Five Guys launches its first-ever Kids Meal in Hong Kong starting from just $80

The only possible con about a big, loaded burger is that sometimes you’re simply too stuffed to finish your meal, and you’re sat there in the detritus of a semi-demolished Wagyu patty and a few stray pickles, left with an overwhelming sense of guilt. Well, no more! Five Guys has just put a Kids Meal on the menu, and it only starts from $80.

For four decades, the American burger brand has barely changed their menu, but in the year of its 40th anniversary, Five Guys has made a child-centric addition to their offerings, and Hong Kong is one of the first markets to have it. 

The Kids Burger ($85) comes with a 100-g meat patty, hand-formed in store from fresh beef with a 80:20 lean-to-fat ratio. There is also an all-beef Kids Dog ($80), with the weiner split down the middle and grilled butterfly style so the edges get a little burnt. Both Kids Meals come with a mini portion of salted or Cajun fries, and a Minute Maid Qoo juice or bottled water.

Keeping with Five Guys tradition, younger customers can also call out their own toppings at the counter: any combination of ketchup, mayonnaise, mustard, and barbecue sauce comes at no extra charge. This meal was created with children aged 12 and under in mind, but what’s stopping an adult with a smaller appetite from ordering it themselves? Get the new Kids Meal at Five Guys branches across the city, for online collection, and via delivery.

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