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[QUOTE=Sky Ryder]FLO,
That is usually about the time I turn to my "friend" and tell him if he feels so strongly about my "thriftiness" that he give her what he thinks she deserves for me......:-) Of course if it is a client....well that is a whole other thing.....
Gotta do what you gotta do......[/QUOTE]I have a lot of time. I will go to Wanchai and teach the talent to charge wealthy business men double. Especially those from the US. A good start would be 6000 ST, because if it ain't cheaper than back home it can't be good.
If you find a bargain, publish it here, it will be ruined the next day.
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Do people in HK speak both Cantonese and Mandarin or just Cantonese only?
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Korean bars
I will be visiting hong kong later this month.
Where are most of the Korean hostess bars located?
Thank you!
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[QUOTE=Maximman]I will be visiting hong kong later this month.
Where are most of the Korean hostess bars located?
Thank you![/QUOTE]
You'll find them a short flight away, in Korea.
The Wanchai hostess bars are a choice between Thai or Filipina. KTV hostesses are mainland Chinese or local HK girls. Where did you get the idea that there were Korean hostess bars at all?
If you want a Korean girl, go and find any 141 girl that advertises herself as "Japanese". She'll be Korean.
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[QUOTE=Adventurous Abc]Do people in HK speak both Cantonese and Mandarin or just Cantonese only?[/QUOTE]You'll find a mix of both. Since you're here, most of the girls you're likely to deal with will speak Mandarin.
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Vitamin C in HK?
Any recommendations on where I can pick up legit Vit-C or V in Hong Kong?
Any help much appreciated
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Try Kimberley road in Tsimshatsui. A few Korean karaoke joints and restaurants.
[QUOTE=Maximman]I will be visiting hong kong later this month.
Where are most of the Korean hostess bars located?
Thank you![/QUOTE]
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[QUOTE=Maximman]I will be visiting hong kong later this month.
Where are most of the Korean hostess bars located?
Thank you![/QUOTE]
Ramn has one option. Also, it used to be some on I think it is Jaffe Road down closer to Causeway Bay (Jaffe runs parallel to Lockhart) there were a couple of hostess bars for the Koreans there as well. Been couple of years though.
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[QUOTE=Idler31]You'll find them a short flight away, in Korea.
The Wanchai hostess bars are a choice between Thai or Filipina. KTV hostesses are mainland Chinese or local HK girls. Where did you get the idea that there were Korean hostess bars at all?
If you want a Korean girl, go and find any 141 girl that advertises herself as "Japanese". She'll be Korean.[/QUOTE]I have a friend who is Korean, she moved there not too long ago, and is managing a hostess bar. She doesn't speak Chinese, only Korean and English and she used to work at a Korean bar, so I'd like to drop by and say hello while I'm in town.
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[QUOTE=Maximman]I have a friend who is Korean, she moved there not too long ago, and is managing a hostess bar. She doesn't speak Chinese, only Korean and English and she used to work at a Korean bar, so I'd like to drop by and say hello while I'm in town.[/QUOTE]
maybe ask her... and please let me know the outcome as I love Korean girls.
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[QUOTE=Tony Toro]maybe ask her... and please let me know the outcome as I love Korean girls.[/QUOTE]I would ask her, but her laptop broke, so she's out of email access for now. Besides, she's just a good friend (older woman, 50's, she's the mama there) so I probably won't be reporting on her :). But either way, I'll keep you updated on the korean girls as I'll be sure to visit a few while I'm there. I'm a senior member of my local forum in the states, so I understand the value of reporting back.
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info needed
Hi - I'll be visiting HK for the first time in about three weeks, and I'm trying to get a feeling for the scene. Here are few basic questions -
Is there a place/post listing relevant web pages - e.g. I see 141 mentioned all the time, but no link to the existing site.
I may not be able to take a girl to my hotel - are there some per hour hotels conveniently located?
I see Wanchai being mentioned as a most popular area (and tourist trap) - are there other areas worth visiting?
Appreciate it.
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I believe no links are allowed for competing websites. Let your fingers do the walking. Go to google.com.hk and search away. I did the same and found the answers to all your queries.
[QUOTE=Carpediem]Hi - I'll be visiting HK for the first time in about three weeks, and I'm trying to get a feeling for the scene. Here are few basic questions -
Is there a place/post listing relevant web pages - e.g. I see 141 mentioned all the time, but no link to the existing site.
I may not be able to take a girl to my hotel - are there some per hour hotels conveniently located?
I see Wanchai being mentioned as a most popular area (and tourist trap) - are there other areas worth visiting?
Appreciate it.[/QUOTE]
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[QUOTE=Maximman]I have a friend who is Korean, she moved there not too long ago, and is managing a hostess bar. She doesn't speak Chinese, only Korean and English and she used to work at a Korean bar, so I'd like to drop by and say hello while I'm in town.[/QUOTE]Causeway bar has a few Korean hostess bars. Usually tucked away on top of a mall or two. Been to a few.
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Your Questions
1. Check ******.com
2. All Victoria Hotels in WanChai and TsimShaTsui and everywhere are hourly hotel. Others - look for a sign like 200 for 3 hours and those are hourly hotels
Steve
[QUOTE=Carpediem]Hi - I'll be visiting HK for the first time in about three weeks, and I'm trying to get a feeling for the scene. Here are few basic questions -
Is there a place/post listing relevant web pages - e.g. I see 141 mentioned all the time, but no link to the existing site.
I may not be able to take a girl to my hotel - are there some per hour hotels conveniently located?
I see Wanchai being mentioned as a most popular area (and tourist trap) - are there other areas worth visiting?
Appreciate it.[/QUOTE]
