Stay
Jordan: Temple Street, halal kitchens, easier sleep than Mong Kok
Stay in Jordan for Temple Street, Kowloon Mosque, and Pakistani and Indian kitchens. A21 reaches it. Cheaper than TST, quieter than Mong Kok.
Notes dated 2026-09
Jordan sits between TST and Yau Ma Tei. Guidebooks give it less of a chapter. If you care about food you recognise and a night of sleep, it often beats Mong Kok.
Why eaters stay here
- Kowloon Mosque sits on Nathan Road; Fridays are busier nearby.
- From Chungking toward Jordan Road: Pakistani, Indian, Nepali, African kitchens. See the halal food page.
- Temple Street night market is a walk, on the Yau Ma Tei / Jordan edge.
Transit
MTR Jordan (Tsuen Wan line). Austin (Tuen Ma) is west, by West Kowloon and the HSR station — if you arrive by high-speed rail, west Jordan can beat south TST. A21 stops on Nathan Road.
Questions
Is Jordan safe at night?
Main streets stay lit and busy. Temple Street goes quieter after stalls pack up. Same rule as the rest of urban Hong Kong: watch your bag, skip the “come see gems” invitation.