UAEGRACE · COUNTER-SERVICE RESTAURANT
Chikex Restaurant Kitchen Planning in the UAE
The Chikex restaurant brief in the UAE focuses on cooking, assembly and order collection, supported by working refrigeration and cleaning access.
Location · UAEApplication · Counter-service restaurantScope · Preparation, hot production, assembly and handoff

01 / PROJECT BRIEF
A complete kitchen package from GRACE’s factory
A counter-service restaurant needs an orderly movement from ingredients to cooking, assembly and collection. For the Chikex UAE brief, GRACE can connect those duties with working refrigeration, packaging storage and a route for replenishing the line without interrupting completed orders.
GRACE manufactures cooking equipment, working refrigeration and custom stainless steel assembly stations for this production sequence. Our factory package combines hot-line equipment, fitted counters, sinks and shelves with the engineering drawings, quality checks and packing information needed for a complete restaurant supply and repeatable station standards.
02 / SERVICE & WORKFLOW
Preparation, hot production, assembly and handoff
A counter-service kitchen works as a connected production sequence. Ingredients need to reach the cooking stations, cooked components need a defined assembly position, and finished orders need a clear collection point. Replenishment, packaging and used-container return should be considered alongside the hot equipment, because those supporting tasks continue throughout service.
Hot-line duties
Agree the frying, grilling or oven tasks actually required by the menu. Avoid sizing the cooking line from the size of the shopfront.
Assembly and packaging
Allow a clean position for finishing, packaging and order checking. Keep packaging stock clear of hot surfaces and wet preparation.
Working stock
Provide refrigerated ingredients and dry packaging in service quantities, with a separate replenishment plan. Confirm how staff move empties and waste out of the kitchen.
03 / OPERATING & CAPACITY REVIEW
Check the hot line and assembly bench as one order-production sequence
For the Chikex UAE brief, a busy counter-service period combines cooking, assembly, packaging and checking. Review the menu methods before selecting hot equipment, then reserve the surfaces needed to turn cooked components into complete orders. Restocking and used-container removal should remain possible while the line is serving.
| Working duty | Input to confirm | Equipment and layout decision |
|---|---|---|
| Hot production | Required frying, range and other cooking methods, including simultaneous menu tasks. | Give each selected appliance a defined job, nearby landing and the agreed extraction arrangement. |
| Assembly | Components, condiments, packaging and the final check before handoff. | Locate a clean assembly surface between cooking and collection, with service quantities within reach. |
| Rush support | Refilling chilled ingredients, replenishing packaging and taking away empty containers. | Define a staff route behind the order edge and retain cleaning access around the line. |
Turn the agreed inputs into a station schedule: the task, container or tray format, working stock, appliance duty and staff position. Review the busiest overlap with the operator, then record the assumptions behind the final quantities and fitted dimensions.
04 / GRACE FACTORY CAPABILITIES
Factory manufacturing & complete kitchen supply
GRACE is a commercial kitchen equipment manufacturer in Foshan, China. We bring equipment production, custom stainless steel fabrication and kitchen engineering together, supplying complete equipment packages from our factory.
Commercial kitchen equipment manufacturing
GRACE manufactures commercial cooking equipment, refrigeration and supporting stainless steel for counter-service kitchens. Our factory supplies the hot line, chilled working stations and made-to-measure assembly surfaces as a matched package, with the equipment build linked to cooking, assembly, packaging and order collection.
Custom stainless steel production
We manufacture assembly benches, sink units, shelving, ingredient-storage units and pickup counters to the approved drawings. Material grade, sheet thickness, dimensions and finish are specified before production, with appliance openings, counter supports and packaging positions built into the fitted workstation design.
Kitchen engineering for factory production
Our engineering team develops the 2D layout and 3D review into equipment specifications and factory fabrication drawings. Cooking positions, ingredient access, packaging and staff movement are carried through to production details, giving each restaurant a measured equipment package while supporting repeatable station standards across a chain.
Factory inspection & complete project supply
GRACE checks equipment and fabricated items before dispatch for agreed specifications, dimensions, workmanship, assembly and relevant functions. Model and packing identification follow the project list, with installation information, operating documents and after-sales parts support included in the complete factory supply.
05 / 3D DESIGN REVIEW
Read the workstations in the two 3D views
The GRACE references below show different working relationships for the design discussion. Read each view alongside the operating duties, then use the measured room and selected models to develop the equipment and fabrication layout.

Several hot duties within a compact run
The first reference groups cooking surfaces, an oven and supporting storage beneath a canopy. Use it to test how a cook reaches each selected method and passes completed components towards assembly. The preparation and packaging positions belong in that review, even when they sit outside the photographed section of the cooking line.

The grill surface and its working edge
The close reference isolates a grilled-product position and the adjacent equipment. It helps make the landing and cleaning duties visible: where food arrives, where it rests before assembly and how the surface is accessed after service. Match that working relationship to the agreed menu rather than adding a hot appliance simply because it fits.
06 / EQUIPMENT OPTIONS
GRACE equipment for the production and service stations
These GRACE models illustrate the equipment duties in the kitchen package. Our factory team develops the selected equipment build and made-to-measure stainless steel work around the agreed menu, capacities and room dimensions, with the specifications and site connections carried into the production documents.
Gas range with oven
GR-901
27 kW gas rating · 800 × 900 × 850 + 70 mm
Allocate range and oven duties to the actual menu, with cookware and ingredient landing positions identified beside the line. A gas range with an oven compartment for coordinated pan work and oven duties. Confirm the selected fuel version, canopy arrangement, cookware and adjacent landing surfaces.
Explore cooking equipment →Gas fryer with cabinet
GR-H03G
14 kW gas rating · 400 × 900 × 850 + 70 mm
Coordinate frying batches with assembly and collection, including basket handling and the operator’s cleaning and oil-management routine. A cabinet fryer option for a defined frying duty. Coordinate extraction, basket handling, fuel supply and the operating team’s oil and cleaning arrangements.
Explore cooking equipment →Two-door refrigerated work counter
GR-GN2100TN
260 L · Catalogue range 2–8°C · 1360 × 700 × 850 mm
Hold working ingredients close to assembly while reserve storage and refilling follow a defined staff route. A refrigerated work counter combining ingredient storage with a preparation surface. Check container fit, ventilation and door clearance at the selected position, with service panels accessible.
Explore refrigeration →Посудомоечная машина типа капота
GR-60H-A
Catalogue rate 45–60 racks/hour · 11 kW · 650 × 800 × 1645 mm
Review reusable preparation containers and any dine-in serviceware with the washing station, leaving clean landing accessible during service. A hood-type washing option within a complete rack-handling station. The catalogue rate needs review against real serviceware, staff handling, water provisions and clean-side space.
Discuss equipment coordination →07 / FACTORY PRODUCTION & PROJECT DELIVERY
From production drawings to checked equipment and shipment
Confirm gas or electrical connections, extract provisions and the safe access needed for routine appliance cleaning. A fryer also needs a practical maintenance and oil-handling arrangement agreed with the operator. Coordinate wash-up and waste collection without using the completed-order counter for returns.
The fit-out package should show the handoff from hot production to assembly as well as the building connections. Record extraction, fuel requirements, refrigerator ventilation and washing services against the chosen models. GRACE can coordinate fitted shelves and packaging storage around that sequence, with removable access panels and delivery sections agreed before fabrication.
Factory engineering for the selected equipment build
Our engineering team carries the approved equipment specification into production, including the selected electrical build or gas configuration. Appliance dimensions, fabrication drawings and utility schedules follow the same revision, giving the factory and site team a consistent record of the equipment being made and supplied.
In-house fabrication and pre-shipment inspection
GRACE manufactures the fitted worktables, sinks, shelves and equipment supports to the approved production drawings. Materials, dimensions, joints, surface finish and assembly are checked before dispatch, alongside the relevant equipment inspections. The resulting workstations combine factory-made equipment with metalwork produced for their actual positions.
Factory packing, shipment and after-sales support
GRACE identifies equipment and fabricated sections against the project list for packing and shipment. Installation and assembly information, operating and cleaning documents, and agreed service-parts references accompany the supply. Our after-sales team remains the factory contact for equipment questions, maintenance information and replacement-parts support.
Information for your GRACE proposal
- Menu components, preparation methods and packaging formats
- Assembly, order checking and customer or delivery handoff
- Landlord services, replenishment routes and cleaning access



