Anyeong Noona

The scene of the neighbourhood around Jordan MTR which is full of signages which look pretty much dangerous when typhoon hits the city. Well, maybe they are stronger than they look. 

If you are wondering which one is Australia Dairy Co., you just need to see which building has a long queue formed in front of them.  The queue at 9.30AM was not too bad though and since the restaurant staff make sure that noone dilly dally around inside the restaurant without eating, you can get your seat pretty fast. In fact, Noona only needed to wait for 5 mins. 

If you are confused about the menu at Australian Dairy Company, you just need to look at this three colors signboard. Noona's Chinese characters are actually not that advance yet although she could tell that the blue menu has the words "Breakfast" at the top. Since we came in the morning so decided to just go for it, man. Oh right, if you want to get your eggs scrambled, remember to say the magic words in Chinese "chao dan". If not, you will receive a sunny side up instead. Why does Noona make so much fuss about this is mainly because the reason for the long queue formed outside Australia Dairy Company is the scrambled egg. 

Noona opted to drink Hong Kong milk tea why travelling buddy wanted to try milk. White milk, omg. Noona can't withstand drinking pure white milk without any flavor added. Hahaha. 

The highlight of the breakfast set is definitely the scrambled eggs. Totally no idea how Australia Dairy Company cook the scrambled egg (perhaps they learn all the way from Australian chef, who knows) but the egg tastes so good especially when eaten together with the butter toast. Yummy! 

After the meal, Noona randomly took picture of a random street of Hong Kong and had fun trying new filtering function from Line Camera. That's when she figured out how to show only the red color portion of the picture. Turns out to be quite cool. #filteringalltheway

Australia Dairy Co. is located at:

47-49 Parkes Street Jordan (near Jordan MTR)

Opening hours:

Daily 7.30AM - 11PM

We used the queue machine which generate queue number based on how many people dining. We thought the queue won't be long until we realised that the number was not generated in orderly fashion. It jumps from A to C to B and any random number with no particular sequence. Faintz. 

Oh well, one of the things which you could do is to check out the menu first. You could grab the menu book from the table located in front of the store. Some of the popular dishes are on bigger display though. It seems that Moomin Cafe serves Western food. 

30 minutes later, Noona got seriously bored and tired from all the standing (yes, standing does make you tired too) but we saw people coming from one restaurant to another just to check out the queue so every restaurants in the mall seem to be in "FULLY CROWDED" condition at 7.30PM-ish. 

Finally, Noona and her dinner buddy could get their table at 7.45PM. Oh my gawd, the way to dine in Moomin Cafe seems to be as far as the painted road in the painting hanged inside the restaurant (oh apparently Noona still has the energy to joke...lol). 

Jolly seated, with Little My sitting right opposite Noona. 

If you are a fan of Moomin, you will squeal with happiness because this is basically a themed cafe which allow you to eat with the characters from the Moomin's story. However, so far, Noona has not seen anyone coming alone to really eat one-on-one with one of these characters though. Probably Saturday night is not really the best time for solo-diners to pop in. =P

Noona will cover more on the food and the characters in Moomin Cafe in the next post as the pictures are quite a lot for one blog post. Until then, anyeong!