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I finally had time to read through the postings and saw this one. Special thanks and props to expat Mongol for the useful tips that you shared on my trip to Mongolia. Thanks bud!
[QUOTE=XiaomingZhang3;1988422]Let me know if there are something I missed.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=RedKilt;1965580]No worries mate.
Happy to pay back to you the useful tips you gave me to get me "started". Check your PMs in the next day or so.[/QUOTE]
I caught up with the postings here for Mongolia and I forgot to mention one incident that may be of help. But before that:
My hats off to Exexpat Mongol (Thanks, Bud) and the rest of you guys who posted here. It really helped me out.
Second, you can buy a new phone or go to repair places like Tedy, if your phone stopped working (for your "new connections or to contact" I woke up early and hotel lobby suggested I go to Ted as it was the only place open, that early. The repair place is on the top first or second floor. The guy could only motion that he will replace the what he called "IC". I told them to go ahead and replace it. What I didn't realized was that its like putting a new phone on an old cellphone (shell). Paid them, went down to the first floor, registered and loaded it with Mobiltel or one of those cellphone providers. It worked well (especially for my mongering mission) while I was in Mongolia. However, I lost my Wechat, Line, Viber, and QQ (except Skype) as soon as I came back to the US. So. Be forewarned.
I went to Mint, one last time to say goodbye to my manager friend (no mongering mission here, just saying goodbye), before I left for Korea. We had some drinks and he escorted me to the "taxi" line (it was just a bunch of cars and taxi. The owner / driver was just probably moonlighting). The manager asked for the price to take me back to my hotel and confirmed if the price was OK with me. I said its fine. I said my goodbyes and hopped in the back seat. The driver then pulled over, as soon as the car made the left turn from Mint. Another man jumped in the front passenger side (he looked like the driver's twin). I got a little worried, that something bad (I. E. Kidnapping or robbery) could happen but the guy turned to me and said "girls? "girls? But I already had a few drinks and I need to prepare for my trip, the following night and turned it down.
I guess the old way to finding connections or "information" (I. E. Cab drivers, bellboys, doorman, etc.) still works. I noticed that most of the local people that I have encountered do speak or at least understand English. But I would still suggest that you learn how to say girls or ladies and other "helpful" words or phrases in Mongolian (or any language) just in case.
[QUOTE=Casey101;1988798]I deeply apologize for all of my mongering brothers, for this late report. I had an unbelievable "Pre and Post" cellphone and laptop malfunctions during my trip (Some cellphone functions are still missing). I'll summarize it in two ways. First, by date (and hopefully it'll still be of help) and then by a "post mortem".[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Casey101;1989334]I caught up with the postings here for Mongolia and I forgot to mention one incident that may be of help. But before that:
My hats off to Exexpat Mongol (Thanks, Bud) and the rest of you guys who posted here. It really helped me out.
Second, you can buy a new phone or go to repair places like Tedy, if your phone stopped working (for your "new connections or to contact" I woke up early and hotel lobby suggested I go to Ted as it was the only place open, that early. The repair place is on the top first or second floor. The guy could only motion that he will replace the what he called "IC". I told them to go ahead and replace it. What I didn't realized was that its like putting a new phone on an old cellphone (shell). Paid them, went down to the first floor, registered and loaded it with Mobiltel or one of those cellphone providers. It worked well (especially for my mongering mission) while I was in Mongolia. However, I lost my Wechat, Line, Viber, and QQ (except Skype) as soon as I came back to the US. So. Be forewarned..[/QUOTE]Hi Casey,
Glad you manage to get through UB without a scratch but from your PM to me, it seems you did "score" something during your UB trip.
Continue to update whenever possible.
Cheers.
Hi guys,
Just arrived in UB and will stay for a while. Anyone interested to have a few drinks and show me around? PM me.
Cheers.
[QUOTE=MikeTuchman;1990752]Hi guys,
Just arrived in UB and will stay for a while. Anyone interested to have a few drinks and show me around? PM me.
Cheers.[/QUOTE]Hi Mike,
Just go to Seoul Street, two blocks of retail outlets with popular restaurants and also a few lounge / pub / clubs like UB Jazzz Club, Mojito, Suono, Marco Polo Strip Club (but last I heard already closed and changed to a dance club).
Mojito is where the young chicks are now, give it a try.
Cheers.
Everyone knows about Orange and Sunstreet (they are both on Seoul street. Rumor is their are private places you have to reserve where the women are 10 x hotter and do a lot more then just dance. Anyone know what I am talking about?
[QUOTE=SittingBulll;1993507]Everyone knows about Orange and Sunstreet (they are both on Seoul street. Rumor is their are private places you have to reserve where the women are 10 x hotter and do a lot more then just dance. Anyone know what I am talking about?[/QUOTE]Yes I have came across two of them. My friend helped during the set up of these joints by training the girls. But the joints are so exclusive and by invitation only as the clients involves top govt officials and businessmen.
PM me if you want further details.
Who has been to the underground? Its pretty exclusive and you need to have a Mongolian vouch for you, you can't even park next to the building where its located, it look abandoned on the outside but inside has the best women I've ever seen in Mongolia.
[QUOTE=SittingBulll;1994836]Who has been to the underground? Its pretty exclusive and you need to have a Mongolian vouch for you, you can't even park next to the building where its located, it look abandoned on the outside but inside has the best women I've ever seen in Mongolia.[/QUOTE]Bingo! That's what I was talking about.
Tried the Mercy massage center. The girls wear high heels so it's pretty clear from the beginning what you can expect. The bathing is average, the massage less than average. Rooms are okay, dimmed lights and doors. Price for bath and massage is about 50,000. Special service like HJ is extra. I paid 20,000 for an okay job. Girls are a 5 or 6 (0-10).
Also ventured to Naadam bar and Blue sky lounge. Wasn't very busy for weekends. No professional looks nor half hearted looks by semi pros.
The whole city starts to frustrate me in terms of mature services. The lack of professional and upmarket services is in stark contrast to all the glitzy real estate developments, flashy cars and beauty salons.
[QUOTE=MikeTuchman;1996544]Tried the Mercy massage center. The girls wear high heels so it's pretty clear from the beginning what you can expect. The bathing is average, the massage less than average. Rooms are okay, dimmed lights and doors. Price for bath and massage is about 50,000. Special service like HJ is extra. I paid 20,000 for an okay job. Girls are a 5 or 6 (0-10).
[/QUOTE]Never tried Mercy. I was put off by the realization that it is a spin-off from the Mercy organizations linked to the Catholic church. I have had reliable service from Springs Hotel in the past. Nothing exceptional though.
Anyway. I am in UB now for the next few weeks but have a heavy work sked. If any ISG guys are also in town please send me a PM and we might be able to arrange a meet-up and share some stories and notes over a drink of choice.
Recently I have visited most of the establishments posted on here, including:
- Relax (zaisan / orgil).
- Grand Massage (zaisan / orgil).
- Grand Massage (near edelweiss hotel).
- Mercy (near hard rock cafe).
- UB Massage (springs hotel).
- Bolor Spa (modnii 2).
- Royal House Hotel.
My favorite so far is Mercy, Grand Massage Zaisan and Bolor Spa. I felt these 3 establishments had the cleanest facilities, decent looking girls, good massage and the prices ranged from 55 - 70 k for massage, gulgaa / HJ and scrub. Bolor Spa only provides HJ, but the best massage.
The worst massage places I visited was the Royal House Hotel (just closed my eyes and wanted it to end ASAP) and Grand Massage (near edelweiss hotel).
My next visit will be Relax next to Mint and thinking of venturing down to Tumur Zam (Railway Station), and will report back soon.
Hi,
I tried a place in front of the Gurvan gol hospital. The name was Royal massage something. Usual bath scrub and massage. But the girl doing the massage was full naked. After massage she was holding from the ceiling bars and doing some nice teasing dance moves. It turned me on even if she was 5 or 6.
[QUOTE=MGLDude;1997334]Recently I have visited most of the establishments posted on here, including:
- Relax (zaisan / orgil).
- Grand Massage (zaisan / orgil).
- Grand Massage (near edelweiss hotel).
- Mercy (near hard rock cafe).
- UB Massage (springs hotel).
- Bolor Spa (modnii 2)..[/QUOTE]
Can you drop coordinates?
[QUOTE=DddBoiler;1998554]Hi,
I tried a place in front of the Gurvan gol hospital. The name was Royal massage something. Usual bath scrub and massage. But the girl doing the massage was full naked. After massage she was holding from the ceiling bars and doing some nice teasing dance moves. It turned me on even if she was 5 or 6.[/QUOTE][blue]===============================================
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