Three Chicken & Rice Guys outposts set to reopen, pending inspections quoting : The Boston Globe

Ian So, chief executive of the Chicken & Rice Guys said earlier this week that the company planned to hire an industrial cleaner at its properties. Lisa M. Timberlake, a spokeswoman for the City Inspectional Services Department, said Chicken & Rice Guys locations at 280 Washington St., 75-81 Harvard St., and 1 Lincoln St. were all set to reopen, pending inspections. AdvertisementAll five of the food trucks operated by the Chicken & Rice Guys will remain closed until further notice, according to the city. Boston officials said three Chicken and Rice Guys restaurants could reopen as early as Saturday, after an E. coli outbreak shuttered the chain for the last 10 days. The city also offered new information Friday that at least one person who fell ill ate at a Chicken & Rice Guys pop-up restaurant located in the Prudential Center.




• Chicken & Rice Guys Reopens After E. Coli Outbreak [BBJ]• Chicken & Rice Guys Temporarily Closed for E. Coli Outbreak [EBOS]• Chicken & Rice Guys [FB] Chicken & Rice Guys restaurants are located at 85 Bedford St. and 280 Washington St. in Downtown Boston, 81 Harvard St. in Allston, and 64 Salem St. in Medford. Chicken & Rice Guys — a popular group of restaurants and food trucks with brick-and-mortar locations in downtown Boston, Allston, and Medford — temporarily shut down earlier this month after an outbreak of E. coli cases was traced back to the chain's Allston location. The restaurants and trucks serve a small menu of customizable rice plates and salad plates that come with chicken, gyro, or tofu and a variety of sauces. 10 people were reportedly hospitalized and several more became ill but did not seek hospitalization, according to the Boston Business Journal.

Chicken & Rice Guys Set to Reopen Saturday After E. Coli Outbreak

Chicken & Rice Guys locations in the Boston area could reopen this weekend after an E. coli outbreak last week. Boston health inspectors are scheduled to conduct re-inspections of Chicken & Rice Guys brick and mortar sites at 280 Washington St., 75-81 Harvard St. and 1 Lincoln St. on Saturday. An e. coli outbreak has hit a popular Boston restaurant chain and its food trucks. Inspectional Services Commissioner William Christopher is expected to be on site at the 280 Washington St. location on Saturday to purchase the first meal of the day pending reinstatement of the health permit. She said the company has hired a licensed disposal company to remove and discard embargoed food and has also hired a licensed professional cleaning company to clean and sanitize all three establishments.


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