Bodhi’s Bowl — Restaurant in Tulsa

OSHA VIOLATIONS! I waited for a mobile order that took 20 minutes past the pick up time to be ready. That, alone, was inconvenient, but NOT a deal breaker. I am patient, reasonable and understanding. They ran out of rice, that was the delay. No big deal... but the problem, for me, was witnessing CROSS CONTAMINATION & NO HAND WASHING during the time I was waiting.

A young man was working in the back kitchen area. He had long hair, not in a hair net or covered by a hat. That's worrisome enough, but I witnessed this same associate rub his face and nose, without gloves on, then reach into a large serving bowl and sprinkle a topping onto 3 bowls... with the same hand he used to wipe his face and nose. Then, the phone rang at the front counter, and he came up to answer it. He did not wash his hands and returned to working, touching things, BARE HANDED, no gloves.

An older lady with short hair, returned from a break, did not wash her hands, put on her hat and apron and jumped back into work.

She was very kind to me, but I couldn't believe the lack of cleanliness and the amount of germs that could potentially be spread.

Then, a woman, who had also been waiting for a new batch of rice, received her dine in order. She watched the older woman go to the back, bare handed, grabbing toppings and putting them on her bowl, after witnessing this lady touch several different food items and things around the front counter, without washing her hands. This customer looked so disgusted, she literally gasped and put her hand on her chest in shock. She took one bite, then came back and asked for a refund.

It was unfortunate because the food looked amazing and the staff was nice, regardless of the wait time, I was happy to give them a try, but seeing everything I saw made me feel sick to my stomach. I felt the need to warn others.

I'm all for leaving reviews, but I hate to leave negative ones. This felt absolutely necessary. Please, avoid eating here until they follow proper food...

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