Jakarta

[QUOTE=Sychip1;2940882]... Another thing Thailand is great but I'm getting sick of Thai food and Indonesian food is more interesting / tasty.[/QUOTE]Quite right. Problem is, depending on the venue you're ten times as likely to get food poisoning (bacteria) in Indonesia. I stopped eating the delicious "masakan padang" (Padang cuisine) in Indonesia for every time I did so I had 50% chance of spending the night on the shitter. In Padang cuisine people eat with their hands. By the way, do hotels like Hyatt, Meridien, Shangri-La ... still offer superb buffets at give-away prices like they did in the first decade of the century?

[QUOTE=BKKguru;2940927]This is bad news. Can other Jakarta veterans provide feedback?

Vendelo, you learned this from ONE girl? Or multiple girls told you this?
I am trying to understand the sample size of this information.

~BKK[/QUOTE]In Jakarta the mamasan calls the shots. If the mamasan doesn't care about age gaps, chances are the girl doesn't care either.


[QUOTE=Vendelo;2940850]Coincidentally, on my recent trip (see my two FRs), I asked one of my girls about indo girls' feeling about age difference. The response I received was not good for old guys. Indo girls are different than Thai girls. Thais don't care about age nor age gap. I've dated Thai girls 40 years younger than me. ...[/QUOTE]Really? If only that were true. Living in TH I find Thai girls to care a hell of a lot about age gaps these days. Many girls on ThaiFriendly make in clear upfront they don't want older men (screenshot below). Note there's no reason why indonesian girls should be much different. However in many Indonesian venues girls may seldom be able to afford rejecting older customers. In our hobby this matters more than the frame of mind of today's teenage generation. And yes, this may be one more reason to ignore the online market when mongering in Indonesia.

All good bud. At least you had fun.

[QUOTE=IrishMongrel;2940929]Nah, first name began with a B, surname with a P, that's about as far as I will go.[/QUOTE]

Depends on what is your goal and what you are looking for and who you get!

If you are after ONS with regular Tinder or any social media girls with no money exchange terms, probably not much of luck as Indo girls do tend to look for younger / less age gaps.

Now if it comes to P4 P, 90% would careless about the age as long as they get paid for it. Honestly I haven't come across any situation like that but any regular girl I would come across, would always ask for my age. I have had girls with age differences between 10-15 yrs and never had any issues.

[QUOTE=BKKguru;2940927]This is bad news. Can other Jakarta veterans provide feedback?

Vendelo, you learned this from ONE girl? Or multiple girls told you this?
I am trying to understand the sample size of this information.

~BKK[/QUOTE]

Never been to Indonesia but by accident on my you tube a vlooger by the name Cam Nakal6.

A69 came up. He rides around Jakarta om motorcycle and shows all these girls working. Kinda of poor looking place but intet4 stnj. Any comme.

Nt on price.

[QUOTE=XXL;2940942]Quite right. Problem is, depending on the venue you're ten times as likely to get food poisoning (bacteria) in Indonesia. I[/QUOTE]On my only trip to Jakarta, I took one bite of the "porridge" they served at hotel breakfast. Immediately I felt nauseous and vomited it back in the bowl. Who knows what my vomit reflex saved me from.

[QUOTE=IrishMongrel;2940932]In contrary, I found they didn't mind. Actually the one I was talking about preferred older guys as they paid her more attention and just weren't interested in the gym and a quick fuck. We know what foreplay is. Her words, not mine. Anyway, she is probably 2 to 4 weeks away from dropping number 2, will keep the Internet surprise till later.[/QUOTE]It really depends on the girl & if you look your age / look younger & keep fit in my experience.

In Bangkok I was recently with a 21-year old for a month or so.

In Jakarta was with 22-25 range & even an 18- year old who worked at a hotel but I fell asleep when she wanted to come round as it was 2 am. These are civvies not FL, I'm telling you bros that Jakarta girls are gagging for it compared to Bkk ladies.

Hey,

I've spent a while reading the forums, and it looks like there's plenty of freelancers to be found in expat bars. I'll only be in town for a couple of days, and I'll be in business meetings all day, then staying at a hotel (don't know which one yet) provided by my employer. I'm not sure if I'll have time to get out to the bars and bring a girl back.

Are there agencies who can provide delivery girls to hotels? I'm hoping for a threesome.

I checked Smooci and there are a handful of girls on there, none with reviews, so it seems maybe Smooci hasn't hit Jakarta yet?

Any advice is appreciated.

Chili.

So it's my first time in Indonesia and wanted to get some advice; what are my best options. I am chatting to a number of girls on Seeking but wondered how they compared to tinder girls over there and to the girls at the clubs. I prefer the longer meets with dinner etc and Seeking has always been good for this (in Europe at least), but as I don't have loads of time I need tp prioritise and was wondering how the tinder girls and the girls at BATS / CJ might compare, and also, in terms of looks how do the club / spa girls at Emporium / Classic compare?

[QUOTE=Gonz0;2940672]Google Lens can do this.[/QUOTE]As far as I know Google Lense (which is a function of the Google Translate App) is for using the camera of the phone to take a picture of something written (a restaurant menu for example) in another language / script (Such as Thai, Japanese, Mandarin, etc) and Google lense then translates the foreign text in the picture into English and overlays it on top of the original text. It has become quite here in Thailand where I currently am. However Google Lense is not capable of reading a QR code. For that he needs to use a QR code scanner such as the one I had mentioned in my previous post.

-Gabacho.

[QUOTE=Gabacho;2941107]As far as I know Google Lense (which is a function of the Google Translate App) is for using the camera of the phone to take a picture of something written (a restaurant menu for example) in another language / script (Such as Thai, Japanese, Mandarin, etc) and Google lense then translates the foreign text in the picture into English and overlays it on top of the original text. It has become quite here in Thailand where I currently am. However Google Lense is not capable of reading a QR code. For that he needs to use a QR code scanner such as the one I had mentioned in my previous post.

-Gabacho.[/QUOTE]Quite helpful

Quick question: Is mid to late October a bad time to visit Jakarta / Bandung in terms of rainfall? I don't want to get caught up in monsoon rains and floods in the city. Google gives me conflicting answers.

[QUOTE=Gabacho;2941107]As far as I know Google Lense (which is a function of the Google Translate App) is for using the camera of the phone to take a picture of something written (a restaurant menu for example) in another language / script (Such as Thai, Japanese, Mandarin, etc) and Google lense then translates the foreign text in the picture into English and overlays it on top of the original text. It has become quite here in Thailand where I currently am. However Google Lense is not capable of reading a QR code. For that he needs to use a QR code scanner such as the one I had mentioned in my previous post.

-Gabacho.[/QUOTE]Google Lens doesn't only translate text. It can read / scan QR codes.

I've done it on my phone.

Check the internet.

Gonz0.

Unfortunately, I have to cancel my mongering trip to Jakarta and Bandung scheduled for mid-Sep. Considering postponing it to mid-Oct.

Is this a good time to visit? Will there be heavy rains and flooding? I'm getting conflicting info about this on the internet. Please clarify. Thanks.

[QUOTE=JoeBrooklyn;2941350]Unfortunately, I have to cancel my mongering trip to Jakarta and Bandung scheduled for mid-Sep. Considering postponing it to mid-Oct.

Is this a good time to visit? Will there be heavy rains and flooding? I'm getting conflicting info about this on the internet. Please clarify. Thanks.[/QUOTE]Hi Joe,

Only certain parts of Jakarta that would normally have regular flooding during heavy rain. However, they have improved significantly lately. Worst case scenario, you could always organise the girls to meet you at your hotel.

[QUOTE=Goofy123;2941357]Hi Joe,

Only certain parts of Jakarta that would normally have regular flooding during heavy rain. However, they have improved significantly lately. Worst case scenario, you could always organise the girls to meet you at your hotel.[/QUOTE]Hmm. That doesn't sound too good. I may just cancel my trip altogether, instead of rescheduling it, and go in June or July maybe in a year or 2.