10 Family Friendly Restaurants in Hong Kong

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10 Family Friendly Restaurants in Hong Kong

If you looking to spend some quality time with the family whilst enjoying great food in Hong Kong then this list is for you. Hong Kong has a whole host of fun activities suitable for families of all sizes.

I’m talking ball pits, slides, jungle gyms, coloring books, toys, cartoons, and food that your little ones will want to eat all under one roof. This list contains all the restaurants to visit during your stay in Hong Kong. Here are the top ten family-friendly restaurants in Hong Kong.

1. Cafe Roma

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This beachside eatery offers a casual Italian dining experience for the whole family with views of the Tsing Ma Bridge. While you kick back for a coffee break, the little monkeys can run free on the beach or play with beach toys provided by the restaurant.

Order one of their signature pizzas made with fresh cheese and Parma ham to share, or dig into a sweet crème brûlée all by yourself without letting the kids set eyes on it. As for the kid’s menu, each meal set includes a soup of the day, main dish, fresh fruit bowl, and a cup of juice. Cafe Roma is pet-friendly too, so your four-legged family member can join in on some beachside fun too!

2. Meraviglia Bar e Ristorante

Meraviglia Bar e Ristorante is an Italian family restaurant that has rustic-style homemade Italian food made with mostly organic ingredients on the menu. It’s located on the campus of the Hong Kong Science Park.  It’s the ideal spot for a refreshment break while you’re exploring the Science Park. Plus, they have great kid’s menus, a kid’s area with toys and books, and bouncy castles and slides for the little ones to go all out.

3. Tree Café

This beautiful café is Tree’s flagship eco-friendly furniture store is a cafe to relax in with wifi and goodies, such as sandwiches, coffee, and baked treats. This cafe is all about making stressed-out parents feel comfortable after shopping with a kid’s play area, a baby changing room, a free babycino, and a mini cupcake for each little one.

4. Origami-Kids Café

Designed with kids aged up to seven in mind, Origami is a literal wonderland that little ones dream about. Brimming with colorful wood decor, the cozy, innovative space affords stressful parents a respite with delicate Chinese fusion food to savor while kids are too busy exploring the indoor play zone, which includes a sandpit, mini kitchen, and reading area.

The entry fee for two-hour sessions starts from $138 during weekdays and $198 during weekends, and there’s a $100 minimum food and beverage charge for accompanying adults.

5. Tree

First opened up in Hong Kong in 2016, Mr. Tree is the number one family-friendly restaurant in Taiwan. Its Lai Chi Kok branch has meticulously divided the place into various zones, each designed for a particular age group of children. From ball pits and swings to burgers and pizzas, this café has everything you can expect from a family-friendly restaurant and more. If you’re looking for a comfy and spacious place that allows your little monkeys to go wild, Mr. Tree has you covered.

6. Whizbo Café

Whizbo café offers a tone of kids’ facilities in its café space, including rope nets for climbing, mini dressing rooms, mini-kitchens, and more. Aside from offering some seriously cute-looking dishes like cartoon sandwiches and pasta, the café also prides itself in having one of the unique kids’ ball pits in town that comes with a fun digital scoring game. With its pink-colored tableware and colorful décor, this café is a fantasy island for the little ones.

7. Yum Cha

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Yum Cha also boasts quality ingredients and photogenic presentation. It’s the place to hit up if you want to enjoy Chinese classics alongside a casual vibe. On festive occasions like Easter and Chinese New Year, Yum Cha usually prepares a menu filled with a themed dim sum like deep-fried turnip dumplings in the shape of carrots or even layered cake that looks like a mahjong tile!

8. Amalfitana

Amalfitana is located on the beachfront in Repulse Bay’s The Pulse, where families can enjoy authentic Italian delights. From artisan pizzas to eggplant parmigiana for you and your family can enjoy while listening the sounds of the sea. Their star dessert is the tiramisu for dessert. 

In addition, kids can play in the sand or playground while you eat and sip as you watch them thanks to the restaurants amazing location. Dine and dance away into the night at their second branch located in the most happening part of Central, Wyndham Street.

9. Rajasthan Rifles

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Inspired by the British Indian Army mess hall, which dates back to the 1920s, Rajasthan Rifles brings back familiar dishes from that period. It has an unusual anglo-Indian charm that further accentuates the crew wearing an Indian army uniform.  This unique theme creates a fun escape from the city feel which is also great for learning history.

They serve everything from Pav with Masala Scrambled Egg or Keema are some of the authentic colonial style delights, including the notorious Butter Chicken and the Prawn Vindaloo. Rajasthan Rifle is a kid-friendly, dog-friendly, and alfresco restaurant, it is an ideal place for a family lunch, and you have the option to order a picnic basket to enjoy at the Peak.

10. Yum Cha

Located conveniently across Hong Kong, including in Central and Tsim Sha Tsui, Yum Cha is a perfect place for families to experience some culture while savoring the delights.

An interesting fact about this restuarant is that its name means Drink Tea in Cantonese. It is a big family-friendly restaurant that offers trad ional and authentic Chinese food  with a twist to lure and excite kids. The restaurant  offers amazing food and great ambiance. 

There you have it! 10 family-friendly restaurants in Hong Kong that you should visit with the family.