
Updated: October 15, 2026
Looking for a family-friendly restaurant in Hong Kong with a proper kids’ menu? We’ve searched the city for you. This guide rounds up the best kids’ menus in Hong Kong, from Central and Repulse Bay to The Peak and beyond. Every pick has a dedicated children’s menu, not just smaller versions of adult dishes. Expect kid-approved favorites like pizza, pasta, burgers, and chicken skewers, plus extras parents will love, such as play areas, outdoor terraces, and weekend family brunches.
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Where can I find restaurants with dedicated kids’ menus in Hong Kong?
Look for places with a separate children’s menu, not just smaller adult dishes. Options include Frites (spaghetti, mini burgers), Pizza Express Piccolo sets, Dan Ryan’s (HK$98 for ages 12 and under), The Grill Room (HK$158 three-course) and Peak Lookout (from HK$78 plus babycino). Full picks are in the Little Steps best kids’ menus guide.
Which restaurants have kids eat free deals in Hong Kong?
Dan Ryan’s Chicago Grill lets kids eat free every Wednesday at 2pm (excluding public holidays) when an adult spends at least HK$300. Other spots offer weekday set lunches or family feasts, such as Frites’ advance-order Family Feast. Always confirm the current offer when you book.
Are there family restaurants with play areas in Hong Kong?
Yes. Jello & Mellow in Quarry Bay combines a restaurant with a playzone (ball pit, STEM toys) and outdoor balcony. Frites Quarry Bay also has a dedicated play area. These work well for younger kids who need to move while parents eat.
What’s a good beachfront restaurant with a kids’ menu in Repulse Bay?
Amalfitana at The Pulse serves Bambino pizzas that can be shaped into a heart, rabbit or fish. Limewood nearby offers kids’ menus on request and has beach and playground access after the meal. Both suit a post-beach carb stop.
How much do kids’ menus typically cost in Hong Kong?
Dedicated kids’ meals often range from about HK$78 to HK$158. Peak Lookout starts from HK$78, Dan Ryan’s is HK$98 and The Grill Room’s three-course set is HK$158 for under-12s. Many include a drink or dessert. Check the restaurant page for the latest prices and age limits.
Jello & Mellow is an immersive playhouse and restaurant perfect for the little ones and the grown-ups too! Jello & Mellow is the brainchild of dining entrepreneur Vivien Lau of acclaimed boutique cakery Vive, so you know that the food is going to be delicious.
Choose from their wide menu of healthy options: pizzas, pastas, burgers, and more.
Why Little Steps Loves It:
Jello & Mellow, 9/F, 1001 King’s Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, +852 51114895, [email protected], https://www.facebook.com/jelloandmellow
Frites is a Belgian beerhouse with multiple locations all over the city that serves original dishes such as The Good Wife Sausage, the crispy 750g Pork Knuckle, and a great steak selection. The Mussel Pots range from FRITES House Mussels to the Asian-inspired Laksa.
The kids have their own menu, which includes spaghetti bolognese, bangers and mash, mighty mini burgers, and more. They have milkshakes that are specifically JUST FOR KIDS. Flavors are ultra-special and not just classic flavors; we suggest going for their Mangolate (chocolate + mango + whipping cream) or their Berry Peanut (vanilla ice cream + strawberries + peanut butter + whipping cream).
Why Little Steps Loves It:
FRITES, Various Locations, https://www.frites.hk/
Located on the beachfront in Repulse Bay's The Pulse, families can enjoy authentic Italian delights, from artisan pizzas to eggplant parmigiana, while enjoying the sounds of the sea.
For those looking for a fabulous family-friendly dining spot right on the beach where kids can play in the sand or playground while you eat and sip, this is worth the visit!
Their Bambino Pizzas are only available for kids, and it comes in a variety of toppings from Margherita to prosciutto and can be customized to a heart, rabbit, or fish shape!
Why Little Steps Loves It:
Amalfitana, Shop 105, G/F, The Pulse, 28 Beach Road, Repulse Bay, Hong Kong, +852 23887787, www.amalfitana.hk
The Cheesecake Factory is the epitome of quintessential American dining: large booths, a huge menu (boasting more than 250 items freshly made to order), and even bigger portions, so come hungry! You will find all the indulgent American Tex-Mex classics, and of course a wide selection of cheesecakes (the star of the show!).
They also have a dedicated kids' menu - with sliders, chicken strips, pastas, grilled salmon and more.
Note that the restaurant doesn't accept reservations, so best to head there a bit early to beat the queue.
Why Little Steps Loves It:
The Cheesecake Factory, Shop G102, Harbour City Gateway Arcade, 25 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, +852 27916628, http://www.thecheesecakefactory.hk/en/
The Grill Room is a popular contemporary Western bistro and steakhouse chain with 3 locations in the city that's known for its delicious charcoal-grilled steaks and all-you-can-eat Wagyu beef promos. Parents, their cocktails are delicious, and they pair perfectly with the food.
It's got a super affordable kids' 3-course menu for kids 12 and under, and it's priced at HK$158. Kids can enjoy a yummy snack combo that's got fries, chicken nuggets, fish fingers, a main course, vanilla ice cream, plus a soda/juice.
Why Little Steps Loves It:
The Grill Room, Various Locations, https://www.thegrillroom.hk/
A great spot to head over to during sunny days! This alfresco restaurant offers a smorgasbord of refreshing salads, grilled premium-quality meat and seafood, and mouth-watering desserts every weekend.
The Grill is set amidst the lush gardens surrounding the pool of the Grand Hyatt Hong Kong Island and faces the world-famous Victoria Harbour while chilling out to summery tunes from the DJ.
Why Little Steps Loves It:
The Grill, Grand Hyatt Hong Kong, +852 2588 1234, 1 Harbour Road, Hong Kong, https://www.hongkong.grand.hyattrestaurants.com/restaurants-and-bars/the-grill/
If you love island flavors, you'll love Limewood. Its award-winning chefs blend influences from Hawaii, South America, the Caribbean, and Southeast Asia into a menu built around barbecued seafood and cured meats.
Crowd favorites include the grilled chicken burger with fries, a shredded chicken quesadilla loaded with gooey mozzarella, tomato, and sour cream, and chicken skewers with coconut rice. Save room for the crispy cinnamon-sugar churros, which are just as popular.
The restaurant is in Repulse Bay, so the views are as good as the food. After your meal, you can browse the mall, head to the playground, or let the kids run off some energy on the beach.
Why Little Steps Loves It:
Limewood, The Pulse, Shop 103 and 04, G/F, 28 Beach Rd, Repulse Bay, +852 2866 8668, www.limewood.hk
Founded in the UK in 1965, Pizza Express revolutionized casual family-friendly dining. Pizza Express has multiple locations across Hong Kong and always delivers on taste!
Their famous Piccolo kids set menus come with an optional starter (dough balls or side salad) and a choice of pizza or pasta, dessert, and a bambinoccino (chocolate cappuccino without the coffee). Don't forget to check out their kids pizza making parties here!
Why Little Steps Loves It:
Pizza Express, Various Locations, https://www.pizzaexpress.com.hk/
Dan Ryan's is a casual American restaurant chain and has been a major institution that has been serving families authentic American food in Hong Kong since 1989. With its cozy booths, interiors, and large American-sized portions, this place will always be a favorite.
Its daily Kids Menu also serves some banging options. For HK$98/child (aged 12 and under), they can go for a main (we love their classic meatball spaghetti), choose between fruit, fries, or hash browns, and a drink.
Why Little Steps Loves It:
Dan Ryan's Chicago Grill, Various Locations, https://www.danryans.com/
At Little Mario's, the pizza dough is made fresh throughout the day using only the freshest and finest ingredients, with no additives, artificial flavors, or preservatives. Beyond the Margheritas and Hawaiian pizzas, intriguing toppings include Italian sausage and chicken tikka. But there's more to the menu than just pizza at Little Mario's.
Other items include plenty of crowd-pleasers: steak, spaghetti bolognese, chicken wings for the kids, parma ham and Caesar salads for the adults, and even some favorite Indian dishes, including butter chicken and chana masala. Little Steps knows that your kids will love the Little Mario's bomba all-day breakfast pizza – there is nothing little about this feast!
Why Little Steps Loves It:
Little Mario's, Shop 1B, Level 2, Beach Commercial Complex, Park Island, Ma Wan, New Territories, +852 5238 3195, https://www.littlemarios.hk/, https://www.instagram.com/littlemariospizzeria/
After a fun hike or a fun-filled day at The Peak Galleria, head over to the Peak Lookout, where you can dine in a Grade II-listed historical landmark located above the city. Experience the rustic charm of a centuries-old cottage with a modern twist, and yes, there's a Kids Menu!
Your kids can choose from classic dishes such as their Crispy Fish Finger & Fries, Mini Peak Club Sandwich & Fries, Pastas such as their Chicken Alfredo Spaghetti with Mushrooms, and so, so much more! Kids' dishes start from HK$78 and up, and it comes with a free Babycino!
Why Little Steps Loves It:
The Peak Lookout, 121 Castle Peak Road, The Peak, Hong Kong, https://www.peaklookout.com.hk/
Oolaa is all about easy-going food and drinks, all day. The distinct Mediterranean vibe is perfect for a quick lunch or long, lazy weekend breakfasts with the kids. Their dishes include healthy choices, super-sized burgers, and fusion dishes, all lovingly prepared.
There's a great kids' menu for those under 12, including a yummy breakfast pizza with scrambled egg, sausage, bacon, tomato, mushroom, and potato. Another firm favorite is the cheese quesadilla loaded with chicken and served with avocado smash. Parents can enjoy the fine wine corner while kids choose their favorite flavored milkshakes and smoothies.
Why Little Steps Loves It:
Kids will love train-obsessed Genki Sushi. They are the first sushi chain to adopt a fully automated three-tier Kousoku express delivery system.
Scan the restaurant's barcode, select the dishes from the menu, and your food is delivered straight to your table by a brightly colored express train. Choo-choo! Kids love waiting for the trains to arrive! The food is always fresh, and you can choose from sushi, sashimi, gunkan, rolls, appetizers, light snacks, or delicious hot food.
Little Steps loves the salmon with avocado sushi, California roll, or soft-shell crab with avocado roll, or you can choose one of their set menus.
Note that there are no reservations, so best to head there early, grab a number, and beat the crowd. Diners do eat fast, so you don't have to wait as long.
Why Little Steps Loves It:
Genki Sushi, Various Locations, https://www.genkisushi.com.hk/
What kid doesn't love a bit of Disney magic? Spend a relaxed afternoon at Walt's Café in the Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel, a grand, palace-inspired resort by the sea, and treat the family to a Disney-themed afternoon tea. Afterward, explore the hotel's garden maze, which is shaped like Mickey Mouse, or cool off in its huge swimming pool. The café is open all day, from breakfast through dinner.
A Little Steps favorite is the Disney afternoon tea. It starts with freshly baked Mickey scones served with Devonshire clotted cream and homemade jam. Next come savory bites: caviar with crab meat, a pickled onion tart, beef skewers with potato and garlic, and Parma ham and cream cheese sandwiches on dark bread. It finishes with assorted desserts, including character cookies in white almond, green apple, and red raspberry flavors. Kids get freshly squeezed juice, while parents can enjoy a sweet-and-sour prosecco cocktail.
Why Little Steps Loves It:
Walt's Café, Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel, Lantau Island, Hong Kong, +852 3510 6000, https://www.hongkongdisneyland.com/dining/hong-kong-disneyland-hotel/walts-cafe/
Save the date: on the first Sunday of every month, head up to The Peak for the Kids Bambini Brunch. For HK$88 per child, kids can enjoy unlimited signature pizzas, pastas, and drinks. Click here for more details!
It's an easy monthly tradition for pizza and pasta with friends and family. The restaurant also has a lovely terrace, so you can eat outdoors and take in the best of The Peak.
Can't make it to a Bambini Brunch? The regular menu is packed with pizzas, pastas, and snacks the whole family will love.
Why Little Steps Loves It:
Falcone The Peak, Shop G02-04, The Peak Galleria, 118 Castle Peak Road, The Peak, Hong Kong, +852 2154
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