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From the family-favourite beachside restaurants like Limewood in Repulse Bay to Terracotta on Lamma Island, these are our picks for family dining that catches the sea breeze.
Few things say “Hong Kong family life” quite like spending the morning at the beach, followed by a long lunch with sandy feet and salty hair. Whether you’re looking for a family-friendly Repulse Bay restaurant, a waterfront spot in Sai Kung or an island escape on Lamma or Lantau, these beachside restaurants combine great food, sea views and easy-going vibes that make dining with kids that little bit easier.
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Treasure Island — Beachfront restaurant at Pui O, South Lantau Island
For a true island escape, head to Treasure Island at Pui O, where beachfront dining comes with front-row views of one of Hong Kong’s most laid-back beaches. Families can combine lunch with kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding or beach play, while parents settle into the relaxed Sun Terrace Bar atmosphere and pretend they’re a lot further from the city than they actually are.
Sassy Mama Tip: Treasure Island also hosts fantastic kids summer camps, and has campsites and cabins available for those looking to make it a full weekend adventure!
Treasure Island Beach Club, Pui O Beach, Lantau Island, Hong Kong, 5236 7013, www.treasureislandhk.com
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Limewood — The ever-popular Repulse Bay Restaurant
Limewood is an easy choice for families looking to refuel after a morning on the sand of Repulse Bay Beach. With a dedicated kids’ menu, dog menu for four-legged family members and plenty of outdoor seating to soak up the sea views, it’s the kind of place where everyone leaves happy.
Limewood, 103/104, The Pulse, 28 Beach Road, Hong Kong, 2866 8668, www.limewood.hk
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Terracotta Lamma — Beachside restaurant on Lamma Island
Terracotta offers a more grown-up Mediterranean dining experience on Lamma Island, making it best suited to families with older children or adventurous young foodies. There’s no dedicated kids’ menu, but the wood-fired dishes, fresh seafood and waterfront setting more than make up for it.
Sassy Mama Tip: We love calling in here for a well-earned, sunset refreshment before catching the ferry back to Hong Kong Island.
Terracotta Lamma, G/F, 47 Yung Shue Wan Main Street, Lamma Island, 9176 7500, www.terracottalamma.com/
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Cafe 131 — Newly-opened waterfront cafe at GO PARK Aqua
Cafe 131 opened alongside GO PARK Aqua earlier this year and brings the expertise of acclaimed French restaurant One Thirty-One to the waterfront. It’s the perfect spot to grab a coffee, pastry or light bite before heading out on the water, or to refuel after a morning of kayaking, paddleboarding or other water sports.
Cafe 131, GOPARK Aqua, Sai Sha, Sai Kung, New Territories, www.goparksaisha.hk
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Big Pink Burgers — A casual Sai Kung waterfront restaurant
From the team behind Sai Kung favourite Momentai, Big Pink Burgers keeps things simple with a small but seriously delicious menu of burgers, fries and sides. If the loaded burgers feel a little ambitious for younger taste buds, the crispy shoestring fries, corn ribs and chicken tenders are reliable crowd-pleasers for kids.
Big Pink Burgers, 43 Sai Kung Hoi Pong Street, Sai Kung, New Territories, 6257 2232, www.bigpinkburgers.com
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Lamma Grill — Relaxed family restaurant on the Lamma Island waterfront
With its relaxed waterfront terrace and cosy pub-style interior, Lamma Grill is the kind of place where you can easily while away an afternoon watching the Lamma Island ferries come and go. The menu caters to everyone with vegetarian, vegan and hearty comfort food options, as well as a diverse kids menu (with eight options) that doubles as a colouring sheet.
Lamma Grill, G/F, 36 Yung Shue Wan Main Street, Lamma Island, Hong Kong, 2982 1447, www.theislandmarket.hk
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Lantana by Vicky — The go-to restaurant at Lower Cheung Sha Beach
You can’t get much closer to the sand than Lantana by Vicky, a popular Cheung Sha Beach restaurant where parents can relax with sea views while the kids tuck into crowd-pleasing pizzas.
Sassy Mama Tip: Contact the team before your visit to see when the next kids’ pizza-making workshop is scheduled.
Lantana by Vicky, 40 Lower Cheung Sha Beach, South Lantau, 5401 3594, www.facebook.com/Lantana-by-Vicky
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The China Beach Club — Beachside restaurant in Mui Wo, Lantau Island
The China Beach Club is a long-time favourite for families looking to combine a beach day with a leisurely meal by the water. Overlooking Silvermine Bay Beach, this relaxed Mui Wo restaurant serves Mediterranean-inspired dishes and offers plenty of space for sandy, hungry kids fresh off the beach.
The China Beach Club, 18 Tung Wan Tou Road, Mui Wo, Lantau Island, www.openrice.com/the-china-beach-club
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Amalfitana — Family-friendly pizza restaurant in Repulse Bay
This family-friendly Repulse Bay restaurant serves authentic Amalfi Coast-inspired pizzas with front-row views of one of Hong Kong’s most beautiful beaches. Little ones will love the Bambino Pizzas, indulgent milkshakes and sweet dessert pizzas, while parents can settle in for sunset cocktails after a day on the sand.
Amalfitana, Shop 105, G/F, The Pulse, 28 Beach Road, Repulse Bay, Hong Kong, 2388 7787, www.amalfitana.hk
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M Square — Indoor sports bar and restaurant on Sai Kung waterfront
Located at WM Hotel with direct access to the Sai Kung promenade, M Square is a laid-back sports bar and grill where parents can enjoy pool tables and golf simulators while the kids tuck into family favourites. There’s no dedicated kids’ menu, but the fluffy Japanese-style soufflé pancakes are always a hit, alongside burgers, pizzas and fish and chips.
Sassy Mama Tip: There is free-parking redemption at the WM Hotel when you dine at its restaurants.
M Square, 28 Wai Man Street, Sai Kung, New Territories, WhatsApp: 9814 4329, www.wmhotel.hk
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Figos — A Discovery Bay restaurant popular with locals and day-trippers
As one of the most family-friendly destinations in Hong Kong, Discovery Bay has no shortage of places to eat, but Figo’s stands out thanks to its prime location near the ferry pier and overlooking Tai Pak Beach. This relaxed Discovery Bay restaurant offers a dedicated kids’ menu with plenty of choice, making it an easy stop before or after a day by the water.
Figos, Shop G07, Discovery Bay Plaza, Discovery Bay, 2987 2995, www.figosdb.com
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Editor’s Note: This article was most recently updated by Jess Mizzi in June, 2026
