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Award winning Banana Tree launches kids eat free for Feb half term

by Fiona Briggs
February 10, 2026
in Retailer News
Reading Time: 2 mins read

Banana TreeAward-winning Banana Tree is making family dining easier this February half term with the return of its Kids Eat Free offer.

The flavour-packed promotion is available from 15th February to 20th February at Banana Tree restaurants nationwide.

For every full-priced adult main ordered, one child can enjoy a free kids’ meal from the kids’ menu, making Banana Tree the perfect destination for a school holiday treat without the extra cost. Please let your server know when you arrive.

Whether you’re fuelling up for a day out or winding down after an afternoon of half-term adventures, this is a chance to enjoy bold and adventurous Southeast Asian flavours as a family for less.

From crowd-pleasing Katsu Curries and Wok-Fried Noodles to sweet and sticky BBQ wings, Banana Tree’s menu is packed with the punchy, playful dishes kids (and adults) love.

With over 40% of the menu plant-based, there’s something to suit every appetite and dietary need. And while the kids tuck into their free meal, adults can explore Banana Tree’s signature Southeast Asian favourites, enjoying vibrant flavours inspired by the street food kitchens of the region.

So whether you’re introducing little ones to something new or sticking to tried-and-true favourites, Banana Tree is the go-to spot for family feasts with big flavour and even bigger value this half term.

It’s likely to be busy so we highly recommend booking to avoid disappointment.

Kids Eat Free – Offer Details

Dates: 15th February to 20th February 2026

Offer: One free kids’ meal per full-priced adult main, from the kids’ menu only

Conditions: One free kids’ meal per adult main, per guest, for tables of up to six. Dine-in only. Not valid on delivery, takeaway or click & collect. Not valid at Banana Tree O2 on event days. Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer, set menu, voucher or discount. No cash value. ID may be required. Offer subject to availability and may be amended or withdrawn at any time.

To book your table or find your nearest Banana Tree, visit:

www.bananatree.co.uk

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