HK restaurants with high chairs

[brainleacher]

Hello,

I was hoping to get a list together of what restaurants actually have a high chair for the wee ones. And I am NOT talking about the chinese version of a high chair (the ones you worry your baby might fall down with the whole thing), but the real high chairs with the belts and stability.

So far I found 3 restaurants:
PizzaExpress - Taikoo Shing
SimplyLife - Taiko Shing (Cityplaza)
EXP - Taikoo Shing (Cityplaza)

Please post more locations. Because until now I was dragging my own high chair along in the bus or MTR (not talking about being overloaded with all the other baby items too) until just recently.

Thank you so much!

 

[Honkyblues]

Proper highchairs? Like snow in the sahara! Here are a few I've found:

Central: the Landmark Three-Sixty (can you believe that's the only place I've found in Central???)
Admiralty: Dan Ryan's at Pacific Place
Wan Chai: Fat Angelo's, Starbucks at the Hopewell Centre
Causeway Bay: Tony Roma's in Times Square
Peak: Cafe Deco, (and if memory serves, I think the Starbucks there might have some too - not all Starbucks do)
Repulse Bay: the Verandah
Stanley: Pacific Coffee

Please, would be great if everyone could add to the list. But as you say, a safe highchair with a 3-point or 5-point harness is extremely difficult to find. Really bugs me! They only cost about $200 in Ikea.

Hope that helps a little

 

[MLBW]

You drug a full-sized high-chair along with you or was it some sort of collapsible one? I don't have any pointers on HK restaurants with high chairs but will be interested to find out about some.

 

[MLBW]

Oh, I think that the Ajisen noodles shops have booster chairs which worked just fine as a high chair for our 8-month-old.

 

[carang]

most, but not all, spaghetti houses have them

 

[LeahH]

For portability, you could try the totseat from B2B, it's a material seat that ties onto all kinds of chairs and securely fastens the baby in. It squashs down in your bag, I take it everywhere. It doesn't actually raise the baby up though so you cant use the table easily. Or there is the Phil and Teds seat that fastens onto the table - pretty easy to carry, but not as compact as the totseat.

 

[tstmum]

We've got a First Years portable booster seat that can be strapped onto most chairs. It is about 5 cm thick deflated and about 8-10 cm or so inflated (it self inflates when you release a valve), so you get a bit of extra height. Other dimensions approx 22 cm x 27 cm (sorry, trying to measure it with a very short ruler!). We've used it a few times at restaurants in HK but mostly use it when we travel in hotels, at parents place, etc. We purchased it at B2B.

 

[jellybaby]

McD/McCafe, KFC, Cafe De Coral, Genki Sushi have them

 

[carang]

you can also get the first years seat at toys'r'us...
we had that for our first, but with our second, we've put her into the "chinese" style highchairs in the restaurants that we go to. as we eat mostly in chinese restaurants with hubby's family, our kids have gotten used to them. we ALWAYS place an adult on either side of the child and ALWAYS keep a very close eye on the kids while in the chair, but we've never had a problem.

 

[Honkyblues]

Forgot to say:
also Starbucks upstairs in Pacific Place
Dan Ryans in Ocean Terminal
Union Bar in IFC
Tree in Horizon Plaza