Pattaya Reports

[QUOTE=BananaBoi;2624724]If Camel Toe is allowed to be open are any of the other BJ bars, G clubs open like Passion, Kit Cat, Seahorse, M Club, Blush, Aqua Deymie, Heaven, Huntsman, The Mews, The Den, Soi Full Love inn, Soi Boomerang, Jade House, Bliss, Booze, Diamond, plus many many more. Not sure which of these survived the latest COVID closures. I do see on Google maps the row of BJ bars on Soi LK Pavillion are gone. Also a shame no more Kinnaree.[/QUOTE]Cameltoe is open as a restaurant, with NO alcohol. Some of the ones you mentioned might have a restaurant license but afaik aren't open. Blush did open as a restaurant, but got raided shortly thereafter. One you did mention is open illegally, but they have to know you to get in. What makes you think kinnaree is no more? The crazy Owner is active in several LINE groups and is awaiting reopening like all the other bar owners.

[QUOTE=BananaBoi;2624724]If Camel Toe is allowed to be open are any of the other BJ bars, G clubs open like Passion, Kit Cat, Seahorse, M Club, Blush, Aqua Deymie, Heaven, Huntsman, The Mews, The Den, Soi Full Love inn, Soi Boomerang, Jade House, Bliss, Booze, Diamond, plus many many more. Not sure which of these survived the latest COVID closures. I do see on Google maps the row of BJ bars on Soi LK Pavillion are gone. Also a shame no more Kinnaree.[/QUOTE]My recent cruise in the area in regards to Camel Toe, because of the location it is down Soi 10, to the end, turns left and an immediate right down the next soi but it is the first house. It is a house. From the outside, it looks closed because the metal gate that leads into an area to park a vehicle is closed but there is a door on the right with a bell. They have a large banner covering the front of the gate so you can't see what is going on. There is a small table with an alcohol bottle for looks but the place is open serving food as a front. There are a number of cameras in front of the house and I could hear lots of laughing going on inside? It is tucked away I don't see a lot of foot traffic or vehicles so unless a neighbor calls? Even if someone did by the time they actually got in you be done with your BJ and eating your meal?

As for Kinnaree, I know the conversation has come up before Covid? That the land was sold but when I was there prior to this current lockdown it was still open I asked the person who I thought was the older or manager he seem dumbfounded when the question was asked. Next time I'm in the area I will swing by to see. As for your reference " BJ bars on Soi LK Pavillion are gone " what are the names? There are lots of new places prior to the last lockdown that opened on Soi Boomerang.

[QUOTE=CIMguy;2624692]....I sometimes wrestle with the morality of this thing we do.....[/QUOTE]It depends. Eleven years ago in a sauna in Changping, China I was doing this cutie in reverse cowgirl and felt liquid dripping onto my thighs, it was tears, she was crying. I did, then. But banging a NYC hooker in doggie who's shrieking and twerking like there's no tomorrow causing my balls to be quite sore, not so much.

[QUOTE=Turgid;2624877]It depends. Eleven years ago in a sauna in Changping, China I was doing this cutie in reverse cowgirl and felt liquid dripping onto my thighs, it was tears, she was crying. I did, then. But banging a NYC hooker in doggie who's shrieking and twerking like there's no tomorrow causing my balls to be quite sore, not so much.[/QUOTE]Many years ago I took an American stripper to a hotel and just as we started sex, her tears started. A few months later I was in the same hotel with her younger sister, who told me that the older sister used tears to coax more money from her clients.

If I ever see tears again, I'll carefully evaluate if they are from pleasure, pain, guilt, or a ploy for more money. Given my advanced age and limitations, I don't expect to ever see either of the first two.

[QUOTE=LittleBigMan;2624828]As for Kinnaree, I know the conversation has come up before Covid? That the land was sold but when I was there prior to this current lockdown it was still open I asked the person who I thought was the older or manager he seem dumbfounded when the question was asked. Next time I'm in the area I will swing by to see. As for your reference " BJ bars on Soi LK Pavillion are gone " what are the names? There are lots of new places prior to the last lockdown that opened on Soi Boomerang.[/QUOTE]Wow that's great news for me regarding Kinnaree. For all this time I thought it was closed forever so they could build more Russian condos.

The Soi LK Pavilion bars I remember the names of were Geisha and Seven Club.

Soi Boomerang had 4 or 5 BJ bars in 2019. I used to go to 555 because one of my Sapphire girls worked there. Not sure if the current ones are the same bars or new ones.

[QUOTE=Explorer8939;2624775]BTW, there is talk that bars will not open until 2022.[/QUOTE]

Read that too. Unfortunate. With Phnom Penh and Jakarta open/ing soon I may switch my initial destination and head to Thailand after. Jakarta is open for 19 countries with 3 days quarantine but you have to apply for a tourist visa rather than the simple Visa on arrival. More importantly, all bars are open! Vietnam was to reopen soon too but COVID has exploded and they are now at 8000 new cases per day.

[QUOTE=BananaBoi;2624943]Wow that's great news for me regarding Kinnaree. For all this time I thought it was closed forever so they could build more Russian condos.

The Soi LK Pavilion bars I remember the names of were Geisha and Seven Club.

Soi Boomerang had 4 or 5 BJ bars in 2019. I used to go to 555 because one of my Sapphire girls worked there. Not sure if the current ones are the same bars or new ones.



Read that too. Unfortunate. With Phnom Penh and Jakarta open/ing soon I may switch my initial destination and head to Thailand after. Jakarta is open for 19 countries with 3 days quarantine but you have to apply for a tourist visa rather than the simple Visa on arrival. More importantly, all bars are open! Vietnam was to reopen soon too but COVID has exploded and they are now at 8000 new cases per day.[/QUOTE]Let's just cross our fingers when it comes to Kinnaree, when I get a chance I will go by and update I do know cruising that many places are gone for good the restrictions have weeded out the wanted bees and it is actually the stronger survives. I'm not a outdoor bar guy nor a GC walking around I don't pay too much attention especially the bars but I do see Seven not sure about Giesha there are a few like two new GoGo one called Catch Me, another Dove, as you know Ninjz gone, Kink sign is still there.

The Baukhao area particularly TreeTown is where it is up and coming especially bars, plenty of cheap places to eat, as noted in one of my few reports on one end of TreeTown is a new GoGo called Candy, inside the lot of TreeTown a new high end GC called Beach Club, up further Soi Buakhao former owner of GC Buka open a hybrid club part GC and GoGo called something like Hot? Blue, Soi Boomerrang you said five I think there are at least 10 now it is like a mini Soi 6?

Personally, while everyone is trying to get in I'm still trying to get out but the problem is I don't care for the requirements of getting back in no matter how they just change the name of the program no matter what you read there is nothing that requires a rush. I think today 12th, the PM meets with the Co vid group it is reported part of the meeting will be to discuss whether to continue the closure of bars and clubs until next year?

As a reminder, there are no bars in Bangkok or Pattaya that are legally open, only restaurants.

When people here discuss new bars, they are referring to establishments awaiting opening.

B.B , I had a free day needed to get down to Jomtien to my regular home appliance warehouse. On the way, I decided to take the back way and see if Kinnarree situation. From what I could see the building looks the same as before it doesn't look as if they are moving no indication of it. Door signs all the same parking lot across is chain off. The gate was slightly open what seems to be some work in progress, not construction but like cleaning things up may be opening soon!

"all entertainment venues like bars, nightclubs, karaoke lounges, etc. Will remain closed nationally until at least January 15th, 2022. The CCSA meeting would consider the possibility of the business reopening again for January 16th, according to the spokesperson. They did not, however, "guarantee" this as a reopening date. " Again This is nationwide, not just Pattaya.

"there was no specific announcement made about allowing alcohol for dine-in at restaurants in Pattaya, Hua Hin, or other tourist districts like Bangkok or Phuket. ".

[URL]https://thepattayanews.com/2021/11/12/thailands-covid-19-center-holds-major-meeting-bars-and-nightlife-opening-postponed-officially-until-next-year-nationally-covid-19-recap-zone-changes/[/URL]

I stopped by the Camel Toe for a bite to eat, lots of new ladies there.

There was some X-rated stuff going on, but I didn't look closely.

I am back in Pattaya. I arrived yesterday, had dinner at Camel Toe, and had my massage lady come to my place for a quick massage and fuck.

I am very tired today, no mongering today. I would prefer to sit home and rest, but I promised to take a lady to the movies today.

The main thing is that I'm not going to do the drink all day routine any more. The ladies I know mostly have customers, so I am going to pick my spots. Next week, I will spend a few nights at an upscale hotel in Naklua, so I will invite one lady per night. The following week, I am going with my ex to Koh Samui, the next week, I will take her sister to Phuket (that will be a good trick).

Bars here won't open until January, so the ladies will mostly be desperate for customers until then. This is the best of times, and the worst of times.

[QUOTE=Explorer8939;2625516]The main thing is that I'm not going to do the drink all day routine any more.[/QUOTE]Why not? Daytime drinking is great fun but you have to know what you're doing.

Do they serve alcohol at hotel bars and restaurants at the moment? I can survive a meal without a beer but if I don't get any drinks at the pool bar that sucks big time.

[QUOTE=ArnPoddict;2625654]Why not? Daytime drinking is great fun but you have to know what you're doing.

Do they serve alcohol at hotel bars and restaurants at the moment? I can survive a meal without a beer but if I don't get any drinks at the pool bar that sucks big time.[/QUOTE]No. Nothing. Nada. No pool bars.

I just booked my first trip from the US to Bangkok in about 15 years. Since the Philippines are off limits, I figured Thailand would be a good replacement. Besides I miss the simplicity of BJ bars and getting rimjobs in massage places. But following the board, I've been sad to learn that all the bars are closed. That said, it sounds like you folks are still having fun there. What are the main venues to get girls now? Thai friendly?

[QUOTE=ShadowJ;2625919]I just booked my first trip from the US to Bangkok in about 15 years. Since the Philippines are off limits, I figured Thailand would be a good replacement. Besides I miss the simplicity of BJ bars and getting rimjobs in massage places. But following the board, I've been sad to learn that all the bars are closed. That said, it sounds like you folks are still having fun there. What are the main venues to get girls now? Thai friendly?[/QUOTE]Since you are posting in the Pattaya forum, I would suggest going to TreeTown after dark. Daytime, go to almost any massage shop.