Itacho Kids Menu

Let me be straight with you. Itacho Sushi Singapore did not publish a dedicated kids menu, and I could not find one on its official site when I checked. That did not mean kids could not eat well there. It means diners built a kids meal from the regular menu, piece by piece, and that actually worked in their favour, because diners controlled the size, the fish, and the spice.

Does Itacho Sushi have a kids menu?

I checked the official Itacho Sushi Singapore site before the closure, and it lists categories like Sushi, Sashimi, Premium Set, Donburi Set, Grill, Mini Rice, Nabe, and Dessert. It does not list a kids menu, a kids set, or a kids price. Review and guide sites do not show one either, so this article does not invent one.

What families do get is useful. The Plaza Singapura listing notes highchairs were available, and the ordering style helps too. You order piece by piece, so a child who only wants egg sushi and cucumber rolls is not forced into a big set. If your child is a cautious eater, that freedom is worth more than a branded kids box.

What can kids eat at Itacho Sushi?

Start with cooked, mild, and familiar. Raw fish is a personal call for your family, and younger kids often do better with cooked options first. The regular menu gives you plenty of those, and the small piece sizes make tasting low risk.

Kid Friendly Sushi Picks

These are my picks for a first visit, drawn from the regular menu rather than a kids set. Tamago is sweet, soft, and usually a hit. Cucumber rolls are crunchy and plain. Corn salad handrolls are mild and fun to hold. If your child already eats salmon, a plain salmon piece is a gentle next step.

* Dated guide prices from review and guide sites, not the official site. In store prices may differ, and GST and service charge may apply.

Cooked mains for hungrier kids

For a child who wants a real meal, look at the cooked side of the menu. Reviewers mention pork chop with scrambled egg and rice, soba in soup with tempura, and grilled items. A mini rice bowl also suits smaller appetites, since it is a compact portion rather than a full don. Ask staff what cooked sets are running that day, because seasonal items change often.

How much does a kids meal cost at Itacho?

There is no kids price to report, so think in pieces. A light kids meal of three or four small pieces plus a drink can land under S$10 at guide prices. A hungrier child who adds a cooked rice dish or a roll will push closer to S$15 or S$20. Adults in reviews often report around S$20 to S$25 per person, so a child who eats like an adult will cost about the same.

My honest tip is to order in two rounds. Get three pieces first, see how your child feels, then order more. It avoids waste, and it stops the classic problem of a full set going cold while a child picks at one piece.

Tips for eating at Itacho with kids

Go slightly off peak if you can. Reviewers often mention queues at lunch and dinner, and a hungry child plus a long wait is a rough combination. Ask for no wasabi on kids pieces, and ask staff to keep raw and cooked pieces on separate plates if that matters to you.

• Order tamago and cucumber first, they arrive fast and settle hunger.
• Ask for a highchair when you book or arrive, especially at busy malls.
• Skip spicy rolls and heavily sauced pieces for younger kids.
• Check allergy notes with staff for egg, soy, and seafood.
• Keep the receipt, since piece prices vary by item and season.

Itacho Kids Menu FAQ

Short answers to the questions readers ask most, with the same honesty warnings as the rest of this guide.