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I had your instructions, couldn't follow them man. I was walking around for over 2 hours. I tried all possible subway exits. I have narrowed it down to two zones I think you are talking about, but no success.

I needed poon, so I went into a place that literally said "CAFE". It had no name, just cafe. It is in the basement. As soon as you walk in, it looks like a typical anma. It was 80k won and it lasted about two hours (early afternoon).

Very good massage, normal service afterwards. I think if you come in the daytime, you get a lot more time. I didn't feel rushed at all. Maybe since I wasn't drunk, I lasted longer too :)

All in all, lots of shopping opertunities, but a little far from Seoul.

Happy Hunting,

Poon Hunter

[QUOTE=Medic]OK you guys.This is the way it happened just like I said. I got my directions wrong. Sorry. As you walk away from the station towards Junnge. You gotta look to your right. You gotta cross over a very big intersection. dont turn right at the joints near the station. Theyre old hags. Keep going like I said untill you cross over the intersection (its a major one). after crossing keep looking down the streets on your right until you see the cafes. It will be on the first street with the cafes that you see. Walk down that street on your right and it will be the first on your left.

MEDIC,

What is your email address? I tried going to nowon 4 times this weekend and couldn't find it. Even better if you can your phone#.

Thanks

Later I will post some reports about karaoke places and new places discovered.

Hello everyone,

My first visit to Seoul, I cannot speak any Korean. Has anyone tried the services offered on "Massage & Event" cards with call center number? I picked up 4 different cards from the street, they were on the pavement at the exit of one restaurant.

Do they deliver for non-Korean speakers? How much is the charge if they send the chick to my hotel room? Do they charge per shot or per hour in Korea?

Thanks in advance for helping me out!!

You get them for the hour, all you can shoot. I have had them send several at a time to pick which one I wanted, more $$'s then normal.

You can try the bp bbs and offer to buy girl out for the night - I have had good experience there

If you have time and like hunting. Go for the Hyatt you can score amateur or cheaper p4p

[QUOTE=Aerosmith2007]Hello everyone,

My first visit to Seoul, I cannot speak any Korean. Has anyone tried the services offered on "Massage & Event" cards with call center number? I picked up 4 different cards from the street, they were on the pavement at the exit of one restaurant.

Do they deliver for non-Korean speakers? How much is the charge if they send the chick to my hotel room? Do they charge per shot or per hour in Korea?

Thanks in advance for helping me out!![/QUOTE]Hi Aerosmith,

I am in Seoul right now, tryiing to find outcall services but couldnt find any at all on any maps, newspapers, guides etc. I would love to have those numbers that you mentioned to try out.. Mind to share?

Best,

Heroman

Whats a bp and bbs?

[QUOTE=Hanol]You get them for the hour, all you can shoot. I have had them send several at a time to pick which one I wanted, more $$'s then normal.

You can try the bp bbs and offer to buy girl out for the night - I have had good experience there

If you have time and like hunting. Go for the Hyatt you can score amateur or cheaper p4p[/QUOTE]

Yeah I got to that cafe too. I couldn't even find the "hags" on the joints of the intersection. Did we have the right major intersection?

[QUOTE=Poon Hunter]I had your instructions, couldn't follow them man. I was walking around for over 2 hours. I tried all possible subway exits. I have narrowed it down to two zones I think you are talking about, but no success.

I needed poon, so I went into a place that literally said "CAFE". It had no name, just cafe. It is in the basement. As soon as you walk in, it looks like a typical anma. It was 80k won and it lasted about two hours (early afternoon).

Very good massage, normal service afterwards. I think if you come in the daytime, you get a lot more time. I didn't feel rushed at all. Maybe since I wasn't drunk, I lasted longer too :)

All in all, lots of shopping opertunities, but a little far from Seoul.

Happy Hunting,

Poon Hunter

[QUOTE=Medic]OK you guys.This is the way it happened just like I said. I got my directions wrong. Sorry. As you walk away from the station towards Junnge. You gotta look to your right. You gotta cross over a very big intersection. dont turn right at the joints near the station. Theyre old hags. Keep going like I said untill you cross over the intersection (its a major one). after crossing keep looking down the streets on your right until you see the cafes. It will be on the first street with the cafes that you see. Walk down that street on your right and it will be the first on your left.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Dark Imperious]I have visited a few Karoake Bars and have yet to find any good ones. Can anyone help?[/QUOTE]Look for places that say "norae ppang" in korean of course, instead of the regular "norae bang". there are also places that say "norae jjang" there alot of ok karoake place right off han nam bridge and shinsadong. Alot of cute girls.

[QUOTE=Seoulman]are you looking for a date in seoul?

I know a girl who is a real fun date.
she is fun, sexy, slim and intelligent
going out for dates or whatever..
no stress, no bs, real fun and just wants to have a fun time.
wine, dine etc.. all welcome too.
you feeling loney? then give a pm , ill hook you up with her.
she is very sexy..[/QUOTE]Hi Seoulman,

I am in Seoul now, thinking to look for some nice girls for fun. How much is her service? And what service does she provide?

Looking forward to your reply.

Thx,

Heroman

Found this article from the Seoul Times about night life in Itaewon and the working girls of Seoul interesting.

[url]http://theseoultimes.com/ST/?url=/ST/db/read.php?idx=1203[/url]

Does anyone have any good leads on action around the Millenium Hotel in Seoul?

I'm off there soon for a week and fancy a local lady.

Hey guys,

Finally found the Songho Shijang (market) RLD. It's in Seongnam around the Bundang area. Sadly, the whole place was shutdown. It almost looked like they had a crackdown there or something. Then again, maybe it was because I went there around lunchtime on a Saturday afternoon. Anyway, dozens of windows and quiet alleys, but not a single girl in site. Not even old hags looking for money. Everything was closed, dead.

Anyway, the whole place looked bigger than 588 (Cheyongyangnee)and more in the style of those nocturnal-ajumma Cafe places with the curtains down. However, some looked like the standard RLD windows that you find in Yongsan and 588. Maybe there's some action happening there late at night, I don't know.

If you wanna have a stroll, here's how to find it:

Get off at Moran Station in Bundang. Take PINK line Exit #12 (not yellow line). As soon as you come out of the exit, there's a bus stop next to a BIG crab place restaurant. Take a yellow bus, going to "Songho Shi-jang" for about 1 km. You will hear the voice message in the bus saying "Songho shijang." Get off, then walk about 300 metres in the same direction of the bus' route. You will pass the market and a small intersection. After the intersection, keep walking in the same direction until you hit "Popey's". Now, turn right into a narrow alley. You are there. At least a hundred windows with interwinding streets.

If anyone has a different experience, do share.

-Happy G.

[QUOTE=Khk10]Whats a bp and bbs?[/QUOTE]It should have been DB BBS ( double Pole barber shop) --- as for the cards or escort numbers -- walk around any KTV and the cars will be littered with business card size escort phone numbers.

Hi there,

I will be taggig along my wife's business trip in Seoul next week. Looking for some daytime adventures. It sounds like Barbershops and Sports massage are the only possibilities I have in the day? Will e staying at the Ritz Carlton in the Coex rea. Any daytime action around there?

Thanks man!

Just went there today and it was in full force. Every shop had at least 5-6 girls and stretched for golmoks. After the shijang I couldn't find a popeyes but I turned right anyway and then bingo. There they all were. Saturday night about 11: 00, girls all wearing different attire like high school and stewardess uniforms as well as import model gear. That seemed to be the favorite look and style.

Went into one place and they take you into a separate room like the ones at miari. Theres karaoke and basic service on the menu is 6 beers all for 150, 000 won. I think there was also what's called at box set where the also do a show for 250, 000 won, but that was way too expensive. I just wanted to see what the place was like. I wasn't too impressed. They take their time with you in the rooms but its still not worth 150, 000, not to mention the commute out of seoul. Just had a mediocre conversation not even finishing all 6 beers and then she asked me to go back outside and wait for her in the back alley. She then took me into a shotty motel room where we did our thing. For me, it definitly wasn't worth it and probably will not go back unless I hear from you guys saying its the bomb and that I just got ripped off.

[QUOTE=Happy Guru]Hey guys,

Finally found the Songho Shijang (market) RLD. It's in Seongnam around the Bundang area. Sadly, the whole place was shutdown. It almost looked like they had a crackdown there or something. Then again, maybe it was because I went there around lunchtime on a Saturday afternoon. Anyway, dozens of windows and quiet alleys, but not a single girl in site. Not even old hags looking for money. Everything was closed, dead.

Anyway, the whole place looked bigger than 588 (Cheyongyangnee)and more in the style of those nocturnal-ajumma Cafe places with the curtains down. However, some looked like the standard RLD windows that you find in Yongsan and 588. Maybe there's some action happening there late at night, I don't know.

If you wanna have a stroll, here's how to find it:

Get off at Moran Station in Bundang. Take PINK line Exit #12 (not yellow line). As soon as you come out of the exit, there's a bus stop next to a BIG crab place restaurant. Take a yellow bus, going to "Songho Shi-jang" for about 1 km. You will hear the voice message in the bus saying "Songho shijang." Get off, then walk about 300 metres in the same direction of the bus' route. You will pass the market and a small intersection. After the intersection, keep walking in the same direction until you hit "Popey's". Now, turn right into a narrow alley. You are there. At least a hundred windows with interwinding streets.

If anyone has a different experience, do share.

-Happy G.[/QUOTE]