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Malaysian tea restaurant comes to Taiwan!Authentic Sarawak laksa dry noodles without leaving the country

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Last updated 2026-09-24 — Love Malaysian food but not sure where to go? Now there's a popular snack eatery in Taipei with 30 branches in Malaysia—Face to Face—making its special debut this year. With super authentic Kuala Lumpur flavors, it’s definitely...

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Love Malaysian food but not sure where to go? Now there's a popular snack eatery in Taipei with 30 branches in Malaysia—"Face to Face," making its special debut in March 2019. With super authentic Kuala Lumpur flavors, it’s definitely the best choice for Malaysian food in Taipei.

Super authentic Malaysian snacks "Face to Face" make their special debut in Taipei!(Photo/cheriechang1217, the same below)

The dishes at "Face to Face" are all very authentic Malaysian cuisine, with each one delivering a strong Malay flavor. Main dishes include the signature Sarawak dry noodles, aromatic laksa, coconut milk-rich specialty nasi lemak, and stir-fried kway teow with bold wok hei—each is a staple Malaysian street food.

Aromatic Sarawak laksa.

Aside from the rich coconut aroma, the chicken leg in the nasi lemak is also crispy and delicious.

There’s also a wide selection of drinks, including the uniquely stylish and photogenic tri-color milk tea ice, super authentic Milo explosion ice, and tropical-flavored fruit yogurt smoothies—all worth a try.

Stir-fried kway teow (front) and tri-color milk tea ice (back).

The interior is designed around the theme of a Malaysian tea room and food court, bringing in the feel of individual food stalls. The upper parts of the walls feature white-background red-letter signage designs, which, together with the tube lights, create a strong sense of a Malaysian street. There are also Southeast Asian shop staples—conical hat decorations—making guests feel as if they’ve truly arrived at a local Malaysian eatery. The back features an eye-catching food stall cart, successfully recreating the vibe of a roadside stall.

White-background red-letter signage design, full of Malaysian street flair.

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