Little Diners, Big Smiles: Your Guide to Dining with Kids at Sushi Hiro
Sushi Hiro was made for families. Between the moving belt, the colourful plates and a certain mascot named Hiro Boy, there’s plenty to keep little ones smiling. Here’s how to make the most of your next family meal.
The Hiro Kids Menu
Our kids’ sets are tasty, fun and made for children aged 12 and below. Each one comes on a playful character tray with curly fries and butter corn on the side:
- Hiro Chicky Fried Rice: garlic fried rice with fried chicken and fish cake.
- Hiro Salmon Ochazuke: dashi broth on rice with tofu, seaweed, fish cake and salmon flakes.
- Hiro Chicky Tomato Pasta: tomato pasta with fried chicken and fish cake.
Hiro Boy’s Mini Adventure
Waiting for food is easier with a mission! Our kids’ activity sheet has three:
- Mission 1 — Sticker Mapping: match each of Hiro Boy’s poses.
- Mission 2 — Find the Way: help Hiro Boy through the maze to the treasure.
- Mission 3 — Story Time: read a Hiro Boy mini comic together.
Loved the comic? You can read every Hiro Boy story in our Comic Corner — a new one arrives every quarter.
Kid-approved plates on the belt
Let kids pick their own plates — they’ll love it. Gentle favourites include tamago (sweet omelette) sushi, corn mayo gunkan, egg mayo inari, edamame and fried tofu, while the blue plates bring takoyaki, mochi and fruity puddings.
More gentle picks from the menu
- Chawanmushi, a silky steamed egg custard.
- Atsuyaki Tamago, our house-made rolled omelette.
- Wakatori Karaage, Japanese-style fried chicken.
- Kitsune Udon with sweet seasoned tofu.
- A scoop of mango, matcha, vanilla or chocolate ice cream to finish.
A few tips for parents
- Come early — we open at 11:30am daily, when it’s calmer and easier to find a table.
- Check the menu for the spicy label if you have little ones who prefer mild food.
- Ask for a high chair or kids’ cutlery at any outlet — every one of the six keeps them.
- Keep an eye out for Hiro Boy — he visits Sri Petaling, Menjalara, USJ Taipan and Klang every weekend, and he loves a photo. He can come on a weekday too if you let the outlet know four days ahead.
Celebrating something?
Bring your own cake and celebrate with us. If you would like decorations as well, call the outlet in advance so the team can set aside a suitable table.
Everything parents ask, in one place
High chairs, parking, halal, birthdays and the rest — we have answered them all on our Families & Kids page.
