Harrow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Several Harrow food outlets have been awarded the top “5 – Very Good” hygiene rating after rigorous summer inspections, highlighting excellence in food safety.
Among the latest to receive the top score are:
- Scooperb (Kenton) – 150 Kenton Road, Harrow (22 July 2025)
- Chick King – 229 Station Road, Harrow (21 July 2025)
- Tapori Curry Bar – 424 Rayners Lane, Harrow (16 July 2025)
- Ambala Foods Ltd – 289 Northolt Road, South Harrow (15 July 2025)
- Tapri Junction – 284B Station Road, Harrow (30 June 2025)
- Pandas Kitchen – 152 Station Road, Harrow (27 June 2025)
- Sambal Express – 299 Rayners Lane, Harrow (27 June 2025)
- Tapori Curry and Cocktail Bar – 217 Station Road, Harrow (9 July 2025)
Local councils and the Food Standards Agency oversee the Food Hygiene Rating Scheme. Officers evaluate firms based on factors such as food handling practices, facility cleanliness, and the effectiveness of food safety protocols.
The highest possible grade of five stars indicates “very good” sanitary standards.
On the Food Standards Agency’s website, anyone can check the most recent ratings for nearby companies at any time.
How do Harrow’s hygiene ratings compare to neighboring boroughs?
Harrow has recently seen several food businesses awarded the highest food hygiene rating of 5 (“Very Good”) following inspections, indicating strong food safety standards in the borough.
When compared to neighboring London boroughs, Harrow has historically ranked relatively well, although the exact average rating may vary.
For example, some reports highlight that London boroughs including Harrow rank in the mid to higher ranges in food hygiene, with some areas like Kensington and Chelsea reportedly having the highest average ratings (about 4.8 out of 5), and others like Waltham Forest having lower averages. Harrow’s position is positive, but not necessarily the absolute highest among London boroughs.