The cafe is a social welfare enterprise. Comfortable seating & environment. Free parking. Varieties of food ok. I like the teh terik halia & teh terik which are not too sweet. Crispy prata is my favorite & not oily. The pronto prata is soft that I don't like the feel but it's my friend's favourite &
Bought dinner from The Social Kitchen and they got our order wrong. However the takeway Fish and Chicken Briyani was really delicious. I would recommend! :)
I have a very bad experience with this shop. Ordered placed and waited for 30 mins for my orders. They served other table but literally missed my order.
When I checked with them, they don’t even checked but claimed it is “on the way. After another 15 mins they then realised they served to the wrong
Staff stand around talking instead of settling online orders that came in 20mins ago.
The Social Kitchen has partnered with Springleaf Prata to create jobs for those who struggle to find one. They’ve opened an outlet here at Agape Village, and I’ve been here twice in the past month to eat the most delicious & crispiest prata around, as well as to support such a meaningful cause. Will
Quiet and friendly environment with a canteen run by spring leaf enterprise opened to members of the public.
The Social Kitchen - Pronto Prata located inside this place serves decent local Indian food. The food prices are fair and not far from the usual hawker centres' food prices. They are open from 8am to 8pm everyday.
I was here to have prata in Pronto Prata. Interior was great. Good place to have indian food and service is done by people with disabilities. Service was great. Will recommend to my friends.
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