Kid-friendly restaurants in Tokyo (17)
Big pancakes, eggs and familiar breakfast food are a nice reset when everyone is tired of negotiating unfamiliar menus.
Burgers, fries and outdoor seating by a broad avenue make this a low negotiation meal when kids are done trying new things.
The light yuzu ramen is an approachable first ramen stop, though you will want to go outside the busiest lunch rush with kids.
Ricotta pancakes and familiar breakfast food make this an easy choice when everyone needs a break from adventurous eating.
A calmer sit down option with bay views, ricotta pancakes and enough familiar food that kids usually find something easy.
A relaxed place to eat after browsing children's books and toys, with vegetable heavy dishes and plenty of families around.
Kids who like meat get the fun of cooking slices on the little tabletop stone, but expect a wait at popular times.
The individual booths turn dinner into an experience, though this works much better with school age kids than toddlers.
A roomy terrace and pancakes make this one of the easier sit down brunches when you have a stroller and energetic kids.
The game built into plate returns gives kids a reason to stay at the table, even if they mostly eat noodles and fries.
Right by the park with lots of vegetables, sandwiches and familiar brunch food, so it is easy to combine with a run around.
Come for the themed plates and character moments more than the food. Reservations are required and disappear fast.
The apple pie is the reward, but pasta and other familiar dishes make this a straightforward meal with cautious eaters.
The salad bar gives picky eaters lots of tiny choices, which can be far easier than committing to one unfamiliar plate.
Ordering from the screen and watching plates arrive is half the entertainment, and there are plenty of non sushi choices.
Highchairs, bibs, stroller space and actual kids meals make this one of those rare places where parents do not have to improvise.
The hamburger steak is familiar enough for cautious eaters, and the foil wrapped version is fun to open at the table.