Taipei

[OldHickory]

So is the majority of the population speaking Mandarin or is Cantonese still used? I like to plan a trip to Taipei in the fall and have never visited it yet.

The national language of Taiwan is Mandarin Chinese. I think I can count the amount of times I've heard Cantonese here on two hands over the last 10 years. I do not think you can use expect to use Cantonese and effectively communicate with anyone except those in the service industry (hotels, etc.).

[Leviton6]

So, the answer to this comes in two parts, can you speak Chinese, yes or no?

If you speak Chinese, I would suggest finding a contact with one of the dozen or so massage houses on Linsen, or in the area. They will happily cater to foreigners as long as you speak Chinese.

If you can't speak Chinese then I would change your location from Linsen to Minquan, between Zhongshan Elementary School MRT station and Xintian Temple. There are dozens of parlors in this area, happy to give you precisely what you want. They might not have the best English, but they will definitely cater to you, while it is possible the Linsen places might reject you.

Additionally, if you'd like to drop me a PM we can set up a meeting, and I'll walk you right into one of the Linsen places.

So is the majority of the population speaking Mandarin or is Cantonese still used? I like to plan a trip to Taipei in the fall and have never visited it yet.

[Dscottb]

So, the answer to this comes in two parts, can you speak Chinese, yes or no?

If you speak Chinese, I would suggest finding a contact with one of the dozen or so massage houses on Linsen, or in the area. They will happily cater to foreigners as long as you speak Chinese.

If you can't speak Chinese then I would change your location from Linsen to Minquan, between Zhongshan Elementary School MRT station and Xintian Temple. There are dozens of parlors in this area, happy to give you precisely what you want. They might not have the best English, but they will definitely cater to you, while it is possible the Linsen places might reject you.

Additionally, if you'd like to drop me a PM we can set up a meeting, and I'll walk you right into one of the Linsen places.

Oldhickory,

Thanks so much for getting back to me. Really appreciate it.

I don't speak Chinese at all so based on that, I will first of all try out the Minquan location and see how that goes.

If I don't have any success, I'll PM you and we can try one of the Linsen places. I really appreciate that you offered.

Thanks Mate.

[OldHickory]

Anyway, just wondering if anyone knows of any good MP's where you can get BJ or FS in the area around the park on Linsen and Road?

So, the answer to this comes in two parts, can you speak Chinese, yes or no?

If you speak Chinese, I would suggest finding a contact with one of the dozen or so massage houses on Linsen, or in the area. They will happily cater to foreigners as long as you speak Chinese.

If you can't speak Chinese then I would change your location from Linsen to Minquan, between Zhongshan Elementary School MRT station and Xintian Temple. There are dozens of parlors in this area, happy to give you precisely what you want. They might not have the best English, but they will definitely cater to you, while it is possible the Linsen places might reject you.

Additionally, if you'd like to drop me a PM we can set up a meeting, and I'll walk you right into one of the Linsen places.

[Dscottb]

Hey guys,

I'm an Aussie who was on holidays here in Taiwan and then got stuck with all the Covid-19 dramas around the world.

Anyway, just wondering if anyone knows of any good MP's where you can get BJ or FS in the area around the park on Linsen and Road?

It's been a couple months and I am feeling the need bite. .

Thanks for any suggestions.

[AsiaFever]

I've never been to an MP in Taiperi before. Can you recommend a place? Somewhere safe? I'm really mostly worried about raids and crackdowns here. How can we know which places are safe?

On MRT the orange line Zhongshan Elementary school exit 3 walking on Minquan East road towards the Lantis, there are many places.

[John Jack]

Most of the massage parlours seems open again for business, no issues with foreigners.

I've never been to an MP in Taiperi before. Can you recommend a place? Somewhere safe? I'm really mostly worried about raids and crackdowns here. How can we know which places are safe?

[AsiaFever]

What's open these days? Specifically, what's open for foreigners?

Most of the massage parlours seems open again for business, no issues with foreigners.

[John Jack]

Are you guys starting to go back to MP?

What's open these days? Specifically, what's open for foreigners?

[Gamer76]

Will be coming to Taipei 3/5 and have been reading the forum. Great reporting!

I like BB but don't understand why some of you guys will DATY but wear a raincoat for FS.

Please explain, is there something I'm missing?

Thanks,

P Chop.

DATY doesn't lead to pregnancy, but FS may simple.

[AsiaFever]

Are you guys starting to go back to MP?

[JamesDolan]

I used to go to Minquan Blue until all the prices were raised by a lot. So I started wondering to other places. There's a place I bumped into while getting my traveling luggage fixed and just a few feet away I saw a Thai massage place and decided to check it out.

I went in and the price is 1300 NT as usual for oil massage. The shower room is a bit under my standard but I didn't come to be in a good shower room. I went back to my room and the lady came. She's easy on the eye and her massage was decent. I asked for.

Special and it costs me 3000 NT for full service. I was skeptic at first but then the service was quite satisfying. She told me they got their own cop that was in charge, so I assumed they bribed a cop to make sure their place isn't inspected.

The address is No. 80, section 3, Chengde Rd, Datong district. I've only been there once so would appreciate if others can tell me about other girls.

[Dxddxd]

Will be coming to Taipei 3/5 and have been reading the forum. Great reporting!

I like BB but don't understand why some of you guys will DATY but wear a raincoat for FS.

Please explain, is there something I'm missing?

Thanks,

P Chop.

Proceed with caution, extra careful with unknown provider under current Taiwan Covid-19 policy.

Friendly advice.

[Purple Porkchop]

Will be coming to Taipei 3/5 and have been reading the forum. Great reporting!

I like BB but don't understand why some of you guys will DATY but wear a raincoat for FS.

Please explain, is there something I'm missing?

Thanks,

P Chop.

[Expat American]

I just moved to Taipei and I'm looking to see what my options are as a foreigner that doesn't know Chinese. I've come up on a bunch of scam attempts from supposed providers on Tinder after one successful meeting with a Philippino girl that wasn't exactly what I was looking for, so I'm hoping to get some insight on the forum here to find something consistent. Is it possible to navigate JK Forum if you don't know Chinese?

I have a lot of reading to do here. Thanks for your help.

I lived in Taipei for 3 years and it was quite easy as a foreigner to meet girls. Go to any of the well known bars and clubs. I don't know your age but there is everything from casual live music bars where people are friendly to hot clubs, more for the younger set. Taiwanese women are for the most part friendly and approachable. Just talk to them. They may not hop into bed the first night (but if they are very drunk it can happen) but since you are living there you can play the longer game. I dated some and they were the sweetest girls I have met anywhere.