A lush garden setting and reasonably priced light meals make the Boddhi Tree a virtual oasis in the otherwise barren suburban neighborhood near the Toul Sleng Museum. The menu lists a mixture of Mediterranean and Southeast Asian influences. Among the highlights are mixed tapas in authentic Spanish style and a spicy vegetable curry served with coconut and long rice noodles. For breakfast try om bok, a traditional Khmer muesli prepared from freshly harvested rice and served with dried fruits and your choice of yogurt or milk. Simple clean guesthouse rooms are available upstairs from USD6 per night.