Thanks Maggie, will go try 1,3,4 haha. Dim sum already got many choices/wish list...
Anymore to share?

Yessss agree on Kam Wah! That one wins hands down for me

Don't go to Australia Dairy Company in the morning. I received advice to go in the evening where there's less people and true enough, I didn't even have to queue at 3pm. Can just walk in and get a seat immediately.

Other than the Polo Bun, none of the other food fascinates me much. Maybe coz I didn't get to visit some of the popular restaurants except for Mak's Noodle. The dimsum there were pretty alright but I'm too used to Malaysian style of being able to dip in sauces which is uncommon in HK

Hahahaha why not? Lan Fong Yuen and Tai Cheong egg tart is within 1min walking distance - you can do that together. But to me, I don't really understand the hoo-haa of Tai Cheong. I asked some other friends and they too, agree it's just alright.

Going up to the Peak, you're just planning to check out the view and get down right? I suggest that you get your your peak tram tickets in advance and go for the fast track (short queue): https://www.klook.com/activity/765-peak-tra...rrace-hongkong/

But unfortunately Klook's one all include the Sky Terrace. If you didn't want the Sky Terrace, gotta get your tickets at the counter.

So perhaps after you're back from Victoria Peak can drop by Mak's Noodle for a meal.
I didn't mention "no people" woh hahahaha you said no queue, so I was doubting by asking really? as my friend went there before shop open and there was already a queue.
Forgot the price ady but Kam Wah is officially my favourite char chan teng! The french toast was just as awesome <3 ...hmmm they were rude? I think in comparison, staffs at Kam Wah is pretty nice. It rained a little and my friend were a little wet, the staffs gave him tissues to wipe off - which were surprising to us  coz you know, all the stories we heard on how bad char chan teng can be. But so far I've never really had any bad experience except encountering rude uncles along the road when I ask for direction.

Taufoo fah must go Lantau Island! They have this "spring water taufoofah" hahahahahahaha no idea genuine or not but I can tell you - it's really good. Very refreshing, cooling and silky smooth - almost melting in your mouth. How I missed it!!

Oh yeah Australian Dairy is a bit
While they weren't really rude, everything just felt very rushed for me including eating hahaha.

What did you miss? Kam Wah or Lantau Island??

Food recommendation ah... I did compiled a list but didn't manage to try most hahahaha. Still, others can benefit from it

Char Chan Teng
"Australia Dairy Company | 澳洲牛奶公司 - “Oh ngou” (澳牛),"
Kam Wah Cafe | 金華冰廳
Capital Café | 華星冰室
Lan Fong Yuen (蘭芳園)
Macau Tsui Yuen Café (food court) - famous for Portugese-style Curry with Farmer’s Bun, Macau Pork Chop Bun and Ice Coffee

Dim Sum
Lin Heung Tea House ( 蓮香樓 )
Vomiting Bun - Yum Cha Restaurant 飲茶酒樓
Dim Sum Square (聚點坊點心專門店)
Dim Dim Sum (點點心) - pez: I tried this, it's so-so. You can skip.
Maxim's Palace Chinese Restaurant (美心皇宮)

SPECIALTY FOOD
"Wanton Mee: Mak’s Noodle ( 麥奀雲吞麵世家 )"
"Pork Rib / Pork Chop Baked Rice: Mido Cafe (美都餐室)"
Yat Lok Roast Goose (一乐烧鹅)
Grilled Pork Cheek - Sun Kee Cheese Noodle at Tsim Sha Tsui / Wan Chai (新記餐廳)
Tomato Noodle & Crispy Pork Chop Bun - Sing Heung Yuen (胜香园/勝香園)
Beef Noodle - Kau Kee Beef Brisket Noodle (九记牛腩/九記牛腩)
Claypot Chicken Rice - Four Seasons Clay Pot Rice (四季煲仔飯)
Hing Kee Claypot Rice Restaurant
Curry Fried Rice - Yuk Kin Fast Food (郁健快餐)
Congee - Sang Kee Congee Shop
Burger - Little Bao

Thanks Maggie. Added Dundas Street and Mammy Pancake in my wish list. Some new places for me.