20 ausgewählte Restaurants in Umgebung von JordanStation nach Empfehlung

Kai Kai Dessert (Jordan) is a Michelin Bib Gourmand restaurant known for traditional Cantonese sweet soups and tong sui. Diners highlight its smooth, finely ground textures and balanced sweetness in options like black sesame paste and almond or walnut soups. A lively, always-busy shop, it offers an authentic local dessert experience that often draws a steady queue.

A noodle specialty restaurant with a long history, it offers a menu using homemade handmade noodles. The noodles are firm and chewy, which is probably to the liking of Japanese people. The volume is larger than it looks, so you will be satisfied with your meal. Wontons are also recommended.

The Astor offers a characterful buffet inspired by old Hong Kong, with décor and serving stations that evoke the city’s restaurants of the 1960s and 70s. Diners find a wide range of international options, from Western grill specialties and seafood to Chinese dishes and a popular Japanese counter with sashimi and tempura. Highlights often include roast beef, Peking duck, and other carved meats. Attentive, courteous staff contribute to a smooth and enjoyable dining experience.

Kowloon Curry House & Bar is a small Temple Street restaurant specializing in Nepali cuisine with distinctive interpretations of classic Indian dishes. Freshly cooked curries and delicate momos are highlights, alongside other Nepalese specialties. Friendly, efficient service balances a dining room that some find a bit dark and compact.

Located within a central hotel, City Café offers an international buffet featuring both Western and Chinese dishes. Breakfast includes a wide selection of baked goods, fresh produce, and made-to-order eggs alongside quality coffee and tea. Later meals highlight fresh seafood and flavorful soups. Service is described as friendly and professional, contributing to a pleasant dining experience.

Located just a minute's walk from Yau Ma Tei Station Exit C, this restaurant specializes in Hong Kong clay pot rice. The restaurant is popular among tourists, with mostly Japanese and Chinese customers. Our recommendation is the kamameshi with octopus and chicken. The combination of the octopus's elasticity and the juicy chicken is delicious.

Studio Caffeine is a cozy coffee shop on Temple Street in Jordan, known for its carefully prepared espresso drinks and aromatic teas. The menu highlights Western-style café dishes, from cooked breakfasts to salads, pastas and generous platters that feel satisfying yet light. Warm wood tones, artwork and subtle industrial details create a relaxed, comfortable setting for enjoying coffee or a casual meal.

Yadllie Plate (Mong Kok) specializes in Korean fried chicken, sizzling stews, and comforting side dishes. Diners highlight juicy, crisp chicken in various seasonings alongside hearty hot pots and egg dishes. The wood-accented interior creates a relaxed, comfortable atmosphere. Service is casual, with table buzzers used to request staff attention.

Tai On Coffee & Tea Shop is a retro Hong Kong café noted for its molten egg tarts that fuse classic pastry with a lava-style caramel center. The kitchen pairs cha chaan teng staples like char siu noodles with creative East–West plates and specialty coffees and teas. Vintage décor recalling mid-century Hong Kong and courteous service give the space a nostalgic neighborhood feel.

The Nest Restaurant & Bar serves a mix of Nepali and Indian dishes in a comfortable setting with some semi-open seating. Guests highlight flavorful specialties such as chicken momo and traditional thali sets, along with a selection of draft beer. The staff is noted for attentive, welcoming service, creating an easygoing spot for both vegetarian and non-vegetarian diners.

Thai-In offers traditional Thai cooking with bold, well-balanced flavors, from stir-fried flat rice noodles to coconut-rich curries and satay. Sauces and seasonings are carefully prepared, and even the drinks reflect familiar Thai tastes. Attentive, friendly staff and a busy dining room create an energetic, welcoming atmosphere.

Bombay Indian Restaurant offers classic Indian cuisine tucked just behind the bustle of the Temple Street market. Guests highlight fragrant curries, including lentil dishes, okra and chickpea preparations, and lamb saagwala, with spice levels that can be adjusted. The compact, air-conditioned dining room and attentive staff create a comfortable break from the surrounding street life.