Eating out with kids in Hong Kong is easier than you might think. Most restaurants are genuinely family-friendly, service is warm and efficient, and the menu choice is huge — from traditional vegetarian dishes to familiar Western favourites. Whether you need a quick pizza stop or a proper sit-down meal with a view, there’s something here for every family. Here’s our pick of the best restaurants in Hong Kong for kids.
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#1. Charlie Brown Café
Not just for Snoopy fans! Kids will love Charlie Brown Café, a themed restaurant in Tsim Sha Tsui decorated with bright Snoopy and Woodstock characters. The theme extends to the desserts too — look out for the strawberry mousse shaped like Lucy’s head and a tiramisu decorated with a picture of Charlie Brown.
#2. 3/3rds
Situated in an industrial building in Wong Chuk Hang, family-friendly café 3/3rds is a great spot for a quick bite. They serve locally sourced, organic soups (which you can sample before choosing), interesting salads, and every kid’s favourite — oven-baked pizzas. We’d recommend the sweet and savoury Parma ham pizza and the Valrhona chocolate and hazelnut brownie.
#3. Chi Lin Vegetarian
A restaurant under a waterfall! You’ll find Chi Lin Vegetarian in the beautiful Nan Lian Gardens, and it’s always busy with locals, so you know it’s good. The extensive menu is packed with delicious vegetarian choices, and the restaurant is pushchair-friendly and supplies high chairs for little ones. Ask for a seat near the window — the kids will be captivated by the waterfall view.
#4. Rosie Jean’s Café
Rosie Jean’s Café is a lovely find, with friendly service, a large outdoor seating area, and a kids’ playground attached. There’s a great range of toys to keep little ones entertained, and a menu the whole family will enjoy — we’d recommend the perfectly fluffy omelette and the sweet treats on offer.
#5. Super Views at Café Deco
Café Deco at the Peak is famous for its stunning views over Hong Kong and its East-meets-West menu, taking in Italian, American and Nepalese dishes. It’s not just a spot for the grown-ups either — there’s a play area with plenty of toys and activities, plus a clean, well-equipped baby changing area.
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#6. Zuma
Zuma is a stylish restaurant in The Landmark serving good quality sashimi, skewers and Japanese dishes, with a separate soft play area for kids to let off steam. We’d recommend the scallops and the green tea banana cake with coconut ice cream and peanut toffee sauce.
#7. Bookworm Café
The Bookworm Café is located on Lamma Island, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. It’s the perfect place to relax, with a lovely atmosphere and outdoor eating area. Stroll down to Hung Shing Yeh beach afterwards and make a day of it.
Are these the best restaurants in Hong Kong for kids? We’d love to hear your own family favourites — let us know in the comments below.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these restaurants suitable for very young children or babies?
Most of the restaurants on this list offer high chairs, pushchair access or dedicated kids’ play areas, making them a good fit for younger children as well as older kids. It’s always worth checking with the individual restaurant if you have specific needs, such as baby changing facilities.
Do I need to book ahead?
Some of these spots, particularly the more popular ones like Chi Lin Vegetarian, can get busy with locals as well as visitors. Booking ahead, or arriving outside peak lunch and dinner times, is a good idea if you’d rather not wait with hungry kids.
Is it easy to find vegetarian or familiar Western food in Hong Kong?
Yes — Hong Kong’s dining scene is wonderfully varied, so you’ll find everything from traditional vegetarian menus to familiar pizza and Western dishes alongside more adventurous options.
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