An eatery has been ordered to make changes after being awarded a two-star cleanliness rating.

Biryani Express, situated in the NP19 district of Newport, earned this score following an assessment conducted in March. The result was released under the Food Hygiene Rating Scheme, a system utilised by councils and the Food Standards Agency.

A two-star classification signifies that action is required regarding aspects like food preparation methods, sanitary conditions, or the administration of food safety measures.

Reporters from the South Wales Argus reached out to Biryani Express for a statement, but the establishment provided no reply.

Patrons have nonetheless continued to express approval for the restaurant’s offerings across social networking sites and food delivery applications.

Online assessments have characterised the cuisine as delicious and authentic, with numerous commentators emphasising the affordability and plentiful serving sizes.

Nevertheless, this favourable commentary about the menu sits in contrast to the hygiene classification, which indicates that evaluators uncovered matters requiring attention.

The council was approached regarding details about the particular concerns identified during the evaluation.

Scores reflect the conditions observed at the time of the assessment.

Establishments may seek another inspection once remedial steps have been implemented.

Biryani Express operates as a dining venue, coffee shop and canteen offering South Asian fare.

The menu features selections such as biryani and masala fish.

A zero-star classification denotes that immediate improvement is required, while a five-star rating reflects standards that are very good.

The classification system aims to safeguard public wellbeing and motivate establishments to uphold strong sanitary practices.

Diners are encouraged to review scores prior to placing orders or eating at any catering business.