Face to Face noodle house

This is the only place I’ve tried chili pan mee, so I don’t have much to compare it to. But I love the noodles here! They’re apparently homemade and chewy, and not too hard. The pork and egg perfectly compliments the noodles. The dry chili is on the side allowing you to make it spicy as you prefer. I’ve also dried the wanton dumplings, which were also really flavorful. The food here isn’t oily and really salty like some other places I’ve tried in KL. I like this place so much that I came here 2x in one week! The prices are really great too, especially for being located in Bangsar. I’m giving it 4 instead of 5, only because I wish the portion was slightly bigger – I want more noodles!

My home country does not have pan mee. Let alone, chili pan mee. When my friend took me to Face to Face at the first time, I was so excited of how delicious it tasted. :) Setup in a simple humble shop, Face to Face is an inexpensive, quick choice when I just don’t know what to eat.
They have a lot of branches around KL and Selangor, and the food quality is consistent across the branches. My favourite dish is the house specialty minced pork noodle which is RM 7 (used to be RM 5.40 longgg time ago), but I also love their Sarawak noodle and their original chili pan mee. At times when I feel I need extra food because I’m too hungry, I would order their fried wantan too, it’s yummy too! :)
As I tried many more pan mee in KL, I realize actually there are more places serve better pan mees than Face to Face. However, their special minced pork pan mee is quite unique and it’s not always found anywhere else. Therefore, I still revisit this place quite frequently.

I always left Face to Face with satisfaction and full stomach. Their shop is pretty small so can’t really occupy a lot of people, and it’s better to sit outside for less noise and sometimes it gets too cold inside. There’s also this lady who takes our order, and she’s the sweetest lady ever! I come there quite often so she recognise me already and every time I am there, she’ll always greet me with the most genuine smile and asking how am I. She gave the best service a customer could ever asked.
Other than that, the food is amazing as well. I love their chilli pan mee noodle. You will get noodle with egg, slices of pork, and ikan bills as well. It’s so yummy and it probably will only cost you less than RM10 for a good decent portion. Other than their famous chilli pan mee, I ordered their dry sarawak noodles and it comes with slices of pork, veggie and meatball soup. It’s a really great affordable food you can’t resist.
Try out their refreshing drinks like honey lemon, three musketeer, chrysanthemum tea, and many more to choose from. Would go back here every time I got chance!

I was in a the Chilli Pan Mee phase for some time and was trying out every place that I found. I’ve always heard of this Face to Face but never got the chance to go to one, untill I stumbled upon this outlet here in Bangsar, very convenient for me, I must say when I first saw the noodles served, I knew it wasn’t going to taste good, just from the uneven ratio of toppings to noodles and the texture of the noodles.
The chilli wasn’t fresh as well, yes, there is a difference between fresh chillis and overnight chillis and taste is quite significant if you ate enough. Anyways, my meal didn’t taste good and I had much, much more better ones. The only upside from this place is the convenience it gives me and probably to other people in the area.
If you’re a fan of CPM and is expecting much from this place, don’t. But if you’re just looking for a normal meal, it’s no problem at all.

Face to face is a pretty well known restaurant for the chill pan mee. It’s pretty tasty and it has quite a good variety of other local noodles but the go to dish would definitely be the chill pan mee. You can opt to add more chill for your liking if you’re up for a spicier meal. Service is pretty decent, I think everything is basically pre made so they serve the food pretty quickly. Your order would arrive in like 15 to 20 minutes time on average if it’s not too packed on lunch time.
Parking are by the streets so it’s not too difficult to find parking, make sure you pay for the ticket if it’s needed.

Noooodleees nomnom!
I prefer places that specialise in one dish.
Then you are sure that they know what they are doing and that they do it with experience and expertise. THIS PLACE might be guilty for making you bite your tongue, because it is just soooo yummy!
If you are a little adventurous go for their chilli sauce chilli sarawak noodles. It is a little spicy, joke it is really spicy, but it wakes you up indeed!
I definitely enjoyed my meal here and I want all of my friends to try this spicy meal to test how much spice they can handle ;D
Enjoy !

If you like noodles then you have to try this place.
Face to Face restaurant is known for the Sarawak’s homemade noodle. Yes, homemade. You will never find a place that serves better noodles then here.
The menu has a big variety of noodles combined with meat, seafood or vegetables, or soup. The outlet from Bangsar has also some tables outside, in case that you wanna smoke. The atmosphere inside is nice and quite and the design is modern and simple. You can come here to have a delicious meal, with a friend and also have a nice talk, because it’s noise i slow. The staff is great, happy and they know english so you will get along with them.
In my opinion, the price is incredible cheep. Around 9RM for a dish which is quite big.
I served here the «Traditional Sarawak Noodles» with beef and vegetables. It was the best noodle dish I ever had.