Face to Face Noodle House

Locals will know that Face to Face Noodles is known for their pan mee dishes. And there is little suprise as to why this is the case!
I personally always come here for their hot & spicy pan mee. The
noodles are handmade to perfection and I always ask for it to be more spicy. The Sarawak noodles is also a good choice if your’re stuck for choices.
The interior design is quite standard across all the outlets, simple with white tables and chairs littered all over. There is outdoor and indoor seating to choose from and I always choose a seat outdoor as it can get hot and sticky inside (the damansara outlet is not air conditioned, only has ceiling/​wall fans but it ain’t enough!) especially being so near a big and wide kitchen.
Service is not the best though– don’t expect 5 star service, it is much like a chinese fast food restaurant. You write your orders down on a piece of paper provided, they look through your order and confirm it and the food comes out in 5 minutes.
I love their range of unique and sweet beverages too and always go for either the ice blended mango yoghurt or emerald 3 layer milk tea to balance out the spicyness of my pan mee!
Overall, a place that most locals have probably been to and if you haven’t definitely give their famous pan mee a try and you won’t be disappointed!
Expect to pay around 20−25RM per head including drinks.

Love Pan Mee? Then don’t miss out on Face to Face. Here, you can find all sorts of variety, whether you like it hot and spicy, soupy or vegetarian. You even have the choice of 4 different kinds of noodles to choose from.
Though noodles make up most of their menu, Face to Face does have other local favourites like fried rice, nasi lemak and wantan soup. My personal favourite, which I mainly eat here for, is their hot and spicy vegetarian pan mee, nasi lemak and fish cake. There is also a list of sides and add-​ons to choose from — such as char siew, kangkung, bean sprouts, anchovies and vegetarian ham — if you want more ingredients on your food.
Overall, the place is clean, prices are reasonable and the service is excellent.

Best pan mee ever!
Face to face was started by a young man from East Malaysia with the vision of selling the best Sarawak Noodles and Pan mee in town. I’ve been patronising this establishment since I was in my teens.
Their menu consists of all sorts of Sarawak Noodle and pan mee variations. Face to face is similar to Jojo pan mee.
I always order their orginial pan mee which comes with a perfectly poached egg, ikan bilis, mince pork and original sarawak chili. Mix them all together and you’ll have a bowl of perfection.
Parking in the area is a pain, so I’d recommend visiting during off peak hours

The only noodle house in Damansara Perdana. I’m not really a fan of Face To Face whereby I actually prefer JoJo Kitchen more. Even so, I still eat here once in awhile along with my buddies during lunch and sometimes dinner too.
No complaints if you’re looking for a simple meal in a comfortable environment. They have great variety of Pan Mee, from their Chilli Pan Mee to their Loh Pan Mee. They also serve Hot Plate Rice meals as well. I actually like their Nasi Lemak Ayam which is always sold out if you come too late. Oh yes, and the parking around the area is pretty bad and make sure you pay for your parking as well to avoid samans!
All in all, good place to go to for a simple meal!
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Business Hours: 10.00am — 10.00pm (Opens daily)