Yen Ai (Bornion Centre) — Restaurant in Sabah

We ordered the Sea Coconut with Longan (RM8.50), Beancurd with Barley (RM7.90), Black Sesame Soup (RM8.90), Pumpkin with Coconut Milk (RM7.90), and Mango Pudding (RM7.50).

All the dessert taste OK, though for some I feel it's missing a little something. Maybe can be a tad sweeter, especially the black sesame and pumpkin. But I understand also they are trying to make it healthy, so that's the trade-off.

It was full-house at 8pm+ on a Friday night. The temperature is comfortable, though the stools might not be comfortable to sit for a long time. There are seats by the wall if need to lean back.

Toilet is located outside, need to open using key hung on the wall. Quite visible. The toilet is reasonably clean. Wet floor, squat type, not much water coming from sink tap.

Might try other food in the future....

Non-halal.

Cons : Food too salty. Been here a number of times and had informed the staff about the saltiness — I always end up with headaches after dining at this place. Foods I ordered are both from the menu and ready-to-eat (on display eg fried noodles, fried chicken wings, fishcakes eat).

Pros : Lots of food options, mostly Chinese specialty. I like the herbal beverages - I always get one special drink whenever I caught fever / flu and it actually helped me recover.

They sell some noodles, fried rice, kuih / local cakes too but have to be early. Other than that they have in-house menu too such as Nasi Lemak + Curry Chicken. Seats and tables and car park space are very...

Very rude staff and cashier. Only asked a question politely before choosing the dish then she keep rolling her eyes to me. This happened every time when I went there . Especially a Chinese girl cashier and also a Chinese woman who was handling the ekonomi mee part :) Very bad service , customer can’t even ask a question if not you will get a very bad dark face from her. Other staffs were very friendly and politely to us , they treated us very nice 😊 Thankyou for the...