The phrase "assembly kitchen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a kitchen designed for assembling food items, often in a commercial or industrial context.
Example: "The restaurant's assembly kitchen allows for quick preparation of meals during peak hours."
Alternatives: "production kitchen" or "prep kitchen".
Self-assembly kitchen units sold by the likes of Ikea replace mundane basin taps.
Self-assembly kitchen wall units are being added to the basket to improve coverage of furniture, while basin taps are being removed.
DIY enthusiasts have led to the introduction of self-assembly kitchen wall units to the inflation basket, with basin taps being taken out.
This Thursday, Krispy Kreme will give away 40,000 "hot original glazed" doughnuts from a makeshift assembly-line kitchen outside the N.Y.S.E.
Another dish, Chilean sea bass ($13.95), is moist and subtly flavored, not the sort of dish that would succeed in an assembly-line kitchen.
King Taco owns El Taurino, and both have a terrific atmosphere — bustling assembly-line kitchens, lively patrons, Latin-themed jukeboxes.
Vegetables, too, are stuck in the past, or at least on the assembly line in the kitchen.
"I devised this holiday card full of sparkles and set up an assembly line in my kitchen, someone adding the glue to the card, the next person adding the sparkles".
From an industrial catalog they bought a pivoting steel assembly-line stool for the kitchen; they powder-coated the gas heater a metallic auto-body gray.
Mostly, the heads of corporations like "7-11" and "White Castle and Waste Managementnt" who work incognito find out that menial labor in kitchens, factories and assembly lines is really, really hard and that they are not particularly good at it.
Her kitchen had been an assembly line of cookie sheets, foil, colored sugars and nuts as she baked and prepared decorative trays of treats for neighbors, friends and colleagues.
