violations and absent corrective action
  • Restaurant may reopen only after fully resolving all violations

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The Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food Safety Authority (ADAFSA) has ordered the temporary closure of So Great Restaurant (Commercial Licence No. CN-4897186) in Abu Dhabi, citing repeated food safety violations and a risk to public health.

ADAFSA said the closure follows a food control inspection that found the establishment had failed to implement effective corrective measures after prior violations of Law No. (2) of 2008, which governs food safety in the emirate. The authority described the intervention as immediate and necessary to protect consumer health.

The closure order remains in force indefinitely. The restaurant may reopen only after it has addressed all violations, met the required operational standards, and received clearance from the authority.