by Growing Needs | May 22, 2024 | Lifestyle & Wellness, Wellness
In Singapore’s bustling culinary landscape, accessibility is key to ensuring that everyone can enjoy the diverse dining experiences the city has to offer. Recognizing this need, several restaurants have prioritized wheelchair accessibility. From local delicacies to international cuisine, these wheelchair-friendly eateries offer delicious meals in an inclusive environment.
Project Dignity has transformed what appears to be an ordinary dining establishment into a wheelchair-friendly food court concept. Here, patrons can savour authentic local cuisine expertly prepared by differently-abled and disadvantaged adults. Moreover, guests have the opportunity to pay-it-forward by purchasing meals for those in need. Offering a diverse range of cuisines, their lunch mains are priced between $4 to $8 per dish, with additional options including bento sets and a high tea menu. Dignity Kitchen boasts height-adjustable countertops for wheelchair accessibility, ensuring all customers can comfortably enjoy their dining experience.
Conveniently located at 69 Boon Keng Rd, #01 Red building, Singapore 339772, the establishment is open from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm on Mondays to Fridays, and from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm on Saturdays and Sundays. For inquiries, please contact +65 9853 9086.
Located in the Supreme Court Wing of the National Gallery and conveniently close to Funan Mall, Courtyard Cafe offers an ideal spot for tea time. Their menu features a selection of authentic local dishes, baked goods, and beverages inspired by the vibrant flavors of Straits Asian cuisine. Wheelchair users can easily access the cafe through the automatic doors located within the National Gallery. Additionally, Courtyard Cafe caters to various dietary preferences, offering Halal and vegetarian-friendly options.
You can find them at 1 St Andrew’s Rd, #01-02A, Singapore 178957 (National Gallery), with operating hours from 10:30 am to 7:00 pm on Mondays to Wednesdays, and from 10:30 am to 8:00 pm on Thursdays to Sundays. For inquiries, please contact +65 6384 1874.
Crossings Cafe, a social enterprise dedicated to supporting charities and offering employment opportunities for the disadvantaged, prioritizes wheelchair accessibility. Ensuring inclusivity, their menu boasts a diverse selection of both Western and local favorites without compromising on quality. Wheelchair users will find comfort in the cafe’s accessible seating and tables, alongside convenient facilities such as wheelchair-accessible drop-off points and toilets.
Located at #01-01 55 Waterloo St, Catholic Centre, Singapore 187954, Crossings Cafe operates from 10:00 am to 10:00 pm every Tuesday to Sunday. For inquiries, please contact +65 6338 2669. Additionally, the cafe caters to non-halal dietary preferences and offers vegetarian-friendly options.
Din Tai Fung, with 24 branches spread across Singapore, ensures accessibility for all. Strategically situated in heartland malls near MRT train stations or downtown areas, these branches vary in spaciousness. The accommodating staff readily assist wheelchair users, promptly arranging suitable tables and politely coordinating with other diners to accommodate wheelchair access. Seniors will appreciate the diverse menu offerings, including the renowned xiao long bao (steamed dumplings), along with an array of noodle and rice dishes catering to various preferences. For those preferring milder flavors, options like vegetable wonton noodle soup or egg fried rice are available, with the flexibility to request dishes with reduced oil content. Additionally, Din Tai Fung accommodates dietary preferences, offering vegetarian-friendly options and ensuring non-halal food choices. Furthermore, each branch features wheelchair-accessible drop-off points and toilets, enhancing convenience for all patrons.
W39 Bistro and Bakery offers a delightful fusion of European cuisine with local influences, featuring signature dishes like the Chef’s Assam Seabass paired with fragrant rice and Chinese-style marinated pork loin (Pork Pau Pau). For seniors seeking easier-to-chew options, pan-fried salmon or haddock are recommended choices. Additionally, the café presents a serene ambiance ideal for relaxation, complemented by an extensive selection of cakes and beverages. Situated in the West Coast, it serves as an ideal spot for afternoon tea gatherings with elders, offering a perfect opportunity to indulge in cakes while catching up. Notably, W39 Bistro and Bakery caters to various dietary preferences, providing vegetarian-friendly options and ensuring non-halal food selections. While the café boasts outdoor seating on Level 1 and nearby wheelchair-friendly parking, it does not offer wheelchair-accessible toilet facilities.
Address: 39 Jalan Mas Puteh, Singapore 128637
Telephone: 9646-5372
Opening hours: 11am to 10pm (Tuesday to Friday), 9am to 10pm (Sat, Sun and Public Holidays), Closed on Monday (except for Public Holidays)
Wheelchair-friendly restaurants in Singapore prioritize accessibility and diversity, ensuring that everyone can enjoy dining out comfortably. These establishments play a vital role in promoting inclusivity and fostering a sense of belonging within the culinary scene.Click here to find out some of the available transportation services available for seniors.
Growing Needs grew out of our own encounters with caring for our aging parents and reflecting on the Growing Needs that we ourselves would face as we advance in years. We hope to build a community that will learn, share and contribute towards caring for the growing needs of our loved ones.
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