Bangkok Reports

[Banana Boi]

I can't imagine what's going thru Mr Newtons mind. His hero is Writing about Dunkin Donuts 🍩. Is this how much Bangkok has fallen.

Maybe they'll be hiring some Russian girls soon!

[11Bravo]

I did all the research for you:

Billboard 700 Bar, 4000 girl, pay the Mamasan first. Fabulous quality last night.

Geisha 1000 Bar, 3000 girl. Pay the girl. Again, great quality.

Rainbow 5 1000 Bar, 3000 girl, pay the girl, make sure you deal with the waitresses or Mamasan, so so quality.

Bunny's 1000 Bar 3000 girl, pay Mamasan. Decent quality.

Twister: too skeezy to ask.

I was told specifically by two Mamasans that the entire complex may go to Mamasan collections to protect the girls from non payers. Without making any judgements as to the truth, "Indian man not pay girl" was what I was told.

My cute bar fine last night (So cute I had to have her) told me that Mamasans are screening customers because "China man bad to girl".

There are three in Billboard I must have, and two in Rainbow 5, and one in Bunnys. Off to Cambo first to get my Visa finalized.

Good concise intel. How times change. Guess the days of pay AFTER are gone; shame, the pay AFTER was an oft recited mantra. But I can see the reasons and that happens in a number of countries and why certain nationalities are frowned on and even not welcome, so really not so weird. You talk to the girls basically anywhere and they'll tell you the reasons.

[11Bravo]

I am now already in Bangkok, and as I am busy until next weekend I could meet and monger in the evenings during the week.

As I am short time here I would like to hang around with other monger (s) who knows the city and culture, with whom I could go in some clubs and see what happens.

Please PM.

Way back when, there were some offerings of paid guided tours for newbies. Could never see the reason myself. A bit of reading here, take some notes, and blaze your own trail. That's part of the fun, personal discovery. Guided tours, nahhhhh. About the only time I've been an escort were when Thai friends wanted to enter Nana but couldn't unless accompanied. For some real fun with benefits, pull a girl from a bar, pay the bar fine and have HER show you around... Talk about LOCAL experience... And don't worry, she'll want to go just to check out the competition and other work environments... And she'll run interference for any scams as she wants you to keep your money in your pocket, so that there's more for her...

[11Bravo]

'Couple of days ago, stopped by the Dunkin Donuts off of Sukhumvit, Soi 13. SMALL shop taking up a LITTLE space in an office building. '.

The precise location is the ground floor of the Trendy Building, which houses condo's and retail shops on the lower level. The Dunkin Donuts is just to the left as you walk in. It has a small seating area and adequate selection of donuts for about 30 bt.

Thanks for the precise location. That was it, but late afternoon, the offerings were SPARSE. It had been picked over. The one over on Silom, maybe the same size, but much better offerings on a late Sunday afternoon. And they had Bavarian cream (with the chocolate top) that was nowhere to be seen last year. 32 baht per, or 8 for 100 baht (better deal, Thai country families are large).

[11Bravo]

I can't imagine what's going thru Mr Newtons mind. His hero is Writing about Dunkin Donuts 🍩. Is this how much Bangkok has fallen.

This might be a strange concept for some, hard to grasp, but there are those who have a life outside of the entertainment areas; rather a traveler than a tourist. And with that come Thai civilian friends (another strange concept for some) who give invitations to get out of the city and go up-country and visit. Myself, the entertainment gets the, as the Thais say, "same, same, but different", so, myself, I need to cleanse the ole palate. And Mom always said (you really should listen to Mom) to never arrive as a guest empty handed. Gelato works, but it is a hassle on those long slogs, even if & puts in dry ice in the bag. Solution: donuts. The kids like them, not something they usually get, and the adults, well, it's a change from the usual with the morning coffee. But the first requirement is that you actually have friends that invite you to visit and will put you up. Certainly easier for some than for others, even with the Thai hospitality.

Also works for you in BKK if you want a change from the fresh baked croissants that can be found at Tops Bakery...

Strange: twice today, 2 separate occasions, I thanked a man in Thai, and he, speaking perfect English, thanked me for speaking Thai, he appreciated it. Now, he might have been pulling my leg, but he seemed serious. Later, I let an older (which IS saying something) lady on the escalator in front of me, She thanked me in Thai, and I responded in Thai "that's OK" (which came close to exhausting my Thai vocabulary). And she started talking to me, going on and on, in Thai. Sure, she might have been scolding me, but she certainly had a smile on her face, and what little I did catch was she surmised I didn't speak the Isan dialect. Maybe that's what happens when the locals feel overrun by foreigners.


But taking a page from YOUR book of what counts as info:

Chatuchak: early afternoon, a number of hotties. Might have spotted a 10, but she was moving pretty fast and got masked in a crowd. But certainly a few 9's (Thai, Chinese but couldn't say if PRC or Taiwanese, think some Korean), all in sections 11-26, and certainly a number of 7's and 8's (Asian, but even a smattering of Caucasian), same sections, plus a few in the MRT station. And since you never post post-viewing, seems immaterial here too.

[Tomasb]

'Couple of days ago, stopped by the Dunkin Donuts off of Sukhumvit, Soi 13. SMALL shop taking up a LITTLE space in an office building. '.

The precise location is the ground floor of the Trendy Building, which houses condo's and retail shops on the lower level. The Dunkin Donuts is just to the left as you walk in. It has a small seating area and adequate selection of donuts for about 30 bt.

[Raj Patela]

Things not looking good for High Season. It's dreadful here in Pattaya.

Tourist Authority will pay Indian s somehow to get them here. Then businesses won't let them in,. Weird.

[Raj Patela]

I can't imagine what's going thru Mr Newtons mind. His hero is Writing about Dunkin Donuts 🍩. Is this how much Bangkok has fallen.

My answer to above is HELL YEAH.

I got nothing but School Girl to report on.

[11Bravo]

Decent weather, weekend, high noon, went out to Chatuchak Market. A number of people, but NOT packed, so rather nice. Fun place to people watch and to pick up some gifts for the home folks. Couple of shops I've done business with for a time, some decades, always fun to see what new items they have. I do studiously avoid the pets section. And the one-size-fits-all T-shirts... they don't.

And, for YEARS, I'd always stop at Viva26, section 26, to rehydrate. However, last year it was gone, didn't survive Covid. But this year, happy to report another watering hole has formed in its spot, even expanding, La Rumba cafe (section 26, Soi 1/7). So anyone taking an intermission from the entertainment scene, after wandering around Chatuchak for a few hours, great place to take some refreshments and people watch. The Latin music seems a bit incongruous for the scene, but certainly BETTER than Christmas carols (long gone are the days where one could escape THOSE by visiting BKK.).

Couple of days ago, stopped by the Dunkin Donuts off of Sukhumvit, Soi 13. SMALL shop taking up a LITTLE space in an office building. Nowhere near the size nor the convenience of the one that used to be at the foot of the BTS escalator at Asok. Not much selection in the afternoon, but maybe the morning office workers had picked it clean. Today, post Chatuchak, looked up Dunkin Donuts on Silom. Quite convenient, directly off the Sky Train platform, turnstile level, 3rd floor of the golf center building, just head straight into the building on the short bridge from the BTS rather than down the stairs to Silom. Decent selection INCLUDING.... wait for it...wait for it... Bavarian cream. 8 for 100 baht.

[Star Sheriff]

I am now already in Bangkok, and as I am busy until next weekend I could meet and monger in the evenings during the week.

As I am short time here I would like to hang around with other monger (s) who knows the city and culture, with whom I could go in some clubs and see what happens.

Please PM.

[YetAnotherGuy]

Sorry guys if I make a new demand but did not find out a stupid think: Best Club in BKK to find out russian freelance or street please?

Bangkok is definitely not your best bet for this. Dubai isn't that far away.

[Banana Boi]

Sorry guys if I make a new demand but did not find out a stupid think: Best Club in BKK to find out russian freelance or street please?

Quickly browsed some of your posts. You are looking for non pro Russian girls in their 30's to go out with you for money. First you're looking in the wrong city. Lots of Russian girls in Pattaya. Go there. I could name the pro girl bars for you but you seem to be searching for non pro so I can't help you. There was a Russian non pro bar in Pattaya years ago don't believe it survived COVID. Someone can correct me. I've never been there so it didn't matter to me. I've never dated a Russian girl in Pattaya nor have I tried. Got way too many Russian girls where I'm from to begin with.

[11Bravo]

It is the current location of a hotel and located directly across from the Atlas Hotel, a reputed short time place on this Soi. Only recently, I discovered this Soi 7/1 was also used as a set for some of the Hangover 2 movie. Further up at the end of the Soi is a massage place called Annies, which may be the reincarnation of the Annies in Nana Plaza. Direct across from Annies is the Green Room, a small but decent blues and rock band club and bar. Alas, no P4 P are there under general circumstances.

Atlas Hotel, that was the name. The preferred ST hotel for the BG FL'ers. Short walk, front desk right inside the entrance, something like 300-350 per hour, no ID required. The rooms were on the 3rd or 4th floor, with the civilians staying on the floors above (at least I never saw a civilian on the ST floor, just cleaning ladies tidying up the rooms). Rooms were not all that bad for a ST hotel, but they didn't have the sex furniture that the PB Hotel had.

Annies on Soi 7/1 is where the NAME of the old soapie moved to, but from what I've heard, the name is all that moved.

Well, the weather has certainly improved. Cooler (relatively) and definitely less humidity, with a nice breeze most of the day. Last week, couldn't walk 5 blocks before my shirt was soaked with sweat. Entering any A/C, even the Sky Train, and I was freezing. Yesterday, out and about, walking a full hour, running errands, and shirt dry enough I could sit in Took Lae Dee's A/C without freezing. Sakura Akasuri (salt tapping) yesterday afternoon didn't seem all that busy unlike my previous visit. Nice weather and scrubbed clean...

[Raj Patela]

Alert: I tried to Bar find a hottie in billboard, and The mamasan Wanted the girls fee which was quoted as 4,000. I have no problem with the amount but I don't pay the massage before hand. This requires further investigation.

Don't waste your time with number 401 in rainbow, a short little cutie, she asked for 6,000.

Rainbow 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,or 8?

[Raj Patela]

The population of Bangkok is over 10 million people. I can assure you the vast majority of them are not involved in the sex industry. There is an entire strata of society that wouldn't be caught dead socializing with the sexpat crowd.

You both are right.

Of every Sex Dollar spent. Tourist only account for 20%.

I'm of the opinion Thailand is a Big Brothel. Sex is just so accessible.