Aiman Aina Cafe — Restaurant in Borneo

As an American living in KL, visiting Semporna. I wanted to eat at the Ikan Bakar restaurant across the street next to the McDonald’s but obviously they weren’t open cause it’s beach life I guess. Anyways the food at AAC is pretty good. But it was the Honeydew milkshake that was bomb dot com. I don’t know if they speak English but they have a pretty extensive menu from your fried rice to fried noodles and roti Canai. Basically anything you can get at your local mamak back in KL you can get here. It’s not too pricey and they have huge fresh avocados. If your white and you want a cheap place to eat where locals go so you don’t get killed on pricing by eating at the jetty. I’d recommend giving this place a try. It’s basic Malay food but if you want some simple shrimp fried rice this the place. Hope that was helpful. Also if you didn’t know there aren’t any street children begging you for money here like they usually would by the jetty. Just remember the kids are human too and have feelings you don’t have to give them mean looks. My tip would be just to go into a store and give them candy if you don’t wanna give them cash money. That’s all. If you have any questions dm...

We came across this café, and it was truly a blessing! ☺️ We ordered Mee Goreng Ayam, Mee Butter Udang, and Roti Cheese 🧀. For drinks, we chose Sirap Bandung and Tea O, following our waitress’s recommendation. Everything was so heavenly tasty!! 🎉🎉

It truly reflected Malay food culture, especially after our previous day's unpleasant encounters with overly spicy meals. The waitress was kind and 🫶🙌 patiently answered all...

During my week-long stay in Semporna, I had breakfast here almost every day. The food is delicious, affordable, and the waitstaff are kind and polite. Orders are prepared quickly, though that may be because I often arrived early before other customers. The cleanliness is well-maintained, which left me very satisfied. Keep up the good work in the future. Use the positives as an example, and the negatives as...