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Ume Tea

Restaurant

2002 S Wentworth, Chicago, IL 60616

Chinatown

Jul 23, 2025 — Canvass inspection

Pass

A routine, unannounced visit by a city health inspector.

No violations were found during this inspection.

Key Findings

  • No violations were found during this inspection.

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Inspection History

Ume Tea has had 11 inspections in the last 5 years with a 55% pass rate. Last inspection was on Aug 10, 2026.

Aug 10, 2026Pass

Complaint Re-Inspection — A follow-up to confirm complaint-related violations were fixed.

2 violations
Standout inspection
Aug 3, 2026Fail

Complaint — Triggered by a public complaint about this restaurant.

7 violations
Jul 23, 2025PassVIEWING NOW

Canvass — A routine, unannounced visit by a city health inspector.