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Greet to you all. Just come back from MNL. It was a 6-night tip and I enjoyed it very much. I stayed in Diamond hotel in Ermita. This hotel is very close to the famous MBC (LA Café) and Robinson mall. Besides, EDSA, another great place, is easily to reach by taxi.

Day 1

First night, I went to EDSA. Usually, I choose EDSA as my first stop in MNL because I love its atmosphere. The drink prices are reasonable. Both Mamasan and girls are well behaved. Last time in MNL, I barfined some girls here in EDSA, which left me good memories.

Checked Firehouse, Cotton, and Casino, I ended in Samba. Found a tall girl with long legs and slim body. Most important, I like her mix blood appearance. Bought her a lady drink, the price is around P270 a juice. The girl looked lovely and I decided to barfine her. Paid P1600 to the bar and we decided the tip is P2000.

Latter, inside the room, we had a great round. After that, she showed me some photos of her family. I was tired at that time. So I let her go.

Day 2.

Another night in EDSA. I found an old friend in Space. She recognized me as soon as I enter the bar. I still remembered the time we shared last time. Without any hesitation, I barfind her immediately. Back to the hotel, I found out she was more familiar with diamond. She told me lots of her Japanese customers stayed in Diamond. That was true. I met many guests from Japan or S. Korean in the lobby.

I never doubt about the experience with this girl. She treated me like a valued customer. We took a bath together at first then start the first round. When finished, she gave me a good and careful massage. Then second round. Thank god, I was full of energy that time.

Day 3.

EDSA again! At that night, my plan was just drink some beer. I didn't find any girl looked appeal to me. Maybe I was satisfied already. When I was sitting in Bullets and Arrow, the mamas an kept pushing me to take a girl. I looked at the girls on the stage for a long time. One girl with big boobs caught my eye. So I asked her to sit with me. She was nice and cute. I decided to barfine her.

She was ok in bed, but would like to leave. I could deal with that. After all, I need to get some rest.

Day 4.

It's time to give MBC a try. Arrived in the bar at around 9PM. Nothing changed since last Oct. I guessed at least 50 girls paced on the ground floor. As usual, I sat near the window. At this spot, I could check the girl get inside and the girls walked along the stairs. Two guys sat with me in the same table. Both of them worked in MNL, one was from Spain and the other was a Pilipino. They were great guys to hang out. We drank and talk for a long time. It was really fun.

After they left, I decided to find a company. One lady caught my eye. She was in her late 20s and with an innocent face. I guessed that she hasn't work in this industry for a long time. We talked a while, she was a little shy but definitely know how this game works. So we agreed the price P1500 for ST and off we went. It was already 3am, while we chatted for a long time about her daily life. She used to be a maid in HKG. To my surprise, she carried a big bag with towel, tooth brush and lotion inside. I liked that. The sex part was nice; I believe it worth of the money I paid.

Day 5.

It was 8 PM, I was in MBC again. It was Friday, but not so many customers at that time. I did find some beautiful ladies. I sat on the table alone and drank my beer. Lots of girls passed by and asked me 'what's your name? ' kind of questions over and over again.

One girl approached, she dressed in a blouse. I liked that kind of dress which can show the whole figure of the body. Her figure turned me on, slim and long legs. The only problem is that she got small boobs. She told me she worked with a bar in Malate as a GRO. Her S. Korean boss asked her to bring some girls for his Korean buddy.

After some drinks, we agreed to go back to my room for further fun. Her body looked even greater without the cloths. Good sex and wonderful girl friend experience. She left after her boss called time and time again. With only P1000 note in my hand, I gave her P2000.

Day 6.

Last night in MNL, I went to MBC. Sat on the same tab, waitress had known me. A guy from US sat with me. He was cool and talkative. We shared a lot of monger experience around the world.

Some stories were really amazing.

After a lot of beer, I found only one girl looked appeal to me. Maybe all the cute girls were upstairs. I approached that cute girl, but she turned me down. Oh, I have no idea why. Maybe I was below her standard.

I didn't want to sleep alone on my last night, so I caught a taxi to EDSA. It was 2am already, all bars in EDSA were holding Christmas parties. I found a cute girl in Casino, but she didn't have I'd with her. So I declined.

At the end, I barfined the same girl in Space. The performance was great as always. I hardly get up to catch my flight in the morning.

Glad to see that MBC is back to normal, full of women.

[quote=gangles; 1105714]there has been some discussion about an iminent invasion of chinese etc.

the reality is that the traditional western caucasian has held sway in the mongering places of se asia because of economic advantage.

however, we are seeing an unprecedented increase in the spending power of the rising economies in asia.

firstly japan, then south korea, taiwan. but now the real stars are china and india. both have rapidly increasing middle classes, and both have an imbalance of numbers of single men over single women. but unlike western countries, the numbers of these people will be in the tens of millions.

so we can expect to see an ever increasing number of mongers from these countries, with money to burn, unlike the average western monger who has an ordinary job, saves his money for the year, then takes his 2 week vacation to blow it in the fleshpots.

not long from now, we will be muscled out of the action by these guys with more money at their disposal that we have. [/quote]dear all,

am i the only one from mainland china in this thread? i hope not. the earlier we know isg the easier our monger life abroad will be.

i have no idea chinese people (i mean people from mainland part) poured into the sea monger places. based on my own experience, girls in bkk or mnl always thought i was from japan or korea; some girl might come up hong kong or singapore. mainland china will be their last guess.

well, in recent years, the speed of gdp growth in china shocked the world. while that doesn't mean us the normal chinese people enjoyed the benefits. the proceeds have been collected by the extreme small part of the population. the huge gap between rich and poor is hardly imagined.

back to monger stuff. i myself, along with other chinese, am lucky to have the opptunities to travel in sea countries. different from monger in china, monger in sea countries like thailand or philippines are more affordable. given in big cities of china, usd100 can only buy a 1. 5 hour session without the feeling. safety is another problem. there are no 100% safe places. if got caught by the police, the hurt will be on financial, emotion and physical. terrible!

due to the limit knowledge of outside world and short term holiday, i used to pay higher than other old hands. on my first time to bkk, i was taken to a rip-off place by a taxi driver. the damages were high. after i find isg, i hardly made that kind of mistake again.

not only limit to rate, isg also taught me how to behave myself. many girls told me before they prefer japanese guys, not just because of they paid well but also they act like gentlemen. this is what i have to learn.

i like philippines, especially mbc. every time there, i could find some great guys to hang out. talking about funny stuffs, drinking beers or sharing experiences, these were always extra pleasures for me besides the ladies. during my last time in mbc, i met some great guys from spain and us. those nights were really fun.

just share some opinions of my own. never intend to make some disputations. wish you all have a happy new year.

[QUOTE=George111;1106764]Glad to see that MBC is back to normal, full of women.[/QUOTE]Just got back from a 4:00 pm visit to MBC. First visit there this trip. There appeared to be about a dozen Korean guys and 4 caucuasions, one who must live in the neighborhood as I see him there frequently. Probably about 25 girls. 3-4 of them rather cute. Wait staff is pushing leftover Christmas stock like lady drinks on Burgos. As I told the gf to stay home tonight, I'll be going lobo this evening so will probably return to the locus in quo later tonight.

[QUOTE=Richard 2008; 1106568]Greet to you all. Just come back from MNL. It was a 6-night tip and I enjoyed it very much. I stayed in Diamond hotel in Ermita. This hotel is very close to the famous MBC (LA Café) and Robinson mall. Besides, EDSA, another great place, is easily to reach by taxi.

[/QUOTE]Great report Richard. The upstairs of MBC is mostly crowded with korean's on one side. And most girl go up to check that place out. You could avoid the 100 peso fee for upstairs if you could walk in fast and say just checking the place out. There is usually one lone girl with a rubber stamp in hand. She is not aggressive. If you walk fast she won't follow you. :) good luck

[QUOTE=Starchild2012;1107301]Great report Richard. The upstairs of MBC is mostly crowded with korean's on one side. And most girl go up to check that place out. You could avoid the 100 peso fee for upstairs if you could walk in fast and say just checking the place out. There is usually one lone girl with a rubber stamp in hand. She is not aggressive. If you walk fast she won't follow you. :) good luck[/QUOTE]But she can call Security and then see what happens including getting thrown out and maybe even banned from the place. Is it you who said recently Indians are Cheap Charlies? Anyway, just having some fun here, do not take it seriously, but you have to be careful and remember your previous posts too, LOL. Good luck in the New Year.

Are the Koreans back at MBC? Oh no, thats not good at all.

Having worked and lived in Korea for several years, I have learned that it can be benificial to try to make friends with the Koreans. These guys seem to like throwing their money around. So if you are someone they consider to be a friend, they might buy your drinks, the lady's drinks, and possibly even pay for the ST / LT for you.

By the way, it has been a long while since I was in Manila. Did the LA Cafe change it's name to MBC somewhere along the line?

Enjoy mongering!

HW

[QUOTE=Hairy Wonder; 1107937]Having worked and lived in Korea for several years, I have learned that it can be benificial to try to make friends with the Koreans. These guys seem to like throwing their money around. So if you are someone they consider to be a friend, they might buy your drinks, the lady's drinks, and possibly even pay for the ST / LT for you.

By the way, it has been a long while since I was in Manila. Did the LA Cafe change it's name to MBC somewhere along the line?

Enjoy mongering!

HW[/QUOTE]LA Cafe changed to Manila Bay Cafe several months ago. I have some Korean friends and I know it is beneficial sometimes but not all the time.

I have read a lot about MBC and EDSA. Can someone tell me the exact location of these two places. I will be staying in Makati. How far are they from Makati?

[QUOTE=Canyon;1108015]I have read a lot about MBC and EDSA. Can someone tell me the exact location of these two places. I will be staying in Makati. How far are they from Makati?[/QUOTE]If you are traveling in the later evening then not too long at all. Edsa complex is located in Pasay on Edsa drive not far from Roxas Blvd and about a 10-15 minute taxi ride (in the later evening as I said). If you try and go there from Makati during the day / early evening expect a much long taxi drive. Anywhere from 30-90 minuntes (got to love Manila traffic!). MBC is located in Ermita, not far from the US embassy, on M. H. DelPillar road. Add about another 10 minutes by taxi if in the later evening and 20-40 minutes at busier times of the day.

If and Makati you should try and hit up P. Burgos as it is much closer but also much more expensive.

Hope that helps.

[QUOTE=Canyon;1108015]I have read a lot about MBC and EDSA. Can someone tell me the exact location of these two places. I will be staying in Makati. How far are they from Makati?[/QUOTE]Very good question. This is obviously a question for someone to ask if one is visiting there for the first time. I just finished my first trip to Philippines and I can share what I've learned.

See if you can click on these links, it's the first location on both these maps.

LA Cafe (Manila Bay Cafe now). On Salas St, very short walk from a bunch of hotels on Mabini St (Executive Plaza, Reviera Mansion, Las Palmas, Hyatt and a whole bunch of others on other streets)

[url]http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=La+Cafe, +Manila, +Metro+Manila, +Philippines&sll=14. 583202, 121. 010695&sspn=0. 135563, 0.179386&ie=UTF8&hq=La+Cafe, &hnear=Manila, +Metro+Manila, +Philippines&ll=14. 574955, 120. 981563&spn=0. 008473, 0.011212&z=15[/url]

EDSA Entertainment Complex.

[url]http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=EDSA+Int'l. +Entertainment+Complex, +F. B. +Harrison+Street, +Pasay, +Philippines&sll=14. 574467, 120. 983527&sspn=0. 016946, 0.022423&ie=UTF8&hq=edsa+int-l+entertainment+complex&hnear=F. B. +Harrison+St, +Pasay, +Metro+Manila, +Philippines&ll=14. 538287, 120. 996444&spn=0. 016949, 0.022423&z=15[/url]

While going to MBC absolutely do not talk to any touts on the street, it is 100% rip off (if not more). Every male / female / someone in between, young or old, educated / uneducated, beautiful / ugly, who approaches you, smiles at you, is trouble. This is apart from young lads touting in front of a gazillion KTVs in that area. Ask for directions before approaching that area not after getting close.

The girls at MBC are all experienced and there are several 21-23 yr olds. Without experience they wouldn't be able to freelance after all. At that age they have done several stints at EDSA type clubs, have had babies, husbands, etc and they know how to perform. I wouldn't expect them to be non pros looking to make extra buck.

By the way, EDSA is pronounced just like that "edsa" and not like E D S A. It's a major highway in Manila. Taxi driver will know it as edsa complex. If he doesn't immediately nod his head, saying it's opposite Heritage hotel at the intersection of EDSA and Harrison will make it clear.

[QUOTE=Sxxxx;1107399]But she can call Security and then see what happens including getting thrown out and maybe even banned from the place. Is it you who said recently Indians are Cheap Charlies? Anyway, just having some fun here, do not take it seriously, but you have to be careful and remember your previous posts too, LOL. Good luck in the New Year.[/QUOTE]LOL. :) You got me wrong bro. Perhaps, I should have posted more clearly. I said "to check the place out" not sit upstairs. Most of the first timers don't go upstairs but are curious what goes on there. When they hear the 100 pesos fee, they go down. Some folks like girls upstairs who are more geared towards Koreans others don't.

As Richard was going for the first time. I suggested that he could "check the place out" without paying 100 pesos fee as I wrote before. Why pay the fee's if you only want to see around as a first timer? Thats not been cheap charlie. In my book its unfair. When you know a way around?

I was advising him as a newbie not to worry about paying the fee just to have a look upstairs. The girls are understanding, they ain't going to call security, if you look around and go down stairs.

New year greetings to you too :) good luck

[QUOTE=Hairy Wonder; 1107937]Having worked and lived in Korea for several years, I have learned that it can be benificial to try to make friends with the Koreans. These guys seem to like throwing their money around. So if you are someone they consider to be a friend, they might buy your drinks, the lady's drinks, and possibly even pay for the ST / LT for you.

By the way, it has been a long while since I was in Manila. Did the LA Cafe change it's name to MBC somewhere along the line?

Enjoy mongering!

HW[/QUOTE]We have many korean students here in our place in Germany.

I tried to make friend with some.

With girls it is nearly impossible. I NEVER experienced someone being as SUPLADA as Korean and Japanese girls.

The korean guys. They are friendly but VERY VERY superficial in their behaviours and attitudes.

Ram

Well, I didn't say you would necessarily like the Koreans. . Many people find them to be down right rude. But this is because of cultural differences. The best example that comes to mind, is the fact that they will not say "sorry" or "excuse me" after running into you while walking down the street. In their culture, this is normal. I went to Korea for the first time in 1987. The country was still a 3rd world economy at that time, and the women there were all to happy to catch the attention of foreigners. However, their economy has grown so much since that time, that they now feel financially empowered enough to be choosy. This is on top of the attitude that they are supperior because of their supposed "5000 years of history." Whenever a Korean gives me that line, I respond with something like "Funny how it only took Americans around 200 years to accomplish everything Korea has, and more!".