Is it normal for a restaurant to classify a child in primary 6, of about 11 to 12 years old as an adult ?

Question

I know most places charged children above 12 years of age or at Secondary 1 at adult price. Isn't a Primary 5 or 6 children too young to be count as an adult ??

Answer 1

Yup but depends on the restaurant you go to.

Answer 2

I suppose 12 or so is the norm but restaurants can pick any age they want to the cutoff.  If they want it to be eight, they can do it.

Answer 3

The restaurant can set the age anywhere it wants to.  Your alternative is to find some place with a better deal.

Answer 4

shld b after 12 yrs, it is quite normal same as airline ticketing system!

Answer 5

If the children have reached the age of 12, no matter which level of schooling they had, I think the restaurant can consider them as adults.

Answer 6

12 is sort of the reasonable age to be charged as adults almost everywhere i've seen. But any younger than that leave or report them to case.

Answer 7

yeah it should be like 13.. 12 at the youngest