Seorae Kids Menu
Seorae Singapore doesn’t list a separate kids menu, so children order from the regular menu. That’s not a problem, because the regular menu has plenty that kids enjoy: chicken dosirak at S$14.90, bibimbap at S$15.90, and mild grilled meats like galmaegisal to share. If you want the full range for the grown-ups too, start with the Seorae menu hub, then come back here for the kids.
What’s on the Seorae kids menu in Singapore?
Since there’s no printed kids section, the smart move is to build a kids meal from the rice dishes, pancakes and mild grilled meats. The rice bowls are the easiest win, they’re familiar, filling and not spicy, and the staff grill the meat at your table so you don’t have to cook while watching the kids. Everything below comes from the Seorae Singapore menu listing, with prices checked 12 November 2026.
| Kid-friendly item | Price | Why kids like it |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken Dosirak | S$14.90 | Rice with chicken sausages, anchovies, kimchi, radish, spinach and egg. The closest thing to a kids bento box. |
| Bibimbap | S$15.90 | Bulgogi and vegetables mixed with special sauce over rice. Ask for the sauce on the side if your child likes it plain. |
| Japchae | S$16.90 | Stir-fried rice noodles with meat and vegetables. Slippery, sweet and fun to eat. |
| Kimchi Jjigae | S$16.90 | Spicy kimchi stew with pork belly and tofu. Only for kids who already like a bit of heat. |
| Samgyetang | S$19.90 | Ginseng chicken stew with a tender quarter chicken. Warm, mild and comforting. |
| Dakgalbi (250g) | S$19.90 | Marinated chicken thighs grilled at the table. Juicy and easy to share. |
| Kimchi Jeon | S$19.90 | Korean pancake with pork belly and home-made kimchi. Crispy edges, soft middle. |
| Kkochi Platter (5 skewers) | S$24.90 | Charcoal-grilled skewers, the Korean street snack. Kids love food on a stick. |
| Galmaegisal (250g) | S$27.90 | The signature pork skirt meat, marinated and juicy. The one dish to try if you only order one grill item. |
The free banchan helps a lot with kids. The small side dishes, kimchi, bean sprouts, spinach and the rest, are free and refillable, so a fussy eater can graze while the main dishes cook. Just note the kimchi is spicy, so steer younger kids toward the bean sprouts and spinach instead.
Mild grilled meats are the safest bet for picky eaters
If your child is unsure about new food, order dakgalbi first. It’s marinated chicken, it grills fast, and it tastes familiar enough that most kids dig in without a fuss. The original galmaegisal is the next step up, it’s the house signature and it’s marinated rather than spicy. Skip the spicy marinades and the tteokbokki at S$17.90 for younger kids, the rice cakes swim in a hot sauce that most under-10s won’t enjoy.
How much does the Seorae kids menu cost?
One child eats well for around S$11 to S$20, and a family of four can share a set from S$58. The cheapest route is a weekday lunch set from S$10.90, served till 4pm with free soup and banchan. The table below shows the combos that work best, built from verified menu prices.
| Kids combo | Price | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Weekday lunch set | From S$10.90 | Sotbap, stew or noodles with free soup and banchan. Served till 4pm on weekdays. |
| One child meal: chicken dosirak | S$14.90 | Rice, chicken sausages, anchovies, kimchi, radish, spinach and egg. A full meal in one bowl. |
| One child meal: bibimbap + japchae to share | S$32.80 | Bibimbap S$15.90 + japchae S$16.90. Two dishes, plenty for one hungry child or two light eaters. |
| Value Set (2 pax) | S$58.00 | Grilled galmaegisal, jjigae with rice, japchae and free banchan. The best value for one adult and one child. |
| Pork Sharing Set | S$99.00 | Galmaegisal, samgyeobsal, dakgalbi, kimchi pancake, kimchi jjigae with rice and steamed rice. Feeds a family. |
| Pork Premium Set (3 to 4 pax) | S$118.00 | Char-grilled galmaegisal, samgyeopsal, kkochi platter, kimchi pancake, sundubu jjigae with rice, bibimbab and steamed rice. |
The Value Set at S$58 is the one to beat for a parent and child. You get the signature galmaegisal on the grill, a hot stew with rice, japchae and all the free banchan, which is a proper Korean BBQ experience for less than two separate mains would cost. For a bigger family, the Pork Sharing Set at S$99 covers four people with three grilled meats and a stew.
What should kids order at Seorae?
Start with a rice dish, since that’s the main event for a child. Bibimbap at S$15.90 is the plainest and most popular with younger kids, and chicken dosirak at S$14.90 is the safest pick for a fussy eater. Then add one grilled meat to share, dakgalbi at S$19.90 if they like chicken, or galmaegisal at S$27.90 if you want them to try the house signature. For the full list of grill cuts and set menus, the Seorae menu card lays out every item with its price.
| Order for kids | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken Dosirak | S$14.90 | The safest pick. Rice, chicken sausages and egg in one bowl. |
| Bibimbap | S$15.90 | Bulgogi rice bowl. Best for kids who like mixing their food. |
| Japchae | S$16.90 | Sweet stir-fried noodles. Good for kids who love noodles. |
| Dakgalbi | S$19.90 | Grilled marinated chicken. Best for kids who want to try the grill. |
| Samgyetang | S$19.90 | Mild ginseng chicken stew. Good on a rainy day or for a child with a cold. |
A few practical tips make the visit smoother. Staff do the grilling for you, so you can focus on the kids instead of the tongs, but the grill stays hot, so keep little hands on their side of the table. Book a weekday lunch if you can, it’s cheaper, quieter, and the lunch sets run till 4pm. If you’re planning a morning visit instead, the Seorae breakfast menu covers the early options.
Seorae kids menu FAQ
Straight answers on the questions parents ask most about feeding kids at Seorae Singapore.
Does Seorae Singapore have a kids menu?
No, Seorae Singapore does not list a separate kids menu. Children order from the regular menu, and the best kid-friendly picks are chicken dosirak at S$14.90, bibimbap at S$15.90, dakgalbi at S$19.90 and the mild grilled meats.
What is the cheapest kids meal at Seorae Singapore?
A weekday lunch set from S$10.90 is the cheapest way to feed a child at Seorae, with free soup and banchan included. Chicken dosirak at S$14.90 is the cheapest single kid-friendly dish on the regular menu.
What should kids order at Seorae?
Start with bibimbap at S$15.90 or chicken dosirak at S$14.90, then add mild grilled meat like galmaegisal at S$27.90 to share. Skip the spicy dishes like tteokbokki and kimchi jjigae for younger kids.
Is Seorae good for kids in Singapore?
Yes, Seorae works well for families because staff grill the meat at the table, banchan sides are free and refillable, and the sharing sets feed the whole table. The grill is hot though, so keep younger kids seated away from it.
Do kids eat free at Seorae Singapore?
Seorae does not advertise a kids eat free deal on its official site. A 2025 write-up reported free servings for kids below 110cm between 11.30am and 4pm, but this is not confirmed on the official site now, so ask the outlet before you count on it.