關於 dignitykitchenhk ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

窩蛋免治牛肉飯 Raw Egg & Minced Beef on rice, Hong Kong style 🇭🇰. Vs Macau 🇲🇴 Minchee 乾免治牛肉/豬肉飯

【Hong Lin 康年餐廳, only Mongkok shop left opening after Covid started】might look like just about any Cha Chaan Teng & HK Bakery, but in fact Owner 蔡創波 was the 1st original founder of Tsui Wah 翠華 in Year 1967! Now in his 70's, He migrated to Canada back in the days & sold his business to his other workers/partners, who made it succeed & become a Listed Company 💹

After returning to HK, Boss Choi opened 康年. He made himself quite a name in Mongkok & Prince Edward, for employing the disabled & handicapped in his shops 殘疾員工. So in this same area of town, he was like the predecessor of @dignitykitchenhk .

The rice above is not bad & presented fascinatingly from a cup bowl, I have a fondness for his HK Napoleon 香港拿破崙, 1 of the best in town. Also his Egg Tarts are pretty excellent.

Friends have been asking suggestions for community projects they can support. Here are some suggestions which are accessible to everyone, and of organisations I’ve had the privilege to get to know.

If you want to support immediate basic needs, you can support @dignitykitchenhk and @pathfindershk . Dignity Kitchen employs differently-abled people in their restaurant, and they have a feeding program for communities where people need a hot meal. Pathfinders, on the other hand, supports vulnerable migrant women and their children, providing access to immediate care. Furthermore, they are committed to promoting education and awareness in this area.

There are many organisations dedicated to children’s well-being. The @cdchongkong supports children with special education needs, while @oneskyorg in HK specifically serves children in Sham Shui Po.

@bmabhk is committed to promoting early literacy for children, providing better opportunities for children in various communities. @kids4kidshk on the other hand, supports capacity building for youth to be the change makers and impact leaders in society.

For migrants and ethnic minorities, there are some that have been doing so much meaningful work for quite some time already. @enrich_hk supports financial literacy training for domestic workers, and @uplifters.community has a similar goal of promoting empowerment programs. @wedo_global commits to multicultural awareness and intercultural dialogue among ethnicities in Hong Kong (see #WeMaskAction), and @branchesofhopehk does a lot of work to support refugees.

There are so many more causes to support, and do feel free to share your ways of community support this season (and for all year round).

Hope this helps! 😊

Ga yao, Hong Kong! 💪🏼 Second day of dining restrictions, but we can still support our local businesses. This is one of my favourite eateries— @dignitykitchenhk .

This social enterprise does not only serve comfort food (Singaporean hawker-style!) They also train and employ differently-abled people (who are so enthusiastic, you’d want to hang out there longer)

During this time, you can order food for your teammates at work, or you can also make a donation towards their feeding program for the community. It’s a win, any which way you see it.

PS. A tip for you: grab their kaya jam. You’re welcome 😝

#SupportLocal #FightCovid #MeaningfulEmployment #SocialEnterprise @ Dignity Kitchen Hong Kong