eat X dignity

I tumble upon this place while running some errands in Sentul. This is a social enterprise establishment which funded a children foundation. We decided to drop by for a quick lunch. The place was pretty empty for a Saturday. The restaurant was nicely decorated and cozy. Besides serving food, it also sell some handicrafts stuffs as well. We ordered an aglio olio with mushrooms and the famous nasi Kerabu. Both the dishes turned out to be in big generous serve and also delicious. We couldn’t even finished the Nasi Kerabu. We had also ordered coffee which was good too. I like the ambience of the restaurant as it has glass windows looking outside. The place would be good for a celebration of any kinds. The staff was polite and the service was prompt too. They also serve cakes and sell some homemade biscuits. I would definitely come back to support this place not just because of its good food but also its good cause!

A very cosy place to have a meal here. Food here is good. Choices is not very wide. However, from time to time, the menu may change. Very reasonable price, for a cafe style restaurant operated by students.

Come here for early dinner, menu is simple, quick service, definitely will come again.

Heard about Eat X Dignity from Kebun Kebun Bangsar volunteer and decided to visit for have a try with my friend. The cafe is cozy, staffs are friendly, food & drink are fantastic. Ordered Burn cheesecake and Brownies for takeaway. I tried the cheesecake this morning and the taste is just nice. Will definitely revisit again to try other menu. Forgot to take a photo but there is souvenir that handmade by themselves as well, all looks great with the reasonable price.

A hidden gem at a busy part of the neighbourhood. Food was amazing. Service was exceptional. Atmosphere was delightful. Price was truly reasonable. Please support this restaurant and invite your friends and family! ❤️

My wife, my son and me went there for an early dinner. Here is my review. What I like: 1. The foods were quite okay. I ordered their mushroom carbonara and it was pretty delicious - even my son liked it! The only downside is that the portion is quite small for me I would say. 2. The cafe / restaurant is quite cozy. Located at a corner, half of their space are covered by tall windows for better lighting. 3. The service was good. We got our drinks and meals in no time. What I hate: 1. The cafe space is quite small. Hence, the seatings are quite limited. I can’t imagine the crowdedness during lunch hour. There is little to no space for you to sit there, opening up your laptop to do work etc. There is just not enough space. 2. The food is quite expensive to be honest. But understandable due to them located in prime Sentul area specifically and in Kuala Lumpur generally. But for its taste, I couldn’t complain much.

Ordered the edah laksa and really enjoyed it. Portion was big, taste was well balanced and enjoyable, though the laksa broth was flavourful enough to go without the sambal they provided.

Good food for a great cause! Be sure to pop by the nearby ‘cut X dignity’ and ‘shop X dignity’ too.

Eat X Dignity is a hidden gem in the Sentul area of KL, part of the NGO Dignity for Children Foundation. The cafe gives underprivileged youths a chance to cook delicious meals to serve at affordable prices, a trainee program to support positive change. This is the kind of place you can see yourself having a coffee and hanging out all afternoon, having a vibrant and cheerful atmosphere. The locally sourced ingredients being used in the kitchen come from local markets, and they also have their own community garden. I would say the signature dishes at Eat X Dignity are the range of nasi rice plates. Tried the Nasi Kerabu with Tofu Percik, which came with fragrant rice with a colorful blue tint due to the butterfly pea flower. Delicious after mixing the rice with the side of veggies and coconut. The sauce has a nice kick of spicy and sour and the half salted egg was a good compliment to the dish. The Edah Laksa is a delightful indulgence for those who love a bowl of nyonya broth. The soup was thick and rich, hearty due to the coconut santan being added as a base. The chicken was tender and flavorful on the inside while having a crispy outer layer. I was happy to see they had local kombucha on their drinks menu, refreshing after trekking out to Sentul on a hot summer day. Make sure to check out the shelves which feature products from the NGO's other enterprises and their work with the community.

I ordered Signature Ulam Salad with Crispy Mushrooms and Tofu as add-ons, plus Burnt Cheesecake and Matcha latte with Oat Milk. Loved everything. The service is friendly and prompt. The atmosphere and vibe are peaceful. Great place for a healthy and yummy lunch.