Beo Crescent coffee shop known for Hainanese curry rice suspended 1 day, fined $1,300 for dirty toilet
The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) suspended the licence of Cheng Lian coffee shop at Block 40 Beo Crescent is one day on March 20.
The licensee accumulated 12 demerit points within a 12-month period and was fined a total of $1,300 for failing to keep its toilet clean and in good repair, said SFA.
The location is known for its Hainanese curry rice, recently featured in The Straits Times.
On March 4, the Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment announced that under a new $5 million Coffee Shop Toilet Renovation Grant, coffee shop operators can apply to the National Environment Agency (NEA) for up to 95 per cent funding for costs, capped at $50,000 per coffee shop.
Operators will also be able to tap NEA’s $5 million Coffee Shop Toilet Deep Cleaning Grant, for funding of up to 95 per cent of the cost of a two-year deep cleaning contract, capped at $25,000 per coffee shop, reported The Straits Times.
“Successful grant applicants will also receive complimentary on-site toilet cleaning training at their coffee shops for in-house cleaners,” said the ministry.
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