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    14 Family-Friendly Restaurants In Hong Kong For A Yummy Time With The Little Ones

    Our pick of kid-friendly restaurants in Hong Kong has something for everyone, whether you’re looking for a brunch spot, a space with a play area, or a just place with room for the kids to run around.
    Anjali MuthannaBy Anjali Muthanna2022-09-26No Comments10 Mins Read
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    Hong Kong’s culinary landscape is dotted with affordable Michelin star restaurants, hip bars, and exclusive dining venues. But if you’re on the lookout for a place where you can unwind over a meal with the family, the city’s got loads of options as well. There are several restaurants across the 852 where you enjoy the dining experience while the kids have fun.

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    Origami Kids Café — Kai Tak Cruise Terminal
    Zaks — Discovery Bay
    Yum Cha — Central, Causeway Bay, Mong Kok
    Pizza Express — Multiple locations
    MeokBang BBQ Kidzone — Kwun Tong
    Meraviglia Bar e Ristorante — Sha Tin
    Mr. Tree — Lai Chi Kok and Causeway Bay
    Frites Belgium On Tap — Various locations
    Ministry of Mussels — Central
    Tree Café — Ap Lei Chau
    Baumhaus Wan Chai — Wan Chai
    Bathers — Cheung Sha
    Hutong — Tsim Sha Tsui
    Cafe Roma — Ma Wan

    Origami Kids Café — Kai Tak Cruise Terminal

    The dress-up station at Origami Kids Cafa has several costumes for children to choose from. There are princess outfits, a firefighter's uniform, a policeman's uniform, a doctor's and nurse's coat, and many superhero costumes. There are other toys as well, such as strollers with dolls and a bedroom set.
    Origami Kids Café has a dress-up station with a variety of costumes for kids to choose from (© Origami Kids Café)

    If you’re looking for an indoor spot to relax after a day out at Kai Tak Cruise Terminal Park, head to Origami Kids Café, which is a 10-minute walk away. This bright, cheerful space has everything to keep tots aged up to seven engaged. They can play dress-up, go grocery shopping, pore over books at the reading station, or have a romp in the ball pit while their parents chill out over a drink and Chinese fusion food. Each two-hour session is priced at HK$138 during weekdays and HK$198 during weekends. There’s also a HK$100 minimum food and beverage charge for adults.

    Origami Kids Café, Shop N305, 3/F, Zone N, Kai Tak Cruise Terminal, 33 Shing Fung Rd, Kowloon Bay | +852 6063 7470

    Zaks — Discovery Bay

    The alfresco seating area at Zaks has a lot of space for kids to run around. To the left, there is the promendade, and to the right there is the Zaks outdoor dining area, which has long benches and high chairs.
    Zaks has a children’s menu, high chairs and a lot of space for kids to run around (© Zaks)

    A Discovery Bay outing with the kids will likely be a daylong affair, and Zaks is a great place for a long lunch break in between all the outdoor activities the neighbourhood has to offer. Its alfresco setting provides a sweeping view of the promenade and Tai Pak beach, while the 12-years-and-below menu has kiddie favourites such as burgers, pizzas, and pastas ranging from HK$60 to HK$65. If you walk by the restaurant on a Sunday or a holiday weekend, you’re sure to see families dining at the restaurant’s long benches and kids climbing on its trademark blue cow. Want to start your day in DB bright and early? In that case, we recommend the Zaks breakfast, which has great options for kids.

    Zaks, Shop G04, Block A, Discovery Bay Plaza, Discovery Bay, Lantau Island | +852 2987 6232

    Yum Cha — Central, Causeway Bay, Mong Kok

    A table with an assortment of dim sum at Yum Cha. They include BBQ Piggy Buns, custard buns and the restaurant's character bao buns.
    The most popular picks for kids at Yum Cha are the BBQ Piggy Buns, the “vomiting” custard buns and the character bao buns (© Yum Cha)

    This Hong Kong favourite may not have a play area or space for the kids to run around, but the food ranks high in terms of visual appeal. Choose from fun dim sum like the BBQ Piggy Buns, “vomiting” custard buns (HK$, and the restaurant chain’s cast of cute bao buns. Check out their Facebook page to get a heads-up about their holiday-themed dumplings on occasions like Halloween and Christmas.

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    Locations in Central, Causeway Bay, and Mong Kok | +852 3708 8081 (Central), +852 2323 1288 (CWB), +852 2818 1099 (Mong Kok)

    Pizza Express — Multiple locations

    The options for children at Pizza Express, which includes chicken wings, dough balls, pasta, pizza and juice boxes.
    Pizza Express has a special kids’ menu for dining in and home delivery (© Pizza Express)

    No matter where you are in Hong Kong, you’re sure to be in the vicinity of a Pizza Express. The restaurant chain is super kid-friendly and its outlets are equipped with baby chairs, kids’ cutlery and a children’s set menu (ranging around HK$98). The staff is attentive and whenever they see that you’ve got little ones in tow, they bring out an assortment of colouring sheets and stationery to keep them entertained during your meal. If you sign up for the Junior Club membership for children aged three to 11 years old, your kids can get access to exclusive pizza activities, dining vouchers and birthday gifts.

    Locations in Kowloon, Hong Kong Island, New Territories, and Island Districts | +852 2123 1083

    MeokBang BBQ Kidzone — Kwun Tong

    The play area at MoekBang BBQ Kidzone  on the left has a ball pit and other toys. On the right is the dining area inspired by Hanoks or traditional Korean houses.
    MoekBang BBQ Kidzone has a huge play area opposite the dining section so that parents can keep an eye on their tots while they enjoy their meal (© MeokBang BBQ Kidzone)

    Crazy about all things Korean? Then a trip to this family-friendly Korean barbecue restaurant should be on the cards. The décor replicates a traditional Korean hanok (house) and its menu offers up fare such as Shake Shake Bento and bibimbap. There’s a play area with a massive ball pit that’ll be a hit with the kids, along with other activities. And if you want an IG-worthy pic to remember your visit by, you can rent hanboks (traditional Korean attire) and click away. The play area is only open from 4pm onwards on weekday evenings, and there are special dining slots during weekends and public holidays. Admission for a child is HK$108 on weekdays (4pm – 6pm) and HK$158 on weekends, public holidays, and weekday dinner time (7pm – 10pm).

    MeokBang BBQ Kidzone, 2/F, 90 Hung To Rd, Kwun Tong | +852 2326 2220

    Meraviglia Bar e Ristorante — Sha Tin

    A mother holds her son in front of the green-and-orange bouncy castle at Meraviglia Bar e Ristorante, while another child peeks out of the castle.
    Meraviglia Bar e Ristorante has an outdoor pay area with a bouncy slide and castle (© Meraviglia Bar e Ristorante)

    Got a hankering for homemade Italian food? If you’re in the Sha Tin area or planning a trip there, head out to Meraviglia Bar e Ristorante. This homey restaurant serves up Italian fare made with mostly organic ingredients and, as a bonus, has oodles of things for kiddies to do. The bouncy castle and slide will ensure your kids get tuckered out, and the indoor play area is a great substitute for outdoor action on rainy days.

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    Meraviglia Bar e Ristorante, S040 G/F Lakeside 2, No. 10 Science Park West Ave, Hong Kong Science Park, Sha Tin | +852 2210 7168

    Mr. Tree — Lai Chi Kok and Causeway Bay

    Two children at Mr. Tree at the mini fishing pool. They are using the nets in their hands to fish out colourful plastic balls from the pool.
    Mr. Tree, which has its origins in Taiwan, organises many fun learning activities for children (© Mr. Tree)

    Parents on the hunt for healthy dining combined with fun learning experiences will find that Mr. Tree checks all their boxes. This restaurant chain has two branches in Hong Kong. The one in Lai Chi Kok is divided into seven zones, each of which caters to a specific age group of kids. Your tots will be hard-pressed to choose between the ball pit, mini fishing pool and toys that encourage learning through play. The CWB branch’s offerings — which include a climbing wall, toddler play area, and kitchen sets — will help the kiddos work up an appetite for attractively plated dishes like the Rice On Chicken With Carrot Cream Sauce and Fried Rice in Chicken Meat With Crab Sticks (both HK$158).

    Lai Chi Kok: Shop 103-107 & 120-121, 1/F, D2 Place Two, 15 Cheung Shun St, Lai Chi Kok | +852 3184 0033

    Causeway Bay: 1501-1505, 15/F, Windsor House, 311 Gloucester Rd | +852 3619 0633

    Frites Belgium On Tap — Various locations

    A child wearing a garland and flower crown drinks a milkshake at Frites. To her left, two other smiling children watch her.
    Kids love the milkshakes and smoothies at Frites (© Frites)

    If you thought that the terms “Belgian pub” and “kid-friendly” don’t go together, Frites may just change your mind. They have a dedicated kids’ menu that features favourites like Spag Bol, Mini Burgers, milkshakes and smoothies (items range from HK$55 to HK$95). As a bonus, the Central branch has a space where little ones can play at being wait staff, cashiers and customers while their parents unwind over a beer and a meal.

    Locations in Central, Wan Chai, Causeway Bay, North Point, Quarry Bay, Kwun Tong, Tseung Kwan O, Tai Kok Tsui | +852 3950 9000

    Ministry of Mussels — Central

    The play area at Ministry of Mussels. In the foreground, there are two plastic bouncy cows placed on either side of a slide-cum-ball pit, which also has a swing and a hoop. There are stacking rings and a kitchen station on the left.
    The play area at Ministry of Mussels has several options to keep children busy as their parents enjoy a meal while watching a match on TV (© Ministry of Mussels)

    Yes, it’s possible to find a family-friendly joint in the middle of LKF, aka Hong Kong’s Party Central. Ministry of Mussels, which has a reputation as a raucous sports bar, has a dedicated play area for kids, complete with a mini kitchen, pall bit and swing. Kids eat for free on Saturdays and Sundays, which is a helpful detail to remember if you’re looking for a spot in town to catch a weekend game with the family.

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    Ministry of Mussels, 3/F, California Tower, Lan Kwai Fong, Central | +852 2838 4588

    Tree Café — Ap Lei Chau

    The play area at Tree Cafe's play area has a kitchen set, a rocking horse and a selection of books.
    Tree Café has a play area with custom-made wooden equipment (© Tree Café)

    Appease kids who’ve tagged along with you on a shopping trip by taking them to this chilled-out café attached to Tree’s flagship store. They get a free babycino, banana, and a mini muffin and can work off the sugar rush at the wooden play zone. Parents get to take a load off and recharge over coffee, sandwiches, and baked goodies, with food prices ranging from $50 to HK$100.

    Tree Café, 28/F, Elevators L11-12, Horizon Plaza, Ap Lei Chau | + 852 2870 1586

    Baumhaus Wan Chai — Wan Chai

    The kids' zone at Baumhaus Wan Chai has a wooden play area and wooden seats overlooking the street outside.
    The play zone at Baumhaus Wan Chai allows parents to relax while their children play (© Baumhaus)

    This is a popular Island-side pick among parents who want a relaxed café outing while the kids do their thing at the wooden treehouse. They have great kiddie-sized meal portions, and healthy options for adults as well. While you’re there, you can make enquiries about their Kindermusik and Performing Arts courses if you’ve got children aged six and under.

    Baumhaus Wan Chai, 1/F, Kar Yau Building, 36-44 Queens Rd East, Wan Chai | +852 2321 5898

    Bathers — Cheung Sha

    The breakfast at Bathers includes the Potato and Sinach Omelette, the Lantau Big Start (pork sausage, smoked bacon, grilled tomato, mushrooms, poached egg & toasted sourdough), and Toasted Sourdough with Fresh Avocado. These dishes are on a wooden table that overlooks bathers and tents pitched on the beach.
    At Bathers, parents can have a relaxed meal with a view of the open sea while their kids play on the beach (© Bathers)

    If you want a break from the bustle of the city, make a day trip to Cheung Sha. We recommend you pitch your tent on the beach at a spot near South Lantau favourite, Bathers, so you can wander into the restaurant for a bite or a drink in the shade whenever you fancy. Enjoy your meal and your view of the open sea as the kids frolic in the sand and spot water buffalo. Their menu features share plates with options for kids — think guac and chips, cheese burgers, and chocolate brownies. There’s also a kids’ set menu priced at HK$140 that comes with a main, mac & cheese croquette, coleslaw, and ice cream.

    Bathers, 32 Lower Cheung Sha Village, South Lantau, Lantau Island | + 852 2504 4788

    Hutong — Tsim Sha Tsui

    Hutong overlooks Victoria Harbour. A mother, who is carrying her small daughter, can see the Hong Kong Island skyline and ferries going across the harbour.
    Hutong has a breathtaking view of Victoria Harbour (© Hutong)

    If a culturally enriching and kid-friendly meal is what you’re after, check out what Hutong — which specialises in Northern Chinese cuisine — has to offer. For starters, kids aged five to 12 can eat for free as part of their Sunday Fei Weng Brunch special. Each week, they have traditional Chinese workshops at which diners can learn skills such as Chinese sugar painting, portrait drawing, rainbow calligraphy and kite painting. Call ahead to find out what they’ve got lined up before you go.

    Hutong, 18/F, H Zentre, 15 Middle Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui | +852 3428 8342

    Cafe Roma — Ma Wan

    Two young boys in Cafe Roma's black chef's hats and aprons make pizza as part of a workshop organised by the restaurant. They have the pizza bases in front of them and are adding toppings to them.
    Café Roma organises pizza-making workshops for children (© Café Roma)

    No family trip to Park Island is complete without a pitstop at Cafe Roma. This kid- and pet-friendly joint serves up casual European food, which you can enjoy as you take in the view of Tsing Ma bridge. They have an extensive a la carte menu that provides parents and children loads of options — think nachos, burgers, pasta and risotto — and they have set menus for tiny tots as well (priced at HK$88, the Amusing Kids Set comes with soup, a main, fresh fruit, and juice). The restaurant has beach toys for children to play with and a variety of workshops on their roster.

    Cafe Roma, Shop 7-8, L1, Beach Commercial Complex | +852 3446 1226

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