Flies and mosquitoes are abundant everywhere in the country, so the reason for my rating is not the 3 flies hovering over my head and some 2-3 mosquitoes targeting my legs.
The restaurant is just passably "clean", but if you're not used to Cambodia's countryside, I do NOT recommend ordering anything from there. For one, it's that your immune system might not be up to a fight.
The toilets (all the way around the restaurant to the back) are not exactly dirty but I'd recommend ladies to hover-pee just in case (if you do not have the thigh muscles to do so, you'll just have to hold until you can find a better place). And you'll need tissues with you as you would with almost any place outside the capital. (No, people do not use toilet paper in Cambodia, you'll only find it in hotels/motels/homes of people who have lived overseas for some time. No one will judge you for using toilet paper or asking for tissues when there is none, but please do not dispose of it into the toilet bowls, they WILL clog.)
Decent stop off for some local grub. Don’t expect smiling, friendly service, but don’t let that put you off! The food here is decent and quick, breakfasts of Kouey Tieu and Bai Saik Chrouk are reliable the coffee is classic Khmer rocket fuel!
There are western toilets out the back but avoid if you can! You may be able to sneak in to the attached guesthouse at the back, which seems reasonable, cheap and cheerless.
Location is pretty good, as there are few decent options in town so keep it on your list for now.
Good taste, good price
A good, clean Guest House in Along Veng
nice
Map in Anlnog Veng homes