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Shakariki 432 is a Japanese izakaya at Mayfair Market in City Link, off Mittraphap Road. …more
Eating out with the kids? These 9 restaurants in Korat are a starting point for your next family meal. Browse the food and locations, then choose somewhere that suits the whole table.
Ranked by Google rating, weighted by number of reviews · Editor's picks marked · updated October 2026
Shakariki 432 is a Japanese izakaya at Mayfair Market in City Link, off Mittraphap Road. …more
CHAM CHA bar&bistro is a restaurant on Sura Narai Road in Korat. …more
Tumkorat brings Thai and Isan food to Nong Krathum, north of Korat’s old city. …more
Ban Wihan is a Thai restaurant on Changphuak Road with a vintage-style interior and air-conditioned dining. …more
Chez Andy is a Swiss restaurant and steak house in Korat with pizza among its food choices. …more
8 Bistro is a restaurant and music bar on Sao Thong Lane, near Marie School. …more
Nub Phochana is a beef-noodle shop on Chomphon Road in Korat’s old town. …more
Bombay Indian Cuisine is an Indian restaurant in Soi Sueb Siri 29, with curries and naan at the heart of the meal. …more
Yong Poo Ob is a seafood restaurant in Mittraphap Soi 6, with a large crab sign to help you spot it. …more
The whole list is ordered by Google rating weighted by review count, using a 50-review prior and the mean of qualifying places. Food and drink places need at least 4.4 stars and 30 reviews, including editor picks. Editor picks are pinned first and marked. Lists need at least three qualifying places to appear in our directory.
We include places with an explicit matching feature in a stored Google snapshot, cited source, or reviewed business or team confirmation. At least three places must qualify. Check the source and updated date in each place guide before you go; services can change.
How we reviewStart with the meal your family can enjoy together, then compare the practical details. A recorded children-friendly feature is a useful starting point, but it does not establish highchairs, a play area, a children’s menu or space for every pushchair. Open the individual restaurant guide to understand the food and location, then ask about the particular facilities your family needs.
Choose a meal time around the youngest diners and the journey. Decide whether a quick individual dish or several shared plates will work better. If children have strong preferences, look at the current menu before setting out rather than assuming the restaurant can make any dish on request. Ask the kitchen directly about ingredients, and mention required changes when ordering so the whole table knows what has been agreed.
For several generations eating together, check seating and access as part of the reservation. Tell the restaurant the number of adults and children, whether anyone needs easier access and how you would like the group seated. A table near an entrance may suit one family, while another may prefer space away from music. These are booking preferences to discuss, not features guaranteed by the family label.
Keep the rest of the outing simple. Choose a restaurant near the activity you have already planned and leave room for a shorter meal if a child is tired. If friends or relatives are arriving separately, share the exact branch pin and the reservation name. One clear meeting point is easier than trying to coordinate several people across different places with similar names.
Keep the restaurant’s reply with your booking details so another family member can check the arrangements too.
Shakariki432 City Link Korat, CHAM CHA bar&bistro, Tumkorat, Ban Wihan Restaurant, Chez Andy Swiss Restaurant & Steak House, 8 Bistro, Nub Phochana, Bombay Indian Cuisine Korat, Yong Pu Aob
Give the numbers of adults and children, the arrival time and any seating or access needs. Ask about highchairs or a children’s menu only if you need them, and wait for the restaurant to confirm.