Dubuyo Kids Menu Prices Malaysia 2026
Dubuyo has no separate dubuyo kids menu with its own prices, so families order from the main board. The good news: plenty of mild, small and cheap dishes suit kids, from Chicken Kimbap at RM12.90 to Golden Crispy Beoseot at RM8.00. This guide lists the safest picks, what to skip, and what a family meal actually costs, and the full Dubuyo menu guide covers the whole board for the adults.
Does Dubuyo have a kids menu?
No, not as a printed board with its own prices. One reviewer at the Genting outlet mentioned ordering kids meals with peach tea, but no priced kids menu appears on the Dubuyo site, delivery listings or published boards. In practice, ‘kids meal’ at Dubuyo means small, mild dishes from the main card, ordered in kid-sized portions. That actually works in your favour, since kids eat the same halal kitchen food as the adults, just milder and smaller.
| Why it works for kids | What it means at the table |
|---|---|
| No separate board | Order any mild main in a small portion |
| Halal kitchen | Every dish follows halal standards |
| Small plates | Snacks from RM8.00 suit small appetites |
| Free flowing banchan | Extra side dishes keep kids picking |
What are the best Dubuyo dishes for kids?
Chicken Kimbap leads the list: rice rolls with chicken, veg and egg, easy to hold and easy to share, at RM12.90. Pabkon Chikin, crispy popcorn chicken at RM12.90, is the other crowd pleaser, and Honey Garlic Bulgogi Chicken at RM21.50 brings a sweet glaze kids tend to love. For fussy eaters, Vegetable Bibimbap at RM19.90 lets them pick around the veg, and Maandu dumplings at RM8.50 plus Golden Crispy Beoseot mushrooms at RM8.00 make cheap, low-risk tasters.
| Kid-friendly dish | Why kids like it | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken Kimbap | Handheld rice rolls, mild and filling | RM12.90 |
| Pabkon Chikin | Crispy bite-size chicken | RM12.90 |
| Honey Garlic Bulgogi Chicken | Sweet glaze, no heat | RM21.50 |
| Vegetable Bibimbap | Pick your own veg mix | RM19.90 |
| Maandu | Small dumplings, easy to share | RM8.50 |
| Golden Crispy Beoseot | Crunchy mushrooms, mild | RM8.00 |
What to skip for young kids
Skip buldak wings, dak galbi and the spicier kimchi stews for young kids, since those bring real heat. Extra spicy ramyeon broths are also a miss for small mouths. If your child wants to try a stew, order the plain chicken soondubu at RM17.90 and ask for it mild, which keeps the comfort without the burn.
What drinks and desserts suit kids at Dubuyo?
Peach Tea at RM8.50 is the easy winner, sweet, cold and caffeine free in the way kids need. Roasted Barley Tea at RM4.20 is the cheapest sip on the card and mild enough for most kids, while Green Tea at RM4.20 suits older kids. For dessert, Citron Dubu at RM10.50, soft tofu in sweet citron syrup, is gentle, light and fun to eat, and it splits neatly between two small spoons.
| Drink or dessert | Price |
|---|---|
| Peach Tea | RM8.50 |
| Roasted Barley Tea | RM4.20 |
| Green Tea | RM4.20 |
| Mineral Water | RM3.80 |
| Citron Dubu | RM10.50 |
How much does a Dubuyo family meal cost?
As an example, two adults sharing the set meal for two at RM59.90, plus Chicken Kimbap at RM12.90 and Pabkon Chikin at RM12.90 for two kids, plus two Peach Teas at RM8.50 each, comes to RM102.70 before tax. That is a full table for four with snacks to share. For tighter budgets, skip the set and build around the cheapest plates instead, which is exactly what the Dubuyo cheapest items guide maps out dish by dish. Early risers can also borrow from the Dubuyo breakfast menu picks, since mild morning dishes suit kids at any hour.
Family ordering tip: order one mild main per child, one shared snack plate, and one Citron Dubu to split for dessert. Kids eat best when the food arrives fast and they can pick at it, so snacks first, mains second.
Dubuyo kids menu FAQs
What parents ask before bringing kids to Dubuyo.
Is there a separate Dubuyo kids menu?
No. Dubuyo has no printed kids board with its own prices. Families order mild, small dishes from the main menu instead.
What is the cheapest kid-friendly dish at Dubuyo?
Golden Crispy Beoseot at RM8.00, followed by Maandu dumplings at RM8.50 and DubuYo Rice at RM3.90 as a filler.
Are Dubuyo dishes halal for kids?
Yes. Dubuyo Malaysia is halal certified, and the whole menu follows halal standards.
Can kids share a Dubuyo set meal?
Yes. The set meal for two at RM59.90 and for four at RM111.90 both come with banchan, rice and soup, and they split well across a family table.
What should kids drink at Dubuyo?
Peach Tea at RM8.50 is the popular pick, with Roasted Barley Tea at RM4.20 as the cheapest mild option and Citron Dubu at RM10.50 for dessert.
