Day by day

Suggested itinerary

See each day's route, highlights, background and stay together in one place.

Morning

Jordan Station → 47 Parkes Street → Order an egg-and-toast meal with a drink or milk pudding, depending on how hungry you are

After the meal

Take a short walk around Jordan or head to Tsim Sha Tsui. Don’t expect Temple Street Night Market to be operating in the morning as it does at night.

Places and meals

Australian Dairy Company

A quick Jordan meal centered on eggs and toast.

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How to fit it in

Think of this cha chaan teng as a quick stop where seating, sharing a table, ordering, and paying happen in rapid succession—not a leisurely brunch spot. Visit from your Jordan accommodation as your first stop, or head north along Nathan Road toward Yau Ma Tei after eating for a simple onward route.

Reality check

Transport

Australian Dairy Company is at 47 Parkes Street in Jordan. Walk there from Jordan Station and check the sign so you don’t join a queue for a restaurant across the street or nearby.

Time

Allow 20–30 minutes to eat once seated, plus 20–40 minutes for the queue. If the wait exceeds 30 minutes, switch to a nearby cha chaan teng rather than missing another part of your morning.

Cost

Check the price of an egg-and-toast set first, and avoid doubling up with macaroni soup and pudding. Carry some small bills for quick payment.

Safety

Sharing tables and fast ordering are the norm, so choose another restaurant if you have complex dietary needs or allergies.

If plans change

Australian Dairy Company: If You Give Up on the Queue

Switch to another cha chaan teng in Jordan and keep the rest of your nearby plans.

Small tip

Decide on your order in one sentence before sitting down, such as a scrambled egg and toast set with hot milk tea. Ask whether the milk pudding is available cold or warm, and skip it if dairy doesn’t suit you.

Final check before departure

  • Save the walking route from Jordan Station to the restaurant, then choose a direction that continues toward Yau Ma Tei or Temple Street.
  • Go in if you can finish the meal and queue within an hour. If the wait is longer, head straight to a nearby cha chaan teng.
  • Check set prices and the cost of add-ons first. Avoid doubling up on eggs, toast, or macaroni so you stay within your breakfast budget.
  • If you’re uncomfortable sharing a table or need to explain an allergy, choose an alternative where ordering is easier instead of trying to keep up with the fast turnover.
  • Note with a scrambled egg, toast, and tea order combination
  • Check with your group whether you’re comfortable sharing a table and how much dairy you’ll have
  • Save a Jordan cha chaan teng to visit if the wait exceeds 30 minutes

Before setting out, check the Tourism Board’s restaurant information against current opening notices, including regular closing days. In particular, if you plan to visit on a Thursday, don’t make a special trip without confirming it is open. If it is closed or hours have changed, switch to another Jordan breakfast spot.

Information checked: 2026-10-03

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Check the location on the map

Use Google Maps to review the location and nearby route. Recheck opening hours and prices with the official source before visiting.

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