Maharaja Indian Restaurant
Non Compliance with Tobacco Products Control Act

We haved dined at this restaurant on July 31st, 2013 and took our baby along. We are both non-smokers. The restaurant kept the smoking section door open the entire evening and we have requested them several times to close the door. Also, the door separating the smoking and non-smoking is not sufficient since the door, even when closed, has gaping sections which allows the second hand smoke to enter the non-smoking section which is hazardous to our health including our baby's. This is in contravention of the Tobacco Products Control Act.

Company: Maharaja Indian Restaurant
Country: South Africa
City: Bryanston

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