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New York health department logs pre-permit inspection for Xaymaca Kitchen

New York health department logs pre-permit inspection for Xaymaca Kitchen

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The November 2 record is an inspection before a food-service permit, not a permit itself.

Overview

Updated 40 minutes ago

New York City's health department recorded a pre-permit inspection for Xaymaca Kitchen at 3922 White Plains Road on November 2, 2026. The record is one step in the city's food-service permitting process, not a permit and not a final approval.

For neighbors on White Plains Road, the practical question is whether a Caribbean food business will join the block's permit pipeline. The record alone cannot answer that; it shows only that the city inspected before issuing a food-service permit.

Why it matters

A pre-permit inspection is a routine step in New York's food-service approval process, but the record alone does not show whether Xaymaca Kitchen can open.

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Key Indicators

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Official pre-permit inspection record
Filed November 2, 2026, for Xaymaca Kitchen at 3922 White Plains Road.

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1 event Latest: 3 days ago
  1. Pre-permit inspection recorded for Xaymaca Kitchen

    Latest Inspection

    NYC health department logged a pre-permit inspection at 3922 White Plains Road; the record is not a permit.

Scenarios

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Food-service permit appears for Xaymaca Kitchen

Possible Resolves by May 2, 2027

Discussed by: NYC Open Data permit records

If the city completes its review, a food-service permit record could appear in NYC Open Data. That would show the business has cleared one regulatory step, though the record would still not prove every approval is in place.

2

No food-service permit appears in city records

Uncertain Resolves by May 2, 2027

Discussed by: NYC Open Data permit records

If the city does not post a permit record, the inspection remains a single entry in the permit pipeline. That outcome would leave the business's approval status unresolved in public data.

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