To close the day with a more ordered meal, you can try the Baiteiy restaurant, which is roughly half a block from the guesthouse in front of the ruins. This recommendation has very little to do with the food, since they serve basic Thai dishes in a fashion and quality not drastically different from the one adopted by the street stalls. Yet, the restaurant is decorated in an obvious Khmer style, with sensual apsaras statues hanging from stone walls and everything in warm colors and a soft lighting.

As there are not many tourists around, the place caters mainly to Thai families that enjoy listening to Thai comedian shows during their meal, but you can place yourself in such an angle that the television set will be out of your sightline. Since the upper part of the wall is open, the view blocked just with an ineffective straw curtain, the mosquitoes time their dinner together with yours, and thus, a repellent should be used.