Face to Face Noodle

In love with their Chilli Pan Mee!!!
Well I’ve tried Jojo’s Pan mee and also the Kin Kin Pan Mee and well, many other Pan Mees, but I find that I like F2F’s version better.
Right amount of materials and portion and the noodles are much more «QQ» compared to others. Pricing of a bowl was at RM 7.90 these days and I’m hoping that they won’t shoot up again anymore. :(It used to be RM 5.30 per bowl during ²⁰¹¹⁄₂₀₁₂ that period. 3 years of drastic price change is really crazy!!!
Their signature pan mee (in soup) is equally delicious. I usually take that when it’s a rainy day or maybe when there’s a day that my stomach is not feeling so well for spicy food. Man the chilli is such an amazing stuff! I can literally dip it with ANYTHING!!!
Well for F2 °F haters, haters gonna hate hate hate hate hateeeeeeeee. LOL whatevs: P

Pan mee lovers everywhere pretty much worship this place. My obsession with Face to Face started out when I was a student in uni as this place was all the rage in Subang. Their signature House Speciality Pan Mee is definitely the way to go. I think off all the times I’ve been here, only once have I deviated from my usual order to try the Sarawak noodles which while being tasty, was very dry.
Oddly though I’ve actually trued their version of French Toast and it was surprisingly good for a noodle house. Served with honey and a layer of peanut butter in the middle, I find myself ordering this as a takeaway dessert most days. The servers in their ss15 outlet however can be a little crabby at times, so I do try to be extra nice when ordering, just a little tip.

Noodle Fan? Want to have a noodle invasion? You come to the right place!
Face to face noodle offers pretty wide range of noodle you could find in Kuala Lumpur-​like Pan Mee, Curry laksa, Wan tan mee and many exciting more. I am totally a fan of their meaty noodle where they have shredded meat, sauce and some sort of crispy biscuit. They are exquisite. Plus, never ever left the supreme curry laksa pan mee. Yum is the word! Must, a whole lot of Must! Add their spice from the edge of the door, it makes it even better, a bright red invasion. Won’t you love it?
After you picked and paid for your food. the resit has a pin code and you could collect your food once it reaches your pin code which I think is pretty cool. Their seating and decors are those habitual taiwanese designs, simple and nice! But don’t expect a wifi. Their pricing matter are DARN expensive, (well, is considered cheap in Taylors) around RM 7.50– Pan Mee or RM 8.90 Curry Noodle for a bowl.
Please do order their beverage as well, is rather refreshing even with such a high price– RM 4. but definitely worth paying for it. Also, you could find lots of outdoor seating, you could enjoy your VIEW –Lakeside and food at the very moment !!!