Madam Kwan’s Kids Menu Prices Malaysia 2026
Here is the honest starting point: Madam Kwan’s does not list a separate priced kids menu on its current board. What it has is a section called Continental and Kiddos, plus plenty of mild dishes elsewhere on the board that work well for children. This guide pulls those together from the full Madam Kwan’s menu, with real prices, so you can order for kids without guessing.
Is there a Madam Kwan’s kids menu?
Not as a separate priced menu, no. The current official board groups four dishes under Continental and Kiddos: chicken chop, fish and chips, spaghetti bolognese and spaghetti napolitan. Older guides mention a “Kiddo Spaghetti” item, but that dish does not appear on the current board, so it is not listed here as a current option. Prices may also vary at Singapore outlets, where a child portion of ipoh kway teow soup was once reported, but that is a different country’s menu and not part of the Malaysian board.
The good news is that Madam Kwan’s is genuinely family friendly. Outlets are mall restaurants with space for groups, highchairs are commonly available, and the board has enough mild, non-spicy dishes to feed children of most ages. The sections below sort those dishes by how fussy the eater is, not by a kids label the restaurant does not use.
| Continental And Kiddos Dish | Price | Good For |
|---|---|---|
| Spaghetti Napolitan | RM21.74 | Tomato and herb sauce, no meat, mildest main on the section |
| Spaghetti Bolognese | RM26.12 | Slow cooked tomato sauce with minced beef, for older kids |
| Chicken Chop | RM33.76 | Breaded chicken leg with vegetables, fries, black pepper or mushroom sauce |
| Fish and Chips | RM34.90 | Battered fish fillet with coleslaw, fries, tartar sauce, lemon slice |
What mild mains work best for kids?
Spaghetti napolitan is the safest first order: plain tomato and herb sauce, no spice, no meat surprises. Chicken chop is the next step up, since it comes with fries and vegetables and the sauce can be mushroom instead of black pepper. For kids who eat fish, fish and chips is familiar and filling, though at RM34.90 it is the dearest kids pick. A fried chicken drumstick at RM16.26 is a good smaller option for a child who will not finish a full chop.
| Mild Main | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Spaghetti Napolitan | RM21.74 | Tomato and herb sauce, mildest main |
| Fried Chicken Drumstick | RM16.26 | One piece, marinated in house spices, good smaller portion |
| Cream of Mushroom Soup | RM15.84 | Homemade creamy soup, works as a light main with rice or fries |
| Spaghetti Bolognese | RM26.12 | Tomato sauce with minced beef, for older children |
| Chicken Chop | RM33.76 | Ask for mushroom sauce instead of black pepper for younger kids |
| Fish and Chips | RM34.90 | Battered fish, coleslaw, fries, tartar sauce |
Which soups and noodles suit kids?
Soups are the secret weapon for younger children. Dumpling soup at RM26.12 has small prawn and chicken dumplings that kids usually enjoy, and the broth is gentle. Ipoh kway teow soup at RM22.82 is another mild bowl, with shredded chicken and prawns in chicken broth. Avoid the laksa bowls for young children: asam laksa and curry laksa are both properly spiced. For noodle lovers who want something plain, mushroom noodles with chicken at RM22.82 lets you pick steamed chicken, which is the mildest noodle option on the board.
| Soup Or Noodle | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Ipoh Kway Teow Soup | RM22.82 | Flat rice noodles in chicken broth, shredded chicken, prawns |
| Mushroom Noodles with Chicken | RM22.82 | Choose steamed chicken for the mildest version |
| Dumpling Soup Noodles | RM22.82 | Wonton noodles in chicken broth with dumplings |
| Slow Cooked Chicken Broth Noodles | RM22.82 | Wonton noodles in chicken broth with sesame oil |
| Dumpling Soup | RM26.12 | 6 dumplings in soup with vegetables, no noodles |
What sides, drinks and desserts work for kids?
Sides are cheap and solve most kids table problems. French fries at RM8.90, an extra rice portion at RM2.90, and beancurd at RM14.09 all work as fillers or sharers. For drinks, Milo at RM8.50 is the classic, soya bean at RM9.50 is mild and sweet, and longan ice at RM9.50 is a gentle cooler. Desserts are limited to two on the current board, and sago gula melaka at RM10.89 is the better kids pick: cold, sweet, and easy to share. Bubur cha-cha at RM13.01 is served hot and filling, so it suits older kids or sharing.
| Side, Drink Or Dessert | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| French Fries | RM8.90 | Universal kids side, pairs with any main |
| Extra Rice Portion | RM2.90 | White, coconut, oil or Nasi Bojari rice |
| Beancurd | RM14.09 | Deep fried egg tofu with shrimp floss |
| Milo, Ice or Hot | RM8.50 | Classic kids drink |
| Soya Bean, Ice or Hot | RM9.50 | Mild and sweet |
| Longan Ice | RM9.50 | Gentle cooler |
| Lychee Ice | RM9.50 | Sweet and mild |
| Sago Gula Melaka | RM10.89 | Cold sago with palm sugar and coconut milk, easy to share |
| Bubur Cha-Cha | RM13.01 | Hot coconut dessert, better for older kids or sharing |
What are the best ordering tips for families?
Order one adult main to share with a young child rather than a full second main. Madam’s Starters for 2 at RM34.90 gives kids satay, otak-otak, dumplings and wings to pick from, which is handy when you do not know what they will like. Ask for sauces on the side and mushroom sauce instead of black pepper on chicken chop. Order an extra rice portion at RM2.90 if a child wants plain rice with the adults’ dishes, and keep dessert simple with one sago gula melaka to share.
For budgeting, a kids meal of spaghetti napolitan at RM21.74 plus Milo at RM8.50 comes to RM30.24, and adding fries at RM8.90 brings it to RM39.14. A lighter option of dumpling soup at RM26.12 plus soya bean at RM9.50 is RM35.62. Adults should budget RM30 to RM50 each for a main plus a drink, so a family of four with two kids lands around RM130 to RM180 before desserts.
Madam Kwan’s kids menu FAQs
Does Madam Kwan’s have a kids menu?
No separate priced kids menu appears on the current official board. The Continental and Kiddos section lists chicken chop, fish and chips and two spaghetti dishes, and mild soups and sides fill the gaps for children.
What is the cheapest kids meal at Madam Kwan’s?
Spaghetti napolitan at RM21.74 is the cheapest kids main, and a fried chicken drumstick at RM16.26 is a smaller option. With Milo at RM8.50, a spaghetti napolitan meal comes to RM30.24.
Is Madam Kwan’s suitable for toddlers?
Yes, it is a mall restaurant with space for families and highchairs commonly available. For toddlers, share an adult dish or order dumpling soup and plain rice, and ask for sauces on the side.
What should kids avoid at Madam Kwan’s?
Spicy dishes like asam laksa, curry laksa, sambal petai prawns and assam prawns are too hot for most young children. Stick to spaghetti, soups, chicken chop and fish and chips.
Where do these kids menu prices come from?
The official Madam Kwan’s online ordering menu at madamkwans.com.my, fetched October 27, 2026. No separate kids menu prices exist on the current board, so every figure here is a real board price for a dish suited to children.
