Kuala Lumpur. Report - Oct 2018 - pt1 - I would walk 500 miles.
I know the post is long; if you enjoy reading—great. But, if you want quick details—for sure, skip to another post.
I'm in KL now. I've only been out mongering here once. I read many pages of the forum, including the excellent posts by NewImage; wow, those were great. I've picked up about 189 girls in 10 years, mostly in Philippines, Thailand, Germany. All paid. I don't even try for free. Sometimes the paid turn into free after a while. But, then they move in, etc.
My day of KL mongering involved walking over 10 miles, or so says the app on my phone. Headed out from my hotel by Grab to Mid Valley mall for phone chargers that would work with the Malaysian wall plugs, and started a monger-wander from there. I wanted to hit multiple areas that I had read about: Brickfields, Jalan Alor, Beach Club, and Chow Kit. Those are pretty spread out areas.
I thought I would walk form Mid-Valley to Brickfields, knowing that it wasn't all that close of a walk. Crap, that was a difficult walk. The distance is not great, just over 2 km, but there are expressways and rail-tracks that make the walk very hard. I did this because I wanted to; I was interested in seeing the city, and walking. (A Grab would have been like 11 RM, or something trivial. It wasn't about money.) I don't recall the time, but it was dark. Sunday night.
I had heard mostly negative things about mongering in Brickfields. Well, I walked in from out-of-area, and then walked the whole length of Jalan Thambipillay (from Lorong Chan Ah Tong, up to where it ends at Jalan Tun Sambanthan 3)- and I didn't see anything that was of even remote interest to me. There were some massage places, but I didn't venture in. At the very end of the street I saw one streetwalker who I would rank as a 1-out-of-10. I can't imagine a scenario where I would be interested in that worker. Did not stop! Kept walking.
Then, got a Grab over to Berjaya Times Square mall, to recharge phone at Starbucks, and get caffeine for the continued walk. That put me near the mongering streets of Jalan Alor and Jalan Rembia. Walked over there—and again, that walk was somewhat hard due to high-vehicular volume streets, and pedestrian overpasses.
I was surprised by the lively environment at Jalan Alor: street performers, musicians, and regular Joe tourists. I thought it would be more hard-core mongering, and massage places. Usually the tourists-mixing-with-mongering is not my thing. (I prefer Angeles City to Pattaya, for example. I don't enjoy the regular tourists – western girls and their boyfriends, and couples on holiday, even families—mixed in with the mongering. I know other guys like the beach at Pattaya, and think Angeles City is a shithole. That's fine; I don't think Angeles is charming, but I like that it doesn't mix mongering and regular tourists much. Guys that go to Angeles go to fuck the pretty girls. Or ugly girls; whatever. Not to jet-ski.).
Walking Jalan Alor I saw a few streetwalkers, among the crowds of people. Also girls offering massage, but I didn't engage much with them. I prefer to take a girl home; I'm not really down with the quickies in upstairs rooms. Not my thing personally. (OK, sometimes it is. Something about the furtive nature, and sketchiness of it. But, generally prefer a girl at the hotel, overnight.).
When I got to the end of the street, I looped back again—and got hit up a few more times by the massage girls, and eye contact by working girls. I went to the next street, Jalan Rembia, and it was a full-on night-market food festival environment. No streetwalkers, no massage—just full on night food market, again with performers singing on the street, and tons of regular Joe tourists. Interesting enough. "Alor Street Food Night Market."
At the end of the street, I turned to walk up to Beach Club. It was there that I hit the most massage girls—where Jalan Rembia hits Changkat Bukit Bintang. Girls were pitching 1-hour at 40 RM. I assume it would go to multiples of that once you got to the room, if you wanted any interesting service. But, I didn't go up. Can't report actual costs.
Walked the 1.5 km to Beach Club. I'll start the next post there.
I realize this long post will not be everybody's cup of tea. On the upside, it will have current, first hand information. Post 2 will be more the nitty-gritty.
Johnny.