Special Feature: 4 Family-Friendly Restaurants in Taipei – Ball Pits and Treehouses for Endless Fun

Reported by Hsiao Wan-ning / Taipei

Worried your kids might get bored during meals? Some restaurants focus on family dining, offering kid-friendly meals along with popular play areas like ball pits and treehouses. HowToTrip has compiled a list of four family restaurants in the Greater Taipei area that feature dedicated children’s play zones. Bring your little ones out for a fun family meal this weekend!

Mr. Tree’s Home

▲ Large ball pit (left) and artificial beach (right) offer plenty of space for kids to play. (Photo / fromMr. Tree’s HomeFacebook)
In addition to indoor space, Mr. Tree’s Home also offers a large outdoor yard where kids can play freely. The indoor area features a big castle-shaped ball pit for little ones, and the play zone is staffed with one or two attendants to monitor the environment and maintain order. Outside, there’s a slide encircling a large tree and a small sandbox—perfect for kids under six.
Phone: (02)3393-3313
Address: No. 38, Chaozhou St., Da’an District, Taipei City
Business Hours: Mon–Sun 11:30–21:00
Average Spend: Starting from NT$500

Banana Banna Kids Restaurant

▲ A huge ball pit lets kids play to their heart’s content. (Photo / fromBanana Banna Kids RestaurantFacebook)
Located in Neihu, Banana Banna Kids Restaurant is easily accessible by car or MRT. In addition to a variety of toys, it provides kids’ utensils and playthings. The play area not only includes a ball pit but also has surveillance cameras connected to a 60-inch TV outside, allowing parents to keep an eye on their children while dining.
Phone: (02)2632-0107
Address: No. 8, Lane 119, Donghu Rd., Neihu District, Taipei City
Business Hours: Mon–Fri 11:00–21:30, Sat–Sun 11:00–22:00
Average Spend: Starting from NT$300

Little Island Thai Restaurant, Luzhou Branch

▲ Indoors features a giant pirate ship, slides, and a ball pit, with occasional storytelling events. (Photo / fromBanana Banna Kids RestaurantFacebook)
This restaurant boasts a giant indoor pirate ship to fulfill kids’ pirate dreams. As the owner is a parent, child safety is a top priority—most equipment is padded to prevent injury. Unlike most family restaurants that serve light meals, this one offers Thai cuisine for a flavor change. But to suit children’s tastes, all kid meals are specially prepared to be less spicy and salty.
Phone: (02) 2847-3399
Address: No. 693, Changrong Rd., Luzhou District, New Taipei City
Business hours: Daily from 11:00 to 23:00
Average spend: Starting from 300 RMB

Isabella Style House

▲ A Doraemon-themed playroom where kids can have a blast. (Photo / fromIsabella Style HouseFacebook)
Featuring a Doraemon-themed playroom that children can enjoy for free, in addition to a ball pit, there are also slides and small rocking chairs. Cartoon models and patterns of Doraemon and Germs can be seen everywhere. The menu offers a variety of choices such as pizza, pasta, risotto, and soups. It's suitable for dining with children under 6 years old. Reservations are required on weekends due to higher customer volume.
Phone: (02)2883-3820
Address: No. 24, Lane 505, Section 5, Zhongshan N. Rd., Shilin District, Taipei City
Business hours: Daily: 11:30～21:30
Average spend: Starting from 499 RMB