General Reports

[Chantik]

You should be able to get a lady for one HR. Offer 200 and possibly 2 hrs. Be very lucky to get 2 or 3 hrs for USA 125.

[NewImage]

Is it possible to get a GFE in your hotel room for ST (2/3 hrs) for around $125 US or less in HK? If so, how?

My research before and reading of posts suggests a quick release at Temple St, Massage Shops etc is possible for that price but that is not me. Also accom. Seems high in comparison to other destinations.

For my $125 US it would appear to me that Phil, Thai, Indo, KL are better options as far as VFM goes.

Appreciate.

[LongLunches]

Hi guys,

Has anybody heard of a club in Wan Chai called HKD, (or similar). Probably a club with a Filipino cover band.

Hong Kong Cafe perhaps? (HKC).

It has a band.

[JcFromNz]

Hi guys,

Has anybody heard of a club in Wan Chai called HKD, (or similar). Probably a club with a Filipino cover band.

Going there in two weeks and I am supposed to meet somebody who works there.

Google is no help, so looking for local experts.

Thanks in advance.

[Intransit]

As part of a New Year's resolution to bang 17 new girls in 2017, I began my quest with a visit to an old favorite 141 building, the James S. Lee Building at 33-35 Carnarvon Road in Tsim Sha Tsui. Guided by go141.com and the promise of anal, I headed up to the sixth floor.

This building used to almost always house leggy mainland girls, although that seems to have faded and now there are a number of Thais in residence. According to the Chinese version of the go141 pages, there are at least three girls on the sixth floor that offer anal, or as they call it in Chinese, "the back garden. " My first choice appeared to be busy, so I knocked on the door of the appropriately named Money: http://go141.com/zh/A48017-%E5%B0%96%E6%B2%99%E5%92%80-%E5%85%BC%E8%81%B7%E5%A5%B3%E9%83%8E-Money.html?ref=Search(region,building)

Money's photos on the site are basically accurate. Her face is a three or four, but her body is better than depicted. She has great natural tits, and is fitter than the photos indicate. Money is Thai, speaks a little English but not much. Her prices are on the wall: sex 550; sex with massage or uncovered BJ 750; two shots 1,000. Neither anal nor CIM were listed, although they are on the website. I asked about anal, she said no, no, sorry. We proceeded nonetheless. Her oral technique is good, good enough that when the sex began, I arrived earlier than expected. Other than that it was a standard 141 experience.

Good body, but wouldn't return, nothing special. Am tempted to try one of the neighboring Thais in the same suite but now gun shy that anal will not be on offer.

[Boarer]

You better specify that in case one has checked in baggage he can simply hand over the tag at the ferry check in.

It will be picked by ferry staff and loaded on his ferry.

Can retrieve it at arrival in Macau at the bag belt.

I have a brief visit coming up. I'm arriving at the airport about 7 PM and flying out the next day about 9 PM. Is that enough time to see any action in HK or Macau? Any recommendations from any of you seasoned HK veterans? PM me or respond for all please.

I have never done and will most likely never do the Macau transit. Many have asked the same question Treading Water, but none posted a field report with details. Assume they did drift by and did a drive by shooting. So, post a report.

Oh, some spas will hold your bags and there are left luggage counters at the airport and train to the plane. But most seasoned travellers would assume such services anyway, at least for the near future.

[BionicMan]

Yeah
To clarify (was drinking while typing), on arrival at the HK airport, transit to take a ferry to Macau. Don't go to HK Immigration. After a night at your favorite spa, take a ferry back to HK to the TST terminal if you are going to do 141 or Dundas. Macau Ferry Terminal in Central is fine too as the are other options.

You better specify that in case one has checked in baggage he can simply hand over the tag at the ferry check in.

It will be picked by ferry staff and loaded on his ferry.

Can retrieve it at arrival in Macau at the bag belt.

[Boarer]

Wasn't sure if you were ribbing me, but a car picked me up. If you were ribbing me, then I totally deserve it! LOLOL. I am so bad about getting around. I admit. Also, when I monger, I only carry a little cash with me. I've been robbed a couple of times while trying to get my jollies. So I didn't have the benefit of a smart phone on me. Anyway, I already left HK. This is why I won't be active on the HK board. Not because I'm sulking. I simply won't have new reports to offer. Happy Chinese New Year, Boarer..

Yeah, I was ribbing you about being directionally challenged. I just so happen to know where Eaton is. I got a sweet reward for finding it but that is another story. It is not an easy hotel to find or get to by public transport.

Look at my posts in the past month. There is a link to a guy in South America about security and another link to a guy about a police shake down in PI. Decent smartphones can be found for under USD100. IMHO, it is a must.

Prepaid / disposable SIM cards are cheap in Asia and most countries nowadays. A 7-11 girl in Thailand who set up mine left me a bonus of her number. Then get some local data as it is a little cheaper and maybe faster than your roaming.

Some girls helped set up some live streaming app so I can watch them. LOL. I guess they can still accuse me being a peeping tom and stalker!

Stay safe.

LOL. Read below. Also RTFF here and Macau. You can do both I think, if you are free the whole time. Take the ferry from the airport to Macau. Come back the next mid morning and spend the afternoon at some 141 or Dundas. Catch your 9 p flight and crash. Give yourself 2 hours to get to the airport in HK.

I have a brief visit coming up. I'm arriving at the airport about 7 PM and flying out the next day about 9 PM. Is that enough time to see any action in HK or Macau? Any recommendations from any of you seasoned HK veterans? PM me or respond for all please.

To clarify (was drinking while typing), on arrival at the HK airport, transit to take a ferry to Macau. Don't go to HK Immigration. After a night at your favorite spa, take a ferry back to HK to the TST terminal if you are going to do 141 or Dundas. Macau Ferry Terminal in Central is fine too as the are other options.

[Midwestern]

Wasn't sure if you were ribbing me, but a car picked me up. If you were rubbing me, then I totally deserve it! LOLOL. I am so bad about getting around. I admit. Also, when I monger, I only carry a little cash with me. I've been robbed a couple of times while trying to get my jollies. So I didn't have the benefit of a smart phone on me. Anyway, I already left HK. This is why I won't be active on the HK board. Not because I'm sulking. I simply won't have new reports to offer. Happy Chinese New Year, Boarer.

Just curious. How did you find your way to the Eaton Hotel from your port of entry into HK?

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[Boarer]

I have a brief visit coming up. I'm arriving at the airport about 7 PM and flying out the next day about 9 PM. Is that enough time to see any action in HK or Macau? Any recommendations from any of you seasoned HK veterans? PM me or respond for all please.

LOL. Read below. Also RTFF here and Macau. You can do both I think, if you are free the whole time. Take the ferry from the airport to Macau. Come back the next mid morning and spend the afternoon at some 141 or Dundas. Catch your 9 p flight and crash. Give yourself 2 hours to get to the airport in HK.

[Boarer]

I am sure this report will not be useful to the HK veterans, so this is just for the HK newbies.

Google maps does not help. You need to look at the pics on the 141 sites.

By the way, some of what I learned about 141 girls comes from RTFF, especially the reports of distinction, but most of my intel came from fellow ISGers who quickly and patiently answered my cries for help (thanks so much, guys!). So, the main reason why I am posting this is to "pay it forward. " I will not be active on the HK thread any longer.

So if you have any questions about 141 girls and process, then PM me.

There is no need to sulk and take your marbles and go home. A little ribbing will not kill you. Share your pearls of wisdom outside PM so that all can benefit.

Use Street View in Google maps. An updating process was started about a month ago so you will see their cars around town. They are actually doing bike trails in the US so maybe they can be convinced to go into some of the 141 entrances and hallways! LOL.

Since you are doing research before hand, Street View will give you a feel of a location before hand. Maps navigation will get you within a block.

FWIW, I use Maps a lot and always have a wireless data plan. HK does not have the worst building numbering system. It is very compact, not that big, and easy to get around. Taxis are cheap. Signs are in English. A lot of people speak English, even the beat cops.

Oh, as for Temple Street, a field report mentioned that there are young ones but an old lady will guide you to the honey pot. You are literally a stone's throw away so you might reconsider another visit. Peace.

[Treading Water]

I have a brief visit coming up. I'm arriving at the airport about 7 PM and flying out the next day about 9 PM. Is that enough time to see any action in HK or Macau? Any recommendations from any of you seasoned HK veterans? PM me or respond for all please.

[Midwestern]

I am sure this report will not be useful to the HK veterans, so this is just for the HK newbies.

There are several ways to monger, of course. There are places where providers congregate, and in HK there are plenty of such places, such as the Temple Street Market. However, those providers are mostly old and fat. Then there are MPs, but again, most providers are old and fat. There are pickup bars where you can check out the talent and bring a girl back to your hotel or to a short-time hotel, but I didn't check that out this time around. Then there are outcall agencies, but when you RTFF on HK, you are advised to steer clear of them in HK. But HK has something unique. They are called 141 girls. In HK, it is legal for a woman to exchange sex for money (check out wikipedia for more info), but vice establishments (i.e., organised prostitution) is illegal. So, providers sometimes run their business as a 1-girl-1-brothel shop. The number 141 refers to the code in HK law that allows such establishments. These 141 girls work out of apartment units. There are websites (such as go141.com, miss148.com, etc) that tell you where the apartments are, their menu of prices, their pics, etc. , and they are updated it seems. The main problem is that the pics may be heavily photo shopped, but no big surprise. So anyway, to conveniently find these 141 girls, you first need to know what area of HK you are in, obviously. For example, I was near Jordan and Mong Kok. When you go to those 141 websites, you can specify your location and then it will show you the apartment building addresses that are near you, and floors and rooms these 141 girls are in. But you really only need to know the apartments, because as you go to each floor, it is obvious which units are "open" for 141 business (e.g., they will have lights, pictures, welcome signs, etc.). Then, you just ring the door bell of the unit. A girl will open the door and greet you, and if you like what you see, you enter, shower, and proceed to have fun. The usual price seems to be 400 HKD for FS. If you want extra stuff, like massage or dress up or anal, then there is usually an extra fee.

Now, all of this sounds simple enough, but here are key things you need to know. If you are new to HK, you may not be aware that many apartments (pretty much all 141 apartments) have entrance ways that are inauspicious. That is, you have no idea where the hell the front door to the apartment is! You may think that 561 Nathan apartment entrance is somewhere between 560 and 562 Nathan, but that is not where the entrance is. And, there is absolutely no marking that indicates the correct entrance (there's no lobby either). On my first night, I was looking for 66 Parkes, and it was nowhere to be found on the Parkes block that should have had the 66 Parkes address. So, I went back to the 141 websites and discovered that they provide pictures of the entrances. These entrances are tightly jammed right between businesses. You see, many of these apartments' ground floors have tons of of small businesses, and jammed right between these businesses will be an unmarked regular door that often directly lead up to stairs. I would not have noticed these doors unless I was specifically looking for them. So, before you head out to find these apartments, make sure you know how to find their doors! Google maps does not help. You need to look at the pics on the 141 sites.

As far as the experience, well, some of these buildings (e.g., King Hing Building) are crawling with dozens of college students hunting for attractive providers that are available. You may feel uncomfortably about that (you will definitely run into many, many, would-be customers, there is no way around it, so don't hope to be unseen), but it is what it is (and even though I'm Asian, I still got a lot of looks from other would-be customers, since I'm twice their age). Most providers will have pics of themselves on the doors. Those that don't, well, there's usually a reason they don't. I rang a few of their door bells only to be greeted by an old or fat woman. So, you may wish to stick to doors with pics, unless you don't mind ringing a bunch of bells to try to get lucky. Many will have a sign on their door saying either "please wait" or "welcome. " The former usually means they are with a customer. If the door has some English written on it, then the girl can probably speak a little English. Those doors with no English but only Chinese written on it, well, those girls generally weren't able to speak English. Anyway, one night, I spent a couple of hours walking to and from several 141 buildings, and up and down many floors, but every provider with a decent pic (and there are many such providers) on their door was with a customer (albeit, it was at 7 pm on a Friday night). Several hallways had 4-5 guys waiting their turn. But again, 7 pm on Friday is obviously going to be a particularly busy time. I am sure it's not this busy at other times of the week and day. Eventually, I decided to just wait my turn and hung out on the 5th floor of Parkes. I was rewarded with Tiffany. Great young gal with great body. And great experience with romantic shower with BBBJ, then another long BBBJ on the bed, and then multiple positions. And she was conversational and cheery the whole time. My guess is that many of these 141 girls are service oriented, as they probably rely on repeat business since they only usually make 400 HKD per customer.

By the way, some of what I learned about 141 girls comes from RTFF, especially the reports of distinction, but most of my intel came from fellow ISGers who quickly and patiently answered my cries for help (thanks so much, guys!). So, the main reason why I am posting this is to "pay it forward. " I will not be active on the HK thread any longer. So if you have any questions about 141 girls and process, then PM me. Happy hunting and be safe.

[Boarer]

I would guess A22 form the airport as its omly 3 stops to Eaton stop in front of Union Church and only $38 or so HKD. Stayed at Eaton many times.

PC out.

Don't remember the number but one stops in front of a coffee shop right next to the Jordan exit if one took the MTR. Think it is an E. IMHO, Eaton is actually not easy to find or get to. E buses are cheaper than A but take local routes. In this case, it should not matter as it is right off the freeway.

I get your drift! LOL!!

Come on man, a little more effort!

JTL, yeah! ;-D Was wondering how he blew or drifted to Eaton. Half expect to see a guy (probably CG) walking around the honey pots with a GoPro or VR head cam to prepare more detailed directions.

FWIW, several raids in the past couple days. Suspect ladies arrested not for prostitution but for visa infringements.

[Pcpc1688]

Just curious. How did you find your way to the Eaton Hotel from your port of entry into HK?

I would guess A22 form the airport as its omly 3 stops to Eaton stop in front of Union Church and only $38 or so HKD. Stayed at Eaton many times.

PC out.