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Originally Posted by SinfullyKorean
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Don't knock it til you try it. And I can't really say I've tried it yet.
In my last visit to Thailand, I was in a desperate situation. I landed late at night. Soi Cowboy and Nana closed. I was walking back to my hotel when a cute chick walks up to me and tells me to name my price. So I take her back to my hotel, I'm groping her the whole way back, making out in the elevator. We wash separately. And that's when she lays it on me. She's a ladyboy. I decided to go ahead, just for a BJ, though. I'm not full on into ladyboys, but that experience left me confused and curious. LOL. Some of these ladyboys are hotter than normal ladies. I remember walking in Soi Cowboy on my first trip to TH and noticing a really hot 10. But she wasn't catcalling and she was standing in front of a known ladyboy club. I had to walk by that club a few times to believe my eyes.
BTW, you got me confused with someone else. Never said I'm an anal connoisseur.
There are two types of trans. A pre-op trans would still have a dick between her legs, despite having breasts. A post-op trans would have a pussy between her legs. You can also find a bunch of trans hookers in Kohn, Germany (on the high floor of a building full of hookers. I forgot the name of the building though). It's a place to go to browse after FKK Samya is closed at 2 am or 3 am.
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Originally Posted by SinfullyKorean
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I doubt Brazil (SP or RJ) will be like this. From what I've been reading here and on tripadvisor, restaurants there seem to cater more to the well off (average meal being ~$10 or more). I'm eager to hear people prove me wrong. =)
You can a lot about food from youtube. They are probably not as cheap or as easy to find as Thailand but it is pretty cheap. I have come to the conclusion that Rio's food is great but SP is better. If you just google the ranking. SP is always on top with Mexico City, Lima, rarely you will see Rio mentioned. They both are good enough for me either way
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Originally Posted by TheCane
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Well, there's being an anal connoisseur. And then there's just being an A-hole.
And SinfullyKorean I should clarify. I was not speaking about you.
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Originally Posted by Spidy
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Now my food palate, maybe (unapologetically) pedestrian and not as sophisticated as others, and at times will run more towards good old fashion street food cuisine. Thailand / Bangkok is a great example this. IMHO, it has (or at least it use to have) some of the best street food in the world (well amongst the limited places I've traveled, anyways).
I admit having a great meal "by the beach", is pretty good, but it was a sheer delight when your meal was were served "right-on-the-beach".
One of my all-time favourite meals while in Brazil, was peixe frita e bata com salada, when served right-on-the-beach, with ice cold beers and a side order of some of the best Brasileira bundas, buceta and bronze bodies, strolling by half-naked, in the hot Brasilian sun. Not only was it a tasty meal, but for me, a sublime dining experience, that just keep on giving.
Sadly, most of these street and beach vendors operations shutdown, due to brick-and-mortar restaurants complaining that these vendors weren't paying their fair share of taxes, littering the beaches and were defying Rio Prefeitura ordinances.
For a lot of families, this was Sunday dinner on the beach, where families enjoyed a nice large seafood platter, while the kids splashed about. There is something to be said for those bygone days of eating a nice meal on right-on-the-beach.
Not quite Sao Paulo refined dining/cuisine, but simply "maravilhoso" , none the less.
I love this experience. Being able to find delicious, cheap food for $2-$3 with a $1 beer. I don't think I looked very hard for good Thai street food. But the ones I saw didn't look all that appetizing (e. G. Soup in a bag, fried chicken with flies all over, etc). I did have some good Pad See Ew in Phuket, but it was in a main touristy area for 200 baht ($6).
When I was in Vietnam, they had a hole in the wall restaurant where I got some vermicelli dry pho with bbq pork and egg rolls in it for $2. Street vendor bahn mi in Little Tokyo was had for $1! It was delicious and cheap.
I doubt Brazil (SP or RJ) will be like this. From what I've been reading here and on tripadvisor, restaurants there seem to cater more to the well off (average meal being ~$10 or more). I'm eager to hear people prove me wrong. =)
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Originally Posted by Anaggie
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Looking forward to being enlightened with your knowledge. Would love to have a list for the next trip down there to see if there is really good food. Then this way, I can spend the weekend in Rio and session all the girls from 4 x4 for a much cheaper rate😜.
Originally Posted by Sperto
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Somebody who can't find good restaurants in Rio doesn't know Rio at all.
Now my food palate, maybe (unapologetically) pedestrian and not as sophisticated as others, and at times will run more towards good old fashion street food cuisine. Thailand / Bangkok is a great example this. IMHO, it has (or at least it use to have) some of the best street food in the world (well amongst the limited places I've traveled, anyways).
I admit having a great meal "by the beach", is pretty good, but it was a sheer delight when your meal was were served "right-on-the-beach".
One of my all-time favourite meals while in Brazil, was peixe frita e bata com salada, when served right-on-the-beach, with ice cold beers and a side order of some of the best Brasileira bundas, buceta and bronze bodies, strolling by half-naked, in the hot Brasilian sun. Not only was it a tasty meal, but for me, a sublime dining experience, that just keep on giving.
Sadly, most of these street and beach vendors operations shutdown, due to brick-and-mortar restaurants complaining that these vendors weren't paying their fair share of taxes, littering the beaches and were defying Rio Prefeitura ordinances.
For a lot of families, this was Sunday dinner on the beach, where families enjoyed a nice large seafood platter, while the kids splashed about. There is something to be said for those bygone days of eating a nice meal on right-on-the-beach.
Not quite Sao Paulo refined dining/cuisine, but simply "maravilhoso" , none the less.
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Originally Posted by Anaggie
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After spending one long night in Rio, I came to SP for two days to take a break. I prefer SP for the food over Rio. I enjoy good food and look forward to my meals. Rio is boring as fuck for food.
Take into account that SP has the largest Japanese diaspora (approx. 1. 6 mil.), outside of Japan, would also lend itself as to why a more diverse cuisines would exist, especially With a good mix of European, Middle Eastern Arab and African populations, the type of cuisine to be found can be endless, in such a large city.
But I would argue the same can be found in Rio, just not on the same scale as SP.
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The Difference
Originally Posted by SinfullyKorean
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BTW, you got me confused with someone else. Never said I'm an anal connoisseur.
Well, there's being an anal connoisseur. And then there's just being an A-hole.
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Originally Posted by SinfullyKorean
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Why be on guard? Just go with the flow. LOL.
Right, this one says he's a anal connoisseur. LOL. Sounds like he's already familiar with the experience.
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Barra Posto 7, Hula Hula, Fish and Chips with a good hooker is perhaps all that Roman Emperors aspired to.
You could take a viking boat out to sea afterwards and kill the captives, but that is dessert.
Originally Posted by WyattEarp
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Since this has come up in conversation, I would concur. Sao Paulo has better food than Rio. Sao Paulo is a more sophisticated city with many more sophisticated palates. You could probably say the SP population is also more diverse as well. The good food also seems to cost more.
I enjoy my meals in Rio very much because I generally focus on what Brazilian restaurants do best. As someone mentioned on the Rio thread, a simple steak or fish dish is so much more enjoyable sitting outside along the ocean.
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Originally Posted by TheCane
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Yeah, if you go to Thailand you got to be on 24/7 alert against that shit. No kidding man. If it looks too, too good in Thailand, then it probably is LOL! I met this guy in Phuket who told me how he got duped. Got to be on guard in the Philippines too!
Why be on guard? Just go with the flow. LOL.
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Duped
Originally Posted by ThomKatt
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Hahahaha. It's not the same person, there's a photo of the named person in the article. And Brenda Paes wouldn't use her real name, it's definitely an alias and a very common name. Although this wouldn't have been the first time I've duped by a tranny before though and I'm sure it won't be the last.
Yeah, if you go to Thailand you got to be on 24/7 alert against that shit. No kidding man. If it looks too, too good in Thailand, then it probably is LOL! I met this guy in Phuket who told me how he got duped. Got to be on guard in the Philippines too!
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Originally Posted by WyattEarp
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Since this has come up in conversation, I would concur. Sao Paulo has better food than Rio. Sao Paulo is a more sophisticated city with many more sophisticated palates. You could probably say the SP population is also more diverse as well. The good food also seems to cost more.
I enjoy my meals in Rio very much because I generally focus on what Brazilian restaurants do best. As someone mentioned on the Rio thread, a simple steak or fish dish is so much more enjoyable sitting outside along the ocean.
Do you think SP has better food because it's more gentrified? It seems SP caters more to the tourists / businessmen? Just a guess.
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Originally Posted by Anaggie
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I prefer SP for the food over Rio. I enjoy good food and look forward to my meals. Rio is boring as fuck for food.
Since this has come up in conversation, I would concur. Sao Paulo has better food than Rio. Sao Paulo is a more sophisticated city with many more sophisticated palates. You could probably say the SP population is also more diverse as well. The good food also seems to cost more.
I enjoy my meals in Rio very much because I generally focus on what Brazilian restaurants do best. As someone mentioned on the Rio thread, a simple steak or fish dish is so much more enjoyable sitting outside along the ocean.
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Fyi
Showing the money seems to work for me!
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Originally Posted by Sperto
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Somebody who can't find good restaurants in Rio doesn't know Rio at all.
Looking forward to being enlightened with your knowledge. Would love to have a list for the next trip down there to see if there is really good food. Then this way, I can spend the weekend in Rio and session all the girls from 4 x4 for a much cheaper rate😜.
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