10 Fancy Restaurants in Tokyo You Can Bring Your Kids To (Amazing!)
Skyline lunches, luxury buffets, kaiseki, and teppanyaki where families are genuinely welcome
10 places curated by KidsGoTravel for family travelers.
1. Peter at The Peninsula Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan
Modern French. A skyline lunch that still feels like a true special occasion. Family note: Children are welcome at lunch. At dinner, ages 7+ may use the main dining room; families with children 6 and under should reserve The Nest private dining room. A kids menu is available. Policies, menus, and hours can change, so confirm directly when booking.
2. Ventaglio at Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan
International buffet. Elegant buffet dining when everyone wants something different. Family note: The restaurant explicitly welcomes children and offers both a kids buffet price and a kids set menu. Policies, menus, and hours can change, so confirm directly when booking.
3. Towers at The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan
Modern bistronomy. High-floor Tokyo views with a polished but approachable menu. Family note: The hotel offers a Ritz Kids menu at Towers for children 12 and under; confirm the current menu when reserving. Policies, menus, and hours can change, so confirm directly when booking.
4. Grand Kitchen at Palace Hotel Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan
International all-day dining. A relaxed terrace-side meal beside the Imperial Palace moat. Family note: A dedicated kids menu includes soup, pasta, pizza, risotto, and sandwich choices; tell staff about allergies before ordering. Policies, menus, and hours can change, so confirm directly when booking.
5. Suiren at The Capitol Hotel Tokyu
Tokyo, Japan
Japanese and teppanyaki. A beautifully presented first kaiseki or teppanyaki celebration. Family note: High chairs, private rooms, and children's Japanese or teppanyaki meals for ages up to 10 are available. Policies, menus, and hours can change, so confirm directly when booking.
6. All Day Dining Origami
Tokyo, Japan
International and Japanese hotel classics. An easygoing luxury meal with a garden view and broad menu. Family note: The hotel identifies Origami as suitable for small children and provides high chairs and children's plates or sets. Policies, menus, and hours can change, so confirm directly when booking.
7. Cerise at Conrad Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan
International all-day dining. A stylish Shiodome meal with familiar options for younger diners. Family note: Cerise publishes a dedicated children's menu; contact the restaurant in advance for allergy or intolerance requests. Policies, menus, and hours can change, so confirm directly when booking.
8. China Blue at Conrad Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan
Contemporary Chinese. Modern Chinese dishes and dramatic views over Tokyo Bay. Family note: China Blue publishes a children's menu. Reserve ahead and confirm the best seating time for young children. Policies, menus, and hours can change, so confirm directly when booking.
9. Imperial Viking Sal
Tokyo, Japan
Luxury international buffet. A grand buffet where adventurous and selective eaters both win. Family note: Children are welcome without age restrictions. Child buffet pricing is offered for ages 4–12, with many approachable dishes and desserts. Policies, menus, and hours can change, so confirm directly when booking.
10. Kamon at Imperial Hotel, Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan
Teppanyaki. Dinner-and-a-show energy with wagyu and seafood on the teppan. Family note: Children may dine at Kamon; guests under 4 must use a private room. Reserve well ahead and mention every child's age. Policies, menus, and hours can change, so confirm directly when booking.