Australia Dairy Company （澳洲牛奶公司）| Hong Kong, CHINA
We
didn't have long to spend in Hong Kong as it was only meant to be a
short lay-over for us before we took a ferry across the sea to Macau
to watch the world renowned production - House of the Dancing Water.
Our
initial plan after dinner at Shang Palace was to jump into a cab,
dance our hearts out at LKF, grab a late night supper at Tsui Wah
Restaurant before crashing out on the comfy bed at the W. That never
happened, because trust me, if you had seen the crazy cyclone that
night, you would have made the same decision as us, go back to the
hotel, soak in the tub and snooze.
I
am however getting a little off the topic, but my point is, since we
had a relatively early night, we woke up the next morning feeling
very refreshed. I decided to drag the other travel bunnie out of bed
to the Australia Dairy Company.
Located
in the residential area of Jordan, Australia Dairy Company is known
for their long queues, extremely bad service and chaotic ambience.
Why did we go there? Well, I figured that if a place with such bad
service can be so in demand, then there's got to be something unique
about it.
We
got there extremely early and didn't even have to queue, but we still
had to share a tiny table with two other people. Not that I was
complaining. The menu here is simple, for breakfast, there's the
breakfast set ($28HKD) and a few other a la carte items can be
ordered.
Both
of us had the breakfast set which consisted of buttered white toast
with scrambled eggs, macaroni and ham in chicken stock soup and your
choice of tea or coffee (additional $2HKD if you want a cold drink).
In addition to that, I also had a serve of their famous steamed
milk custard ($23HKD).
The
other travel bunnie wasn't too impressed with the breakfast and to be
bluntly honest, I don't understand what the fuss is all about.
However, having said that the scrambled eggs were buttery and silky
smooth, and the steam milk custard was creamy and tasty. Would we go
back again? Perhaps not, but it was good to experience a traditional
cha chaan teng style breakfast.
Total
Bunnie Dollars Spent: $83HKD
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