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Inspection report

King Solomon & Queen Sheba Ethiopian Restaurant

360 Queen St E, M5A 1T1 · Downtown
Current status Pass Inspected

King Solomon & Queen Sheba Ethiopian Restaurant at 360 Queen St E was last inspected by Toronto Public Health on Jun 26, 2026, resulting in a Pass. Since December 2023 it has had 4 inspections: 4 passes, 0 conditional passes and 0 closures. Inspectors recorded 0 crucial infractions and 2 significant infractions, plus 4 minor or administrative.

Date range
4Inspections
4Pass
0Conditional pass
0Closed
0Crucial
2Significant
3Minor
1Administrative
Dec 8, 2023 → Jun 26, 2026PassConditionalClosed

Inspection history

Pass5 infractions: 2 significant, 2 minor, 1 admin
SignificantFail to provide thermometer in refrigeration equipment - sec. 30(B)
SignificantOperate food premise - mechanical equipment not maintained to provide sufficient chemical solution rinse - sec. 20(1)(A)(II)(B)
MinorFood premise not maintained with clean floors in food-handling room - sec. 7(1)(G)
MinorFail to ensure equipment surface sanitized as necessary - sec. 22
AdminFail to ensure presence of food handler or supervisor during all hours of operation - Sec. 32
PassNo infractions
No infractions recorded.
PassNo infractions
No infractions recorded.
Pass1 infraction: 1 minor
MinorFood premise not maintained with clean floors in food-handling room - sec. 7(1)(G)

Common questions

What was King Solomon & Queen Sheba Ethiopian Restaurant's most recent health inspection result?

On Jun 26, 2026, Toronto Public Health gave King Solomon & Queen Sheba Ethiopian Restaurant (360 Queen St E) a Pass, recording 5 infractions.

Has King Solomon & Queen Sheba Ethiopian Restaurant ever been closed by Toronto Public Health?

No Closed notices appear in its inspection records since December 2023.

How many times has King Solomon & Queen Sheba Ethiopian Restaurant been inspected?

4 inspections since December 2023: 4 passes, 0 conditional passes and 0 closures.

Source: Toronto Public Health DineSafe records, as published by the City of Toronto. Data as of Nov 4, 2026.