Hong Kong’s first children’s museum for children 0-10 years old with the goal of letting children “explore, create, and express themselves together.”
Admission:
Adult and Children: $100 HKD each/session, each session to be selected upon booking and usually 1 hour.
– Each child must be accopanied by an adult
– Each adult can only accompanied a maximum of 2 children.
More information and tickets can be purchase at: https://www.childrensdiscoverymuseumticket.hk/?lang=en
Indoor playroom for kids ages 6 months to 8 years old created by founders in the psychology background, Happy Theory is located in the Ocean Pride Mall.
Please make a reservation by contacting them through WhatsApp 852 9305 4575 for a session.
Admission Fees:
Weekdays – Kids first 30 mins: $80 HKD, extra 30 mins: $60 HKD Adults: $60 per head
Weekend and Public Holiday – Kids first 1 hour: $140 HKD, extra 1 hour: $120 HKD Adults: $60 per head
Available Sessions:
10:30 am – 11:30 am
11:40 am – 12:40 pm
12:50 pm – 1:50 pm
2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
3:10 pm – 4:10 pm
4:20 pm – 5:20 pm
5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
6:40 pm – 7:40 pm
Nature inspired theme indoor playground newly opened at The Mills with a restaurant as well.
Admission Ticket can be book via their website: https://www.thebigthings.com/en-us/playground
Admission Fee –
[First 60 minutes]
M-F: $140 HKD for one adult + one child, $50 HKD for additional adult, $90 HKD for additional child
Sat, Sun, and Public Holiday: $190 HKD for one adult + one child, $70 HKD for additional adult, $120 HKD for additional child
[Additional 30 minutes]
M-F: $60 HKD for one adult + one child, $20 HKD for additional adult, $40 HKD for additional child
Sat, Sun, and Public Holiday: $90 HKD for one adult + one child, $40 HKD for additional adult, $60 HKD for additional child
Western restaurant located in the Donate Village, a new area within D Park for children, this place is also a indoor playroom for the kiddies. The playroom has rope tunnels made of different network overlooking the restaurant sitting areas. There are also some wooden kitchen and supermarket toys. In addition, some of their tables have interactive screens for kids to play with.
Time Slots:
A – 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
B – 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm
C – 3:30 pm – 6:00 pm
D – 6:30 pm – 10:00 pm
There is minimum spending in order to play in the play area.
Weekday: $150 HKD/Adult, $100 HKD/child
Weekend: $180 HKD/Adult, $100 HKD/child
Parents and children are required to wear socks within the area and there are lockers available as well.
Full family restrooms within the restaurant with nursing rooms and diaper changing area.
– Submitted by Indigo Joy
Japanese restaurant featuring cute Japanese cat characters that’s stamped on their food and desserts.
Children’s menu is available and right outside the restaurant is the big indoor play area D-Central Park.
Hidden on the second floor across from Coral de Cafe, this restaurant serves Southeast Asian fare along with some western dishes as well.
High chair and a small play area available.
Australian style steakhouse that is known for their laid back atmosphere and made to order steak.
They have a kids menu called the “Joey Menu” in homage to the name of baby kangaroos.
Cherry Tokyo Cafe serves a fusion of Japanese and Western cuisine using Japanese ingredients and western methodology of cooking. They also partner with Blooms Roastery & Craft Tea to create their coffee house blend.
Highchairs and kids’ menu are available and they are right next to the Whale Garden which is the free outdoor but covered playground in D Park.
Japanese chain ramen restaurant with over 700 locations worldwide, this one in D Park has a kid’s menu, high chair, and stroller parking.
