Sao Paulo Reports

Part 3 – Sao Paulo (See ISG Florianopolis section for part 2 and ISG Porto Allegre section for part 1 of my Brazil Report)

I got to Sao Paulo and checked into my hotel. I stayed at this hotel.

[url]http://www.mercure.com/gb/hotel-3538-mercure-sao-paulo-moema/index.shtml[/url]

It was roughly 150 BRL / night. Warning: you have to pay for internet separately at this hotel. Other than the extra-cost internet, the hotel was adequate.

I came to Brazil to see the beauty of the country and to do Brazilian girls. So far the "do girls" part had eluded me, mostly because of the high prices that I had experienced. I refuse to pay high prices. I don't care if the girl is the best looking girl in the world. I won't pay a high price, especially if the price is higher than the locals have to pay.

I knew I had to try something different than go to the mainstream tourist clubs. Unlike Florianopolis, Sao Paulo is a huge sprawling city and not a Bay Watch type resort town. I was not constrained to tourist trap clubs.

I adjusted my game plan. The first night I hailed a taxi off the street and tried out my low-level Portuguese. I asked the driver,"Garotas de programa?" The driver nodded his head affirmatively. I got in the taxi. The ride was about 15 minutes and cost around 30 BRL.

The taxi driver dropped me off in front of a clinica. The name was Pyramid Clinica. I sat in a waiting room and five different girls came and shook my hand. Quite frankly, there was only one that I liked. She was a petite brunette with an adorable face and lovely olive skin. She did not speak English but fortunately one of the other girls did speak some English and offered to translate. The price was 110 BRL for one hour. What a far better offer than what I had found in Porto Allegre or Florianopolis. I accepted her offer and went to a back room which was small but clean. I took a quick shower. She immediately went to work on me with a BBBJ. The BBBJ was great. I did her doggie and then she rode me for about 15 minutes straight. This girl was filled with energy and fun. I finished in about 45 minutes. I tried some conversation but the language barrier was hopeless. I left the clinica completely satisfied.

The next night I tried the same tactic. I hailed a taxi off the street and asked "Garotas de programa?" This time I ended up at this high-end club.

[url]http://www.kiltshows.com.br[/url]

Entrance was 50 BRL. The club was basically a high-end strip club with girls offering services. I got two offers: one for 250 BRL and the other for 300 BRL. After having such a great experience the night before, I turned both offers down. I stayed at the club and enjoyed the shows. There were regular strip tease shows and go-go girls. Because the entry fee was not too expensive, this would be a great place to come with friends. I left after a couple of hours.

The next day I did some research and found.

[url]http://www.clinicaallure.com.br/[/url]

I went in the early evening. The selection was seven girls. All the girls were too big for me and none of them spoke English, but the place was nice. I was quoted a price of 130 BRL for an hour. Not a bad price if the girl is very good looking and offers good service. I would imagine this place could be better on a different day with a different selection of girls and there was a way to translate.

Considering I got one great night out of three in Sao Paulo compared to nothing in Porto Allegre and Florianopolis, I called it a day and left early so I would be rested for my trip to Rio the next day.

My feeling is that Sao Paulo, because it is so big, has enormous potential. One needs more time to get the place mapped out. I got lucky the first night because the taxi driver was knowledgeable and I found one girl for a good price. The other two nights I did not find anything. With time and knowledge Sao Paulo could be a good playground.

[QUOTE=TandAforever; 1174338]Part 3 – Sao Paulo (See ISG Florianopolis section for part 2 and ISG Porto Allegre section for part 1 of my Brazil Report)

I got to Sao Paulo and checked into my hotel. I stayed at this hotel.

[url]http://www.mercure.com/gb/hotel-3538-mercure-sao-paulo-moema/index.shtml[/url]

The next night I tried the same tactic. I hailed a taxi off the street and asked "Garotas de programa?" This time I ended up at this high-end club.

[url]http://www.kiltshows.com.br[/url][/QUOTE]Appreciate your honest newbie report but why didn't you read this thread before you asked taxi drivers where the action is? You were indeed quite lucky not to have been dragged to useless clubs like Romanza or Millenari (spelling?) KILT is by no means a high end club.

Don't use this tactic in Rio, please. You will most likely be dropped off at some rip-off joint where the taxi driver will earn a commission for bringing you there.
Do your homework by reading Bubba's guide and remember these names of termas. L'oumo. 4x4 and Monte Carlo. As a newbie, these would be a good start.

Around where you were staying in Moema, there are several clinicas that you could have visited without paying the 40-50R round trip cab fare.

[QUOTE=Almotu;1174369]Around where you were staying in Moema, there are several clinicas that you could have visited without paying the 40-50R round trip cab fare.[/QUOTE]I concord. You were at a walking distance from Privê Eucaliptos (which is open untill 06am) and Red Massagem (on the other side of Ibirapuera). On the other hand. Maybe you were unaware of that. But there are a lot of GDP working freelance in Moema (especially on Rouxinol, Tuim, Pintasilgo, Macuco, etc.). Next time, you'll know. Some of them do speak English.

Lavandisca is a quiet street with several good restaurants and bars. The only time it's buzy it's Sunday morning when there's a open air market on the street (early on the morning untill mid afternoon). Nex time you rent a room in the same hotel you mus know that there's a bus stop (onibus parada) real close, on the corner of Lavandisca and Macuco: this bus goes to the Santa Cruz subway station.

[QUOTE=Sui Generis;1174385]Maybe you were unaware of that.[/QUOTE]Yes, unaware. The night turned out very good. I was lucky.

[QUOTE=Almotu; 1174369]Appreciate your honest newbie report but why didn't you read this thread before you asked taxi drivers where the action is?

Don't use this tactic in Rio, please. You will most likely be dropped off at some rip-off joint where the taxi driver will earn a commission for bringing you there.

Do your homework by reading Bubba's guide and remember these names of termas. L'oumo. 4x4 and Monte Carlo. As a newbie, these would be a good start.

Around where you were staying in Moema, there are several clinicas that you could have visited without paying the 40-50R round trip cab fare.[/QUOTE]I didn't know about this thread. Strange, but the international sex guide does not come up on many Google searches.

The night turned out great minus the taxi fair. Who knows if I would have found a girl at the other clinicas.

I have already finished the Rio part of my trip. I will post the results as soon as I write them up. Maybe sometime today.

Thanks for the advice. If I go mongering in the future, I will research here first.

Hi all, Staying the Hyatt this week and was wondering if anybody could recommend a good place to go to for FS? Nothing kinky or special, just want to do a Brazilian woman in Sao Paulo and don't want to take a taxi very far.

Please let me know if you have a chance. Thank you!

[QUOTE=Johnnysim2000; 1174673]Hi all, Staying the Hyatt this week and was wondering if anybody could recommend a good place to go to for FS? Nothing kinky or special, just want to do a Brazilian woman in Sao Paulo and don't want to take a taxi very far.

Please let me know if you have a chance. Thank you![/QUOTE]I have something for you. Your hotel- quite a good one by the way. Is very close to the Morumbi Shopping Center. From your hotel. Which is located on Avenida das Naçoes Unidas- walk against the traffic (which is one way or a contra mão going north) I. E. Go south untill the Morumbi Shopping Center (you cannot miss it). At the shopping center take Avenida Roque Petroni untill you reach Rua Chafik Maluf. On that street there is a privê which is good:

Espaço Morumbi 101 Rua Chafic Maluf.

Phone: (11) 5041-5128.

(Most garotas are 7/10 but sometimes there are 8/10 or 8. 5/10. 9/10.) If you want a PSE experience try Jasmine. Unforgettable. A mulatta clara with 19 tattoes.

I can also suggest a good churrascaria with a good selection of different dishes (pasta, fish, salads, desserts). On the same street: Avenida Roque Petroni. It's called churrascaria Morumbi: [url]http://www.morumbigrill.com.br/[/url]

[QUOTE=Almotu; 1173321]Stumbled onto this. I think this is up your alley?

[url]http://www.groupon.com.br/ofertas/sao-paulo---premium/buddha-bar/504351[/url][/QUOTE]Thanks Almotu,

I have been there a couple of years ago when it was really good. The chef back then was Bel Coelho. She is now in her own restaurant called Dui (which is excellent by the way). Buddha Bar is now just a bleak copy of what it once was.

GK

[QUOTE=SkinnyBop; 1169408]Not sure if we're talking about the same place. Anyway:

Garden Night Club (previously known as W Club)

Rua Alvorada. 550. Vila Olímpia.

Phone: 3845-2725/5052-1674[/QUOTE]From what I understand W Garden (which was the last name) is now closed. If anyone should find out otherwise, please don't hesitate to put the current status up on this board.

GK

Anyone know of places where the non-pros (and I use that term loosely) hang out by day in SP that are not termas or boites? Thanks.

[QUOTE=Davis150;1175268]Anyone know of places where the non-pros (and I use that term loosely) hang out by day in SP that are not termas or boites? Thanks.[/QUOTE]I once wrote a post on this subject. The best place to meet non-pros in Sampa is along the Avenida Paulista, just after the office hours, when women go to the numerous HH. You can find the same thing in many HH in Moema, Vila Olimpa, Vila Madalena, Pinheiros.

If you speak the language you can meet women almost anywhere in São Paulo. I once met a non-pro in a sebo (second-hand bookstore).

[QUOTE=Sui Generis; 1175288]I once wrote a post on this subject. The best place to meet non-pros in Sampa is along the Avenida Paulista, just after the office hours, when women go to the numerous HH. You can find the same thing in many HH in Moema, Vila Olimpa, Vila Madalena, Pinheiros.

If you speak the language you can meet women almost anywhere in São Paulo. I once met a non-pro in a sebo (second-hand bookstore).[/QUOTE]What is HH?

[QUOTE=Sui Generis; 1175156]I have something for you. Your hotel- quite a good one by the way. Is very close to the Morumbi Shopping Center. From your hotel. Which is located on Avenida das Naçoes Unidas- walk against the traffic (which is one way or a contra mão going north) I. E. Go south untill the Morumbi Shopping Center (you cannot miss it). At the shopping center take Avenida Roque Petroni untill you reach Rua Chafik Maluf. On that street there is a privê which is good:

Espaço Morumbi 101 Rua Chafic Maluf.

Phone: (11) 5041-5128.

(Most garotas are 7/10 but there are 8/10 or 8. 5/10. 9/10.) If you want a PSE experience try Jasmine. Unforgettable. A mulatta clara with 19 tattoes.

I can also suggest a good churrascaria with a good selection of different dishes (pasta, fish, salads, desserts). On the same street: Avenida Roque Petroni. It's called churrascaria Morumbi:

[url]http://www.morumbigrill.com.br/[/url][/QUOTE]Dear Sui, thanks for your e-mail and recommendation. I found Espaco Morumbi but it was closed. It was around 5:00 pm today. No cars in parking lot and nobody answered the buzzer.

Any other recommendations within walking distance? Thanks!

[QUOTE=Auriflama;1176018]What is HH?[/QUOTE]Simply Happy Hours

Hi guys, I will visit SP in few weeks, I will stay in Hotel Park Inn Radisson, Ibirapuera. Any information about action around this area?

Thank you.