The Hawai’i Department of Health has closed Ramen Bones at 44 Ho’okele St. in Kahului after a routine follow-up inspection March 17.

According to the department, a routine inspection March 13 led to the business being issued a yellow “conditional” placard due to the presence of some cockroaches.

The state Health Department says it instructed Ramen Bones to have professional pest control treatment completed before the follow-up inspection but that did not happen.

According to the department, the establishment must contact a professional pest control company and establish a pest treatment and monitoring plan to fully eradicate the active cockroach population; remove all grease and debris from surfaces in the kitchen; and prepare procedures that demonstrate active managerial control over pest prevention prior to the department scheduling a follow-up inspection.

For more information about current establishment inspections, go to Bit.ly/4iK1lGZ.