Does this restaurant in Sharm El Sheikh have kid-friendly or vegan food options?

A current report says there is no separate children’s food counter. Breakfast options noted for children were two types of cup yogurt and several kinds of dry cereal for milk; the guest did not see a blender or microwave in the restaurant.

According to one guest, staff could bring items from the kitchen on request even when they were not on the buffet. Stewed vegetables were served as a separate dish, which may be convenient for a child; ingredients and vegan suitability were not specified.

One review about the rooftop (roof) restaurant notes it serves the same buffet as downstairs but with lower quality food, and there is almost nothing suitable for kids to eat there.

A guest reports that food on the buffet is placed too high — even an average-height adult struggles to reach soup or porridge, let alone kids. The kids' area has high chairs, but the tables are an uncomfortable height for them. The same cartoon is looped (5 episodes) for kids, so children lose interest after a couple of days. No jarred baby food is available.

More recent reports say breakfast included oatmeal, boiled eggs, and made-to-order omelettes. These provide extra options for children, although some guests still consider the overall selection limited.

One guest also reports a dietary counter, three kinds of soup, and stewed beef. These may be milder alternatives to grilled and local dishes for children; vegan suitability is not specified.

A recent review says it may be difficult to find suitable food for children: pasta is only served with sauce, porridge is only available with milk, and the child did not like the mashed potatoes. The child mainly ate fries, bread, and dry cereal without milk.

According to reviews, kids actually eat: French fries, pasta, rice, plain unfried lean meat, and cola is available. There's a separate kids' restaurant with a similar menu plus nuggets. For very young children, parents bring their own store-bought baby puree jars.

Guests note that the main restaurant building doesn't serve fruit or pastries at dinner — these are only available at a separate 'Sweet House' venue, which can be inconvenient if you're looking for evening desserts or fruit.

The latest update says the place is currently serving mostly burgers and rustic-style potatoes. That may work for adults, but younger children may not like or eat this type of food.

If you’re traveling with a vegan child, plan a backup food option in advance: the discussion does not indicate a reliable choice of dishes without meat, dairy, eggs, or fish.

Having a high chair or kids’ table does not mean the restaurant offers a children’s menu. Based on the comments, you should not expect dedicated kids’ meals here.