K-BOP KOREAN KITCHEN Health Score — Jacksonville, FL

4320 DEERWOOD LAKE PKWY 106, Jacksonville, FL 32216

Inspections on file 2
High-risk violations 0
Inspected 8/17/2026
Jacksonville avg 86 / 100
A
100 / 100
Excellent

No violations found

Inspected August 17, 2026 Call Back - Complied

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How this compares

This restaurant scored better than 81% of restaurants in Jacksonville. The city average ClearScore is 86 / 100.

Location

Inspection Breakdown

High Risk
0
Moderate
0
Minor
0

✓ No violations recorded during this inspection.

Inspection History

  • A
    August 17, 2026 Latest Routine - Food

    No violations found

    ClearScore: 100 / 100

    Routine - Food Call Back - Complied

    ✓ No violations recorded during this inspection

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — K-BOP KOREAN KITCHEN passed its most recent inspection on August 17, 2026 with a perfect ClearScore of 100/100 and zero violations recorded. Inspectors found no issues during this visit.

No violations were recorded during K-BOP KOREAN KITCHEN's most recent inspection on August 17, 2026. Inspectors found the establishment in full compliance with Florida food safety standards.

Yes — K-BOP KOREAN KITCHEN had a callback (follow-up) inspection on file, which occurs when a previous inspection found violations that required re-inspection to verify correction. The most recent inspection on August 17, 2026 is shown above. Florida inspectors typically return within 24–72 hours for serious violations.

Based on its most recent inspection, K-BOP KOREAN KITCHEN scored better than 81% of restaurants in Jacksonville, earning a ClearScore of 100/100 (Grade A). This places it among the top-performing establishments in the city for food safety.

Inspectors found no violations at K-BOP KOREAN KITCHEN during the most recent inspection on August 17, 2026. The establishment was in full compliance with Florida food safety regulations at the time of the visit.

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