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Visited Cheongnyangni RLD at 2 AM. It was at full force. 97% of the shops were open and looking extremely bright. Saw a lot of new faces as well, and now there are several girls who are dressed in schoolgirl outfits.

This is my first time out to Seoul. I will be around Jongrogu. Where should I go? What should I do around that area? Or do I need to go to Itawean for any nightlife.

Hey,

Could someone PM me the phone number for Belle?

Thanks!

I have read a few reports (old ones) of the coffee delivery girls.

Does anyone know if they still exist and if so any contact information?

Thanks

Any action now in the bar of this hotel?

I read in the past were active some escort in nightbar?

[QUOTE=Nightcrimson; 1105606]I have read a few reports (old ones) of the coffee delivery girls.

Does anyone know if they still exist and if so any contact information?

Thanks[/QUOTE]If you can read Korean, you want to look for signs or business cards with the word "Dah-bahng." It's an old word for "cafe" that has pretty much phased out and is only used in reference to coffee joints where girls serve / deliver and sometimes offer extras on top of that.

They are still around, but mostly outside of Seoul. It's rare to find any in the city, since there are so many other options with BBSs and Anma. Contact numbers? There's not a central switchboard for these places, and you're talking about a pretty big city here. I suggest you do some pavement pounding and find a few on your own.

Stopped by the RLD and was just looking around. I noticed that a number of the shops were closed and / or torn down. A-Row is only a handful of windows, and B-Row is even fewer. I asked one of the girls if this is because of the LE factor, and she said yes. I asked if they were going to finish shutting down and destroying the rest of the shops, and she said it would be complete within a month.

So, in 2011, Yongsan RLD will be no more.

[QUOTE=Looking Inrok; 1105829]If you can read Korean, you want to look for signs or business cards with the word "Dah-bahng." It's an old word for "cafe" that has pretty much phased out and is only used in reference to coffee joints where girls serve / deliver and sometimes offer extras on top of that.

They are still around, but mostly outside of Seoul. It's rare to find any in the city, since there are so many other options with BBSs and Anma. Contact numbers? There's not a central switchboard for these places, and you're talking about a pretty big city here. I suggest you do some pavement pounding and find a few on your own. [/QUOTE]Thanks for that. Seems like there are easier options available. As interesting as a coffee girl sounds I really am not in to putting so much effort in to it. Perhaps Starbucks should introduce this!

[QUOTE=Looking Inrok; 1105830]Stopped by the RLD and was just looking around. I noticed that a number of the shops were closed and / or torn down. A-Row is only a handful of windows, and B-Row is even fewer. I asked one of the girls if this is because of the LE factor, and she said yes. I asked if they were going to finish shutting down and destroying the rest of the shops, and she said it would be complete within a month.

So, in 2011, Yongsan RLD will be no more. [/QUOTE]Yea, I would estimate over 3/4 of the places had the front plate glass windows busted out. Without that, none of the SPs will work in this type of weather. The street looks like the result of the beef demonstrations. Went to 588 Wednesday night, was ignored by all.

Anyone here prescribe for MVIX? Looking at costs, but was quoted a high price for doctor visit + medication. Wondering where / how much you pay.

Cheers

I'm a frequent traveler to Seoul, go there almost every month and, usually, I look for a different thing every time I go.

I'm more like Frank M and the other guy who had some pictures of unknown places: I like to be adventurous and try different stuff off the beaten path. For instance, Itaweon is a no go place for me.

Always walking around Seoul St, I saw the barber poles on the avenue that goes to city center and Nandemun market, but never tried (knowing that around stations it can be bad). However, this time, I decided to take one for the team here.

If you are at Seoul St, go to the subway level and look for Exit 4. Out of Exit 4, walk straight, and you'll see one barber pole: didn't try this place, since it looked quite legit, I mean, a gym or a sauna with nothing special.

Walk few meters more, and you'll see a double barber pole, with "sports massage" in it (in Korean). The entrance is in the little street on the side. 2nd floor.

Went up, knocked on the door, and was greeted by two old ladies (ajuma) : one in her 60s, other in her mid 40s. They were very happy to see me, and started asking me to come in. Inside there was a barber chair but a curtain revealed the other side: a massage bed in a darker room.

They started discussing who would take care of me (I can understand some Korean) , and I was expecting the younger one, since she was quite interesting for a mid 40s. Being myself a mediterranean european at mid 30s, and Koreans don't age much, I was happy about it.

Discussion over, the younger one comes, with a big smile, and saying that I was very handsome.

Obs. : I'm not handsome, but I'm good looking. I take care of myself, hair cut, shave, perfume. And to all you there who complain about being shown the door when stepping into a korean venue, here is my 1 cent: dress well. If you go there in jeans and running shoes, they will probably ask you to leave. Now, I'm always wearing a suit and even a tie when I go to these places. And I was never refused anything. Think about it, boys.

Undress, keep underwear, lay on the table face up. She washes my feet and asks me to be face down. Then, starts a massage that was quite ok. If you've been to real massage places, you know when they are professional, and when they are not. This lady was not, but it was relaxing, anyway. I tell her it was very good, she laughs and kiss me on my cheek. I know something good will happen.

Finished, turn face up. She dims the light down, massage my neck and shoulders. Then, put her face closer to mine and gently kiss my lips (no DFK, just a little touch) , and say I'm handsome. I reply saying she is beautiful.

She brings some hot towels. Puts my underwear down, compliments me for my size (average, not big) , and clean it with the towel. Then, she also cleans my hands (a sign that I can use them).

Then, she starts a slow HJ, while licking my nipples and belly, with enthusiasm. She then puts her blouse up revealing her small but firm boobs, and puts my hand on them. I start touching and approach my mouth to lick them, to which she presses my head against her body, and seems to enjoy it. I start touching her butt and, to my surprise, she raises her skirt and puts her panties down, allowing me to touch, kiss and bite her soft ass.

From there, she makes me lay down again, and starts a nice BBBJ. I continue to touch her, reaching her front. I have to stop her, cause I was almost getting there. She smiles, I get closer to her lips and kiss her. She starts kisssing and licking my neck while HJing, I lay down, back to BBBJ and, when I'm almost there, she switches to HJ, very very slowly, and I can't resist. Now, I'm no Peter North, but I can unload a pretty good amount of fluid there: it goes everywhere: my belly, her arm, her shirt. She is surprised, starts laughing, and say that I'm strong. Funny.

She then leaves, cleans me when come back, and while I'm dressing up again, she brings me a vitamin (these energy drinks). All smiles to me.

She asks me to come back, maybe I will, maybe not. When I leave, the old one (who seemed younger than what she really was) tells me next time is hers. Well, why not? All for the experience.

Damage was 70k. Interesting experience.

Obs. : I'm failing to find nuru massage places in Seoul. Hotel Capital used to have it, doesn't have it anymore. Does anyone know where to find it?

Cheers,

Sauro

[QUOTE=Sauro07;1106133]Obs. : I'm failing to find nuru massage places in Seoul. Hotel Capital used to have it, doesn't have it anymore. Does anyone know where to find it? [/QUOTE]Most anmas incorporate some type of it, but not for the duration of your visit. It's usually a preview before you make your way to the bed.

[QUOTE=Nightcrimson; 1105606]I have read a few reports (old ones) of the coffee delivery girls.

Does anyone know if they still exist and if so any contact information?

Thanks[/QUOTE]The coffee girls still exist, but its not what it used to be 10 years ago, and certainly not like the old reports on this board.

Here's an example of what you get today. I don't understand what this guy is talking about with the ticket. Even the Korean's comments don't understand what's with all the ticket ticket he keeps talking about. As you can see there's no service provided. You're paying for a girl to sit and talk with you for ten minutes and she's out.

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[QUOTE=Sauro07;1106133]And to all you there who complain about being shown the door when stepping into a korean venue, here is my 1 cent: dress well. If you go there in jeans and running shoes, they will probably ask you to leave. Now, I'm always wearing a suit and even a tie when I go to these places. And I was never refused anything. Think about it, boys.[/QUOTE]Perhaps a little overdress for a barber shop I'd say but I've never heard of anyone being refused entrance at any BS in Seoul especially the ones with 40 year old providers. Try gaining access to an upscale anma with a prime time provider in Seoul with this kind of ease and you sure will impress the masses.

Sunday night on the hill was REALLY quiet. Most of the bars were closed, only a few near the top of the hill were open. We walked by Capital (2-3 girls) , but for the first time in my roaming days we were told not to come in. My theory: We had passed by the bar a few minutes before, coming back down the hill, and we ran into a German guy who stumbled out of Old Towne bombed out of his tree, with two Korean coworkers. He latched on to us as we went back to the bottom of the hill, proceeded to throw a glass of rum and coke at a car when the driver honked at us, and wandered up towards Peachfuzz and tried to pull the door off its hinges (fortunately it was locked). When we went back up the hill the ladies in Capital refused to let us in. Guilty by association perhaps? Oh well.

On to the Thick Thighs, for those who like the pear-shaped, this girl would have to be the most uniquely shaped Korean woman I have ever seen. She has a slender upper body but flares out dramatically from the waist. Serious Curves! I swear at 5'2" she was a 32-28-36+, with thighs that were thicker than any legs I've ever seen on a woman. So. If you are into that look, she is available. Her name is Bin, and she works in the bar next to ABC (its Madrid, isn't it?) last night with another woman who is thick and busty too (MiSo, if you are interested.) She was saying it would be 150. Enjoy the flavour.

My latest run was uneventful, but a few weeks ago, during the daytime on a Sunday, I was lured into ABC, found one woman, fairly tall, slender body, enticing B-cup breasts that may have been artificial, but skillfully done, tatoo on her back, mid 30s. And she is completely shaved. The body was more attractive than her face, but she was nice enough to talk to, and I got a BBBJ and DATY for 80 (Sunday afternoon special) , with the promise I would return. I didn't yet, but I will, I want to see how much more mileage I can get, and I like shaved.

Enjoy boys.