Dignity Kitchen

About Dignity Kitchen

Dignity Kitchen is a MUIS Halal-certified food court at 69 Boon Keng Road offering local dishes including laksa, kolo mee, and chicken rice. Known for friendly service and reasonable pricing, it operates with a social mission supporting differently-abled staff.

Top Picks

• Dawn T

  I'm happy whenever I come here. Even if I didn't know about the social mission and its inspiring journey through various setbacks, Dignity Kitchen is a lovely spot to have breakfast or lunch with good vibes. To know about its purpose makes me even more glad to support. Staff here are helpful and do a great job. The dining area is clean and airy with a high ceiling, there are hand sanitiser bottles and tissue boxes placed neatly on every table, and the ordering and collection system works great. It's clearly a thoughtful and well-run system. The food is excellent-- I recommend the fish and chips, kopi c, and kaya toast. The fish and chips in particular are fantastic, an ultra crisp thin batter coating generous fish chunks, not too oily, with a good helping of coleslaw and fries, for just $7+, amazing. The rest of the menu is extensive and very appealing, from kolo mee to nasi lemak to different kinds of biryani, and I look forward to trying more! My visits here have probably been outside peak hours. At 8+am on weekdays and 2pm on Saturdays, I've not had trouble getting a seat.

  4 months ago
• mushroom soup

  It's alright! System is a little confusing because you're given a number on your receipt but the number may not be called; you just have to watch the stores to try and recognise if its your order. Food was okay, portions are good. Teh c siew dai was good. Chicken chop was a little too salty.

  2 months ago
• J T

  Order at the friendly cashier, wait for your food to be prepared and collect when ready. We had kolo mee and laksa, and both were pretty good. Would encourage everyone to drop by for decent local food and a good cause.

  a month ago