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Best Family-Friendly Brunches In Hong Kong
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Where can kids eat free at brunch in Hong Kong?
Aqua in Tsim Sha Tsui lets children aged 3–10 eat free on Sundays, with a play area and face painting. Honjo in Sheung Wan also waives the child’s HK$98 brunch if they come with two paying adults. Book early; Sunday family slots go fast. See more weekend options in the weekend brunch with playrooms guide.
Which family brunches have play areas or entertainment?
Aqua’s Sunday family brunch is the standout for a dedicated play corner plus face painting. Hotel buffets and some harbour venues add crafts or balloon artists on weekends. Neighbourhood cafés such as Oolaa usually skip a playroom but hand out colouring sets so toddlers can sit through pancakes.
How much does a family brunch cost in Hong Kong?
Casual spots such as Brunch Club, Cooshti and Emmer Pizza sit around HK$88–138 per child and à la carte for adults. Mid-range Japanese or pizza bottomless deals start near HK$438–498. Hotel-style free-flow at Duddell’s, Zuma or Madame Fù often runs HK$638–998 for adults and HK$300–360 for ages 3–10. Compare packages in the free-flow brunch round-up.
Can we do family brunch on a weekday, not only Sunday?
Yes. Brunch Club, Oolaa and Cooshti serve breakfast and brunch daily, with kids’ menus at several branches. Emmer Pizza runs a weekday morning menu from 8am. Hotel-style free-flow and kids-eat-free deals stay mostly weekend and public-holiday only.
What should I look for when booking brunch with toddlers?
Ask for high chairs, pram space and a kids’ plate before you book. Dim sum trolleys at Madame Fù and Duddell’s keep little hands busy; pancakes, udon and pizza work at the casual cafés. Book the first seating so you leave before the rush, and check changing facilities if you still need them.
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DUDDELL'S: Dine In A Timeless, Contemporary Space
Enjoy A Dim Sum Weekend BrunchIf you fancy an arty brunch, then get dressed up and head to Dudell’s gorgeous salon and garden terrace in the heart of Central. The homely backdrop is ideal for bubbly-based brunches with free-flow Veuve Clicquot, Ruinart Blanc or Krug, Bellinis, Mimosas, and Aperol Spritz. The carefully curated cocktail menu has interesting mixes with oolong and over 150-year-old recipes.
Enjoy the freshest all-day dim sum, including the secret recipe for Duddell’s shrimp dumpling, their tender sautéed cuttlefish with fresh vegetables, and the light almond cream and egg white dessert. Duddell's has an urban vibe and hosts regular exhibitions and a permanent fine art collection.
When? Saturdays, Sundays & Public holidays from 12noon to 3pm
How Much? From HK$300/child (3 - 10 years old); From HK$638/adult (non-alcoholic); From HK$998/adult (alcoholic free flow)
Why Little Steps Loves It:
- The vibes are immaculate, with the space designed as a tribute to 1920s Guangdong art mansions - making this a super bougie experience.
- Dishes are unlimited and served fresh to the table. The Pineapple Seafood Fried Rice, Spring Rolls and their famous Duddells shrimp dumplings are a sure hit with the kiddos.
Duddell’s, Level 3, Shanghai Tang Mansion, 1 Duddell Street, Central, Hong Kong, +852 2525 9191, https://www.duddells.co/
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ZUMA: A Luxurious Japanese Feast
Check Out Their Famous Shūmatsu BrunchZuma has to be a firm contender as a favorite brunch destination. Set in one of Hong Kong’s most celebrated shopping and entertainment addresses, Zuma finds home in The Landmark Atrium. The ingredients are authentic, but the dishes are far from traditional.
Featuring bold, intense flavors that offer you a twist on traditional Japanese izakaya dining. Designed for sharing, Zuma weekend brunches can be accompanied by free-flow bubbles or iced tea. The drinks pair perfectly with dishes such as the Tiger Prawn with Apple Chili Miso, Wagyu, and all the skewers you can try.
An impressive deluxe dessert platter for the table is served to share and includes fresh fruit and ice cream. The kids can choose a main dish from the menu or hot udon chicken noodles.
When? Saturdays and Sundays from 11am to 2:30pm
How Much? HK$360/child (ages 4 - 10), HK$758 to $2,288 per adult (depending on which package you choose)
Why Little Steps Loves It:
- Appetizers, sashimi, nigiri, and makis are served to the table.
- You'll be eating a Japanese feast for the ages! (From all kinds of sashimi, nigiri, maki, tempura, skewers, soups, meats and so much more)
- Their champagne packages also include wine, Aperol Spritz, beer and iced tea.
Zuma, Level 5 and 6 Landmark Atrium, 15 Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong, + 852 3657 6388, https://zumarestaurant.com/locations/hong-kong/
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BRUNCH CLUB: Serving All Day Breakfast & Brunch Meals
Family-Friendly Brunch Spots In Hong KongA family-friendly brunch-themed café (and pet-friendly!) that feels like a living room with a relaxed, chill atmosphere. Go for the all-day breakfast Mixed Grill, Chicken & Waffles or be adventurous and have their Brunch Steak & Egg.
Their Causeway Bay branch has a specific menu for kids 12 years and under (HK$88/child) that's offered daily with a couple of choices and it also includes dessert and a drink. Bottomless brunches are also available at this branch if you're feeling cheeky for HK$428 daily after 5pm, with 90 minutes of free-flow drinks (alcohol and non-alcoholic included).
When? Daily
Why Little Steps Loves It:
- Their à la carte brunch menu has a diverse range of offerings: steak, eggs, waffles, pancakes, toast - you name it!
- Joining their Loyalty Club is absolutely worth it. Enjoy discounts, special gifts and promotions.
- Daily happy hour is Buy-1-Get-1 Free (from 6pm - 9pm).
- Bottomless brunches are also available (at their Causeway Bay branch) if you're feeling cheeky for HK$428 daily after 5pm, with 90 minutes of free flow.
Brunch Club & Supper (Causeway Bay), 1/F, 13 Leighton Road, Causeway Bay, +852 2890 2125, https://www.brunch-club.org/
Brunch Club (Central), G/F, 70 Peel Street, SoHo, Central, +852 2528 8861, https://www.brunch-club.org/
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OOLAA: A Go-To Spot With 5 Branches In Hong Kong
Family-Friendly Brunch Spots In Hong KongOolaa is a cozy, top family-friendly brunch spot with a delicious menu that's got great portions (their Sharing Plates section is amazing!), PLUS a dedicated kids' menu for ages 12 and under. Their venues are spacious and are also great to meet for an early breakfast meeting with friends or colleagues.
They've got a Breakfast and Brunch menu that includes Brunch Bowls, DIY Breakfasts, burgers, Shakshuka, Pancakes, and so, so much more.
When? Daily
Why Little Steps Loves It:
- Kids are given coloring sets to keep themselves busy.
- Special day promos: from Steak nights to their famous Food Club night (2 meals for HK$275).
- Many healthy and gluten-free options available.
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AQUA: Kowloon's Favourite Weekend Brunch Spot
Kids Eat For Free On SundaysAqua is one of Hong Kong’s most vogueish rooftop bars and restaurants that occupies the 29th and 30th floors of the One Peking building in Kowloon. The floor-to-ceiling windows give diners extraordinary views across the city, the harbor, and further out to sea. The sophisticated interiors are bold and feature chandeliers, brass detailing, and custom leather seating.
The menu includes some of their Italian and Japanese delicacies: from sashimi platters, spicy maki to angus beef carpaccio. You can order from their Selected Signatures section, but that will cost you a little extra. Finally, a sharing dessert platter finishes off brunch perfectly. Head over there on a Saturday and get the party started with their resident DJ playing some amazing tunes.
When? Saturdays, Sundays & Public holidays from 11am to 4pm (Last seating at 1:30pm)
How Much?
- HK$588/adult; HK$388/child (3-10 years old)
- Free-flow drink packages are also available from HK$380/person (alcohol); HK$200/person (non-alcoholic)
Why Little Steps Loves It:
- Kids (from 3 - 10 years old) eat for free on Sundays
- Sunday Family Brunch sets up a fun play area for the kids that also includes face-painting!
Aqua, H Center, 17/F, 15 Middle Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, https://aqua.com.hk/
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MADAME FÙ: Unlimited Peking Duck
A Must For Dimsum LoversMadame Fù is a stunning contemporary Chinese restaurant set within the Tai Kwun heritage compound, and its brunch is one of the prettiest in town. The real draw is the dim sum trolley, always a hit with kids, alongside unlimited Peking duck and freshly made dumplings, including crystal shrimp, seafood and honey pea, and char siu bao.
The menu blends Guangzhou classics with crowd-pleasers like golden pork belly with mustard and Sichuan chilli chicken, plus truffle chicken, soups and desserts to finish. For the grown-ups, there's a choice of two or three hours of free-flow champagne, because it would be rude not to.
When? Friday to Sunday and public holidays, from 11 am to 5 pm
How Much?
- 2 Hours HK$698/guest (non-alcoholic free-flow); 2 Hours HK$998/guest (alcohol free-flow)
- 3 Hours HK$1,288/guest (alcohol free-flow)
- HK$340/child (ages 3 - 10, includes 2 hours of non-alcoholic free-flow)
Why Little Steps Loves It:
- There's SO MUCH food on the menu, so come hungry.
- You can also choose to go for their vegetarian OR gluten-free brunch menu.
- The interiors are divine, making this brunch spot one of our favorite Instagrammable spots.
Madame Fù, 3/F, Barrack Block, Tai Kwun, 10 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong, +852 2114 2118, www.madamefu.com.hk
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MR. WOLF: A Casual Brunch Location
Family-Friendly Brunch Spots In Hong KongTucked into the heart of Central, this casual European spot has built a loyal following for its brunch menu and, most famously, its Sunday roasts. It's a firm family favourite, and one look at the packed tables tells you why. The three-egg omelette is a classic and always a good shout.
If you'd rather be in the thick of it, grab a table on the outdoor terrace, where you can watch Central bustle past. It's pet-friendly too, so the dog can come along.
When: Saturdays, Sundays & Public holidays from 11:30am to 3pm
How Much? Sunday Roast is priced at HK$328, Weekend Brunch Menu price is à la carte, so the price varies depending on what you order.
Why Little Steps Loves It:
- They provide gluten-free and veggie options.
- A diverse Eggs & Mains section with plenty of items to choose from.
- The kids will go nuts for their Fluffy Pancakes.
- Adding a side to a main is super affordable! (You can add 2 eggs for just HK$38)
Mr Wolf, 5/F, 70 Queen’s Road, Central, Hong Kong, +852 2526 0838, www.mrwolf.hk
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EMMER PIZZA: The Same Team Behind Beef And Liberty
With Various Locations Across Hong Kong, With Weekday Menus Too!Emmer Pizza does elevated, gourmet pizza that's big on flavour, baked in a custom-built oven and made with sustainably sourced ingredients. And happily, brunch is on the menu too.
Look out for Turkish eggs, smashed avo and their signature khachapuri, a cheese-filled bread boat that's well worth ordering (though note it's only available at weekends and on public holidays).
When:
- Brunch menus are on weekdays from 8am to 11am
- Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from 9am to 3pm
- Sunday Bottomless Brunch (only at the Landmark branch) from 11:30am to 3:30pm
How Much? The Sunday Bottomless Brunch (only in Landmark) is priced at HK$288/person (with free-flow soft drinks); HK$438/person (with free-flow Prosecco, wine and beer); HK$138/child
Why Little Steps Loves It:
- Drink for good! They purify and carbonate their own water on site, which helps to save thousands of bottles from heading straight to landfill.
- How super affordable their Sunday Bottomless Brunch is.
- The Bottomless Brunch includes bottomless salads, cold cuts, tiramisu, plus one pizza or pasta.
Emmer Pizza, Various Locations, https://www.emmerpizza.com/
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COOSHTI: Daily Brunch Offerings
A Fun Brunch Menu With An Affordable Boozy Menu For The ParentsCooshti is a vibrant Asian fusion spot with branches on Lee Tung Avenue, Wellington Street and Tong Chong Street, and a buzzy atmosphere that makes it an easy one with kids in tow. Best of all, brunch is served daily.
It's also refreshingly good value, with eggs, breakfast ciabattas and toasted bagels all coming in under HK$100. Come hungry, though, and go for the smoky shakshuka (HK$160) or the build-your-own mega omelette or scrambled eggs (HK$165).
When? Mondays to Fridays from 8am to 12noon; Weekends & Public holidays from 9am to 3pm
Why Little Steps Loves It:
- The adults will LOVE their Bloody Brunch Drinks as they come in at a price of HK$70 each, making it a fun addition to your meal if you're feeling cheeky.
- Their Cooshti Stack o' Pancakes is what the kids always go for.
- Early start for those early risers!
Cooshti, Various Locations, +852 2796 7328, www.cooshti.hk
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HONJO: Unlimited Servings Of Japanese Snacks
A Super Affordable Kids Brunch AvailableDine in at one of the trendiest casual Japanese joints and take advantage of one of the BEST brunch deals in town! Get your Japanese fix (sushi, sashimi, and an unlimited selection of signature snacks) for just HK$498/person.
When: Saturdays, Sundays & Public Holidays from 11:30 am to 3:30pm
How Much: HK$98/child; HK$498/person; Free-flow from HK$238/person for 2 hours
Why Little Steps Loves It:
- If a child comes in with two adults, they eat FOR FREE.
- Make sure to have some of their yummy Black Sesame Crème Brûlée.
- A very appealing mains section in the menu - we suggest going for their Barramundi Steak.
- Veggie Izakaya snacks and mains are available.
Honjo, 1/F, 77-91 Queen’s Road West, Sheung Wan, +852 2663 3772, www.honjohk.com
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NISSA LA BELLA: A Divine French Brunch
Family-Friendly Brunch Spots In Hong KongNissa La Bella is a cozy, French bistro and wine bar that serves hearty Southern French cuisine. They've got a great weekend brunch set up where you get to choose between 3 or 4 courses. And of course, why not add the free-flow for the ultimate experience.
For kids under 10, they can take advantage of their Kids Menu and each main dish comes with a drink and dessert (the price varies depending on the dish they pick).
When: Saturdays, Sundays & Public holidays from 11:30am to 3:30pm
How Much: HK$368/person (3 courses); HK$418/person (4 courses)
Why Little Steps Loves It:
- This relaxed fine dining spot will make you feel as if you're on a proper Parisian holiday.
- Their Rigatoni Tomato is a hit for the kids.
- Do try their delicious French Oysters that are at HK$148/4 pieces.
Nissa La Bella, G/F, 10 - 14 Upper Station Street, Sheung Wan, +852 9549 3882, https://www.nissalabella.hk/
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