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不错的选择，只是冷气可以稍微加强少少，每次都吃得汗流浃背。板面的辣椒不太辣，每次可以加两大匙。饮料选择也不错，但最爱还是红枣菊子。沙捞越干捞板面也不错，只是辣椒油少了一点。一点都不像有加辣椒油，印象中应该是红红一碗才对。水饺皮有点厚，陷肉分量还好。

Many would have already known that I am almost always gravitating to soupier meals instead of the dryer ones. Being a fan of soupy dishes, I’ve learn to conveniently proceed to the Face to Face noodle house for they have been exquisitely serving palatable noodles all these while. Having always been famous for their PanMee which happens to be one of my few favourite substitutions to rice, they now offer more than just pan mee as they evolved and revolutionized to serving more noodle or soupy dish

Today we had lunch in face to face noodle house during lunch hour working days. We have ordered traditional pan mee and dry chili pan mee. For the drinks, I have ordered my belove ice honey milk as my drink. Awesome taste during this hot lunch hour. Here come the food serve, my colleague was having traditional thick pan mee. I have tried that out not bad in taste! Where I love the thin dry chili pan mee, add on as much as chili you want! However, the soup might be a bit too plain in taste! It st

I have always been a fan of Sarawak laksa, and never miss an opportunity to have some in any restaurant that serves this. The Sarawak laksa in Face to Face Noodles House is decent, but I have had better ones. The meehoon was slightly overcooked, hence it was a bit limp. The soup is quite flavourful, and I thought I detected some santan being put in, though all the other Sarawak laksa that I had don't come with santan. There was a generous portion of julienned fried egg, chicken bits as well as b

Hubby wanted to have some pan mee, hence we headed over to Face to Face Noodles House to have some. He ordered the house specialty hot and spicy dry pan mee with thin noodles. When the bowl of noodles came, it wasn't as per the picture, as the chilli wasn't included in. However, they did put a container-ful of chilli for us to add as we please, so that was fine. The noodles were cooked well, and wasn't too soft or undercooked. It came with a generous portion of minced pork, an egg and some crunc

Feeling that the noodles may not satisfy our hunger, we decided to order a serving of fried sui kow as an accompaniment. The fried sui kow was fried to golden brown, and was very crispy. However, I felt that the filling was a bit too dry, not juicy enough. It was served together with some sweet and sour thai chilli sauce, so dipping it into the sauce made it better. Priced at RM6 for five big pieces, it was quite worth the money paid.

Hubby wanted to try some of the fruit drink, hence we decided to order the ice blended double orange. The drink in Face to Face Noodles House was very refreshing, though it tasted quite sour after having drinking the milk tea just before. Orange juice blended with just enough of crushed ice, the drink was cleansing to the palate. Priced at RM4.90 a glass, it was quite worth the amount paid.

The three layer milk tea in Face to Face Noodles House tasted so-so only. I was expecting the syrup at the bottom layer to be made out of brown sugar, but it seemed like more towards caramelised white sugar syrup, hence the drink doesn't have the smoky flavour of brown sugar. Priced at RM4.50 a glass, it was a tad more expensive than the ones served in coffeshops. The tea taste was also not a lot, mostly milk flavour.