Nothing says summer like sitting down to a feast of fresh seafood with your family, paired with breathtaking seaside views and a relaxed atmosphere perfect for kids. Think juicy fresh fish, crispy fried calamari, plump grilled shrimp, buttery scallops, and even a side of ice-cold beers for Mom and Dad! Whether you’re craving a breezy waterfront spot or a laid-back eatery in the heart of the city, we’ve rounded up Hong Kong’s best family-friendly seafood restaurants. From fuss-free seaside gems to hidden city spots, these picks will make satisfying your seafood cravings simple and delicious!
Head to Po Toi O for stunning views, a refreshing hike along the trails of Clearwater Bay Country Park, and a delicious seafood feast in its charming fishing village. Overlooking the bay and close to Po Toi O Pier and Fisherman’s Wharf, this hidden gem offers a unique experience for families—kids will love exploring the tanks filled with live fish and seafood. From fresh catches cooked to perfection to generous portions ideal for sharing with a big group, it’s the perfect spot to relax and enjoy a memorable meal after your adventure.
Seafood Islands Restaurant, 6 Chuen Road, Po Toi O, Clearwater Bay, https://www.facebook.com/
Want More? Read our Guide To Po Toi O With Kids
Established by pirates more than 200 years ago, Lei Yue Mun has grown to become the most popular place for local Hong Kongers to enjoy fresh seafood in an authentic fishermen village ambience. Featuring stilted houses similar to those found in Tai O, head over to Happy Seafood Restaurant for an iconic, fresh seafood experience, with beautiful views of the city and the harbour.
Happy Seafood Restaurant, Shop A, G/F, 53 Hoi Pong Road, Lei Yue Mun, +852 2340 1998, https://maps.app.goo.gl/
If you and your wee ones are out for adventure, then take a detour off the beaten track to Castle Peak Beach in Tuen Mun, where you’ll all be able to muck about building sandcastles by the sea before tucking into a delicious (and very affordable) meal at one of the dai pai dongs lining the shore. Similar to Sai Kung – minus the tourists – pick your prey from the tanks of live seafood and specify how you’d like it to be prepared at one of the many restaurants, including longstanding favourite Chinese Legend.
Chinese Legend, Shop 1, Sam Shing Hui Seafood Market, Tuen Mun, New Territories, +852 2955 1313, https://www.kingmen.com.hk/
If you’re aboard a ferry bound for Lamma for a day trip, chances are you and your sun-and-sea-loving crew will wind up at one of the seafood restaurants for lunch or dinner. Rainbow Seafood Restaurant is a favorite in the hood and close to the pier. It's got yummy offerings, from the baked lobster in butter sauce to the deep-fried black pepper and salt calamari; you and your kids are bound to find dishes you’ll all love! Note that it does get busy over the weekends, but it's all worth it after a fun day of play.
Rainbow Seafood Restaurant, G/F, 1A - 1B, First Street, Sok Kwu Wan, Lamma Island, Hong Kong, +852 2982 8100, https://www.lammarainbow.net/
Want More? Read our guide to Lamma Island
Take your kiddos on a tour back to Hong Kong’s past with a trip out to Tai O on Lantau Island. Start by walking through the ancient fisherman’s village – famous for its quaint stilted homes – then jaunt down to the traditional dried seafood market. There are also kayaking expeditions to work up an appetite before heading to an amazing, cozy, family-operated restaurant, Hidden Tai O. This restaurant is one of Tai O's hidden gems (with an amazing location by the water) where you can dish on fresh local seafood, seasonal catches, and Tai O-inspired dishes.
Hidden Tai O, 140 Rear Portion, Tai Ping Street, Tai O, Lantau Island, +852 9639 2601, https://www.instagram.com/hidden_taio/
Want More? Check out our Guide To Tai O
Heading to Sai Kung for seafood is a no-brainer, and you’ll be spoiled for choice when it comes to the sheer number of seafood restaurants lining the shore – all with tanks overflowing with fresh fish, crabs and all manner of shellfish. Sing Kee Restaurant is a Michelin-recommended restaurant known for its braised fish, sautéed clams and abalone.
Sing Kee Seafood Restaurant, 33 - 39 Sai Kung Tai Street, Sai Kung, https://maps.app.goo.gl/
Want More? Read our Ultimate Guide To Sai Kung With Kids
A short ferry from Central Pier 5 brings you and your little ones to Cheung Chau. A cozy island where you can bike along the pier or swim at the beach whilst enjoying local snacks like potato chips on a stick or the island’s famous fish balls and mango mochi before a fresh seafood meal at one of the many al fresco seafood restaurants available on Seafood Street. Surround yourselves with sea views, boats and stunning sunsets.
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Want More? Read our Guide To Cheung Chau With Kids
Get a taste of “Real Hong Kong” with a trip out to High Island – a ride away from Sai Kung by sampan where you’ll encounter a pristine beach, hiking trails and an authentic seafood restaurant run by a family of fisher folk. Feast on fresh fish, calamari, crabs and other super-fresh seafood dishes – Yau Ley Seafood sources all of their products from local fishermen and lovingly prepares every meal the old-fashioned way. You can even have them pick up by boat at the Sai Kung pier!
Yau Ley Restaurant on High Island, Sha Kiu Tau, High Island, Sai Kung, Hong Kong, +852 2791 1822, www.yauleyseafood.com.hk.
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Limewood is a favorite for visitors, beach-goers, and residents in Repulse Bay. Located a few steps away from the beach, this restaurant offers fresh, Southeast Asian-style seafood with a fun, relaxed environment that has a yummy kids' menu. Come for the food and fun weekend vibes.
Limewood, The Repulse Bay, Shop 103/104, 28 Beach Road, Repulse Bay, https://www.instagram.com/limewoodhk/, https://limewood.hk/
If you're craving for seafood dishes and don't have much time to head to an outlying island, or you just want to head to a convenient spot in the city after a busy day, check out our recommendations!
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