Best Looking Toilet Block In Town

I've always been apprehensive about using public toilets during my trip to Sarawak because of the bad experiences I've encountered in most public toilets I've been to so far. Sometimes they're rather dirty but most are clean nowadays due to the fact that they're cleaned everyday meticulously. But no matter how clean they can be they are usually wet inside, the floor's wet and slippery and the seats are too wet to sit as well! Or the last cubicle available is a squatting type!

Visiting the toilets sent me broke! Each visit is 20 sen and extra 10 sen for a few sheets of paper. We decided to bring our own papers from now on coz the amount of papers they give at the door is never enough. What to do? We drank lots of water because of the heat so had to go to toilets frequently and every toilets we've been to in Sarawak are not free so pay we must till I went pokkai lor! lol

However we did come across one toilet block in Sarikei which I consider to be the best toilet block in town. Its new and very very posh! The exterior wall's painted with bright colourful flora patterns which I think may be a bit over the top. A simple light clean colour will suffice.

But the inside is quite nice and clean and dry too! Its good to finally find a toilet thats nice and inviting. Now why can't all public toilets be as nice and clean as this one hor. I would gladly pay 50 sen to use this one!

There's no water splattered all over the place and urinals smell refreshingly nice! More importantly there's no occasional stray pubic hairs on them and the toilet bowls don't have skid marks in them! Hahahahaha..

I'll give this toilet block 5 out of 5 stars! So if you're ever in Sarikei and needed to use a toilet look for this toilet block. Sorry I can't tell you where it is but I'm sure you can find it, Sarikei is not that big.