Ajil, Malaysia
E Coast Expy
N/A
Toilets
Wheelchair-accessible toilet
August 2020 Carpark. No trees located at carpark for shades. Toilet Smells, door handle not working, toilets dirty and can't flush. Food , Stall No.5 Expensive with limited choice. Only Malay food available. Very disappointed. Maggie Goreng vegetables RM5/. (Taste bad). Rice with egg RM4/. Drinks , Stall 4 No choice of Tea with Milk within sweet condense milk. Terrible. Hand wash, not in good working order. Little Dirty.
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Not much of a choice. Cleanliness is not up to the grade
SOP followed accordingly. Affordable food easily found.
Good place for a stop. Delicious food and good service
The place has a Surau for prayer and provides a clean toilet as well as a food and beverage stall selling delicious food. You can choose shop number 5 if you want to taste deliciously cooked tempoyak ikan Baung and a delicious beef soup dish at an affordable price.
it's OK. Pretty decent and well-maintained. As this is the first R&R after entering from Kuala Terengganu, it's OK not to have many shops as yet. But the TouchnGo Reload kiosk should work. A few of us tried to top up our card, but it failed. I also would like to suggest that it should have a gas station here.
So clean.
They have family toilet so mummies and daddies can take their children without the normal hassle of using a public toilet. Very clean toilets. Makcik cleaner has done a good job. Can we all agree cleaners in Malaysia has the short ends of all possible sticks there are. Low pay, long hours making sure toilets are clean and then having to put up with humans who were not taught proper toilet etiquette. May we all fight for better treatments for the makcik2 cleaners in our organisations
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