Manila

[QUOTE=FastEddie48;1746785]The new casino city of dream have 3 hotel the Hyatt, crown plaza and Nobu hotel where many Japanese business man stay at, the bar have many freelance at late evening very hot mix Japanese and Korean go meet high roller I saw a very tall Korean mix model but she want 8000 p for the night and she will not go down on price.

Fast eddie 48.[/QUOTE]8 k peso is what about 180 USD? Still not too bad for a Kgal in Philo huh and in a casino too. I would be tempted if she stay LT.

PC out.

[QUOTE=OneIpole;1746993]So I have made the complete change from cabs to Uber. I hate the cabbies, I hate the- where are you going and then they say to much traffic and drive away. Fucking ball lickers!! . I hate the shitty junk mobiles that smell. I generally have not one good word to say about cabs.

UBER -- every ride so far a brand new car. No exchange of money, no bitching and winning, no issues. So far its awesome!! Fuck a cab!!

Downside: they are always later then expected on pickup. They have a hard time knowing where to go and rely on GPS. I can deal with it though. Use it now because the Philippines will find a way to fuck it up soon![/QUOTE]I've been using Uber since its debut in the Philippines for all of the reasons articulated above. One way I've found to cut down on the waiting time is to call the driver and to have a Filipino at my pick up point explain precisely where I am. Thus, when I'm at my office in Ortigas, I ask one of my Filipina colleagues to speak with the driver. If I'm at another location, I'll ask someone who is at the same meeting to explain. This takes a lot of the uncertainty out of the equation.

GE.

Just came back from the Philippines- Manila and Angeles City and here is some guide for my fellow travellers. To start with, I want all first time travellrs to the Philippines to discard and forget all the reports that they have read in the internet about the crimes and theft and killing in the Philippines. Wear your watch and carry your mobile and keep your wallet in your pocket and enjoy your travel.

If you can get a flight from Dubai on the Emirates A380 it will be great and very enjoyable. If not, then you have to bear long hours of flight to reach Manila airport.

At 12:00 noon I reached Manila and believe it or not I was the only tourist there and the rest were overseas Filipino workers coming back home. It took me less than five minutes to pass the immigration. I waited for my luggage in the Customs section and when it arrived I moved direct towards the green zone. No hassle and no confusion. The service is much better than in Bangkok airport.

While I was waiting for my hotel taxi, I inquired at the airport taxi counter about the cost of transfer to my hotel in Emerita by Yellow taxi. The cost was 530 Peso and my hotel charged me 600 Peso.

Boulevard hotel in Emerita is a horrible place to stay in. However it was very close to the entertainment centres in Manila: L. A. CAfe, Amazonia and G-point. Amazonia was My first destination. It was a short walk from Boulevard hotel. A very nice place to enjoy your drink and chat with the waitresses. There were few outdated freelancers hovering there. The price of local beer (San Migel) is 70 Peso daytime and 135 at night. The price of freelancers for 3 or 4 hours is 1500 Peso but they would start with 2000. You would not find younger than 40 years of age among these. If you like the oldies go for it. The waitresses were attractive too but they were both time and money consuming. The Western customers who would show up there were also mature. Amazonia is quiet on day and night time. I tried with one of the waitresses but failed to get her attention. Some of the oldies, frankly speaking, are eloquent and full of experience. One of them agreed to give me all necessary action: kissing, hugging, massaging, BJ and anal. I took her to my hotel. The security asked for ID card. She did not have. Stealthily, I put 50 Peso in his hand and he let her. Inside the room she did as promised but after two hours she dressed up ready to go. So there is no full-time service in Manila, it is either 2 or 3 hours stay.

My next destination was L. A. Cafe which was very close to Amazonia. Now, here it is crowded, day and night. The cost of a local beer is 80 Peso on day time and 125 Peso at night. There are many freelancers there, young and old and the cost is 2000 Peso and above. The service is not as good as at Amazonia. You can find all nationalities here, Koreans, Australians Saudies and Africans. If you don't like downstairs you can go upstairs and its totally false the reports that assume upstairs is only for Koreans. But here, unlike Amazonia, smoking is a problem for non-smokers. I met a young freelancer who agreed to come with me for 1500 Peso inclusive. But she was not good and I sent her back.

G-point is a little further than L. A. And like Amazonia and it is quiet too. There are some old freelancers there. The cost of beer is very reasonable; 80 Peso during daytime. But what make G-point different is their daily buffet from 12:00 to 3:00 for only 260 Peso. I did not visit G-point at night because of the rain and distance.

Please read my next report on Angeles City under the specified thread.

[QUOTE=OneIpole;1746989]Love the place, classy and a great bar to dink at. The clubs upstairs are pretty awesome. But, 8,000 p is out of my range.[/QUOTE]To OneIpole.

It is kind of expensive for me too I can get a hotel waitress for 3000 p but for most Japanese and Korean high roller staying at the hotel will paid more than 8000 p.

Fast eddie 48.

[QUOTE=Sami29;1747334]Just came back from the Philippines- Manila and Angeles City and here is some guide for my fellow travellers.

If you can get a flight from Dubai on the Emirates A380 it will be great and very enjoyable. If not, then you have to bear long hours of flight to reach Manila airport.

At 12:00 noon I reached Manila and believe it or not I was the only tourist there and the rest were overseas Filipino workers coming back home. It took me less than five minutes to pass the immigration. I waited for my luggage in the Customs section and when it arrived I moved direct towards the green zone. No hassle and no confusion. The service is much better than in Bangkok airport.

Please read my next report on Angeles City under the specified thread.[/QUOTE]Sami,

You posted the exact FR in the AC thread on 15th July and received loads of comments as there are factual inaccuracies in your FR which would mislead many people.

I would refer everyone to the AC thread to see those comments and iron out those inaccurate statements Sami has made in his FR.

[QUOTE=Hutsori;1746457] SNIP >
Blue Wave, a outdoor live-music complex. No easily conspicuous working girls but plenty of regular girls. Map, [URL]https://www.google.com/maps/place/Blue+Wave/at14.5373961,120.9879568,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x3397c958019fcd25:0x10b65701eb227511[/URL].. . > SNIP
[/QUOTE]I have been away and just had a chance to read through some back posts.

Huts gave some excellent advice in Post 14015 but his reference to Blue Wave is out of date.

The whole area has been bulldozed for quite some time (including all the restaurants and the Petron) and the site is now waiting re-development (This is actually shown on his map reference).

[QUOTE=RedKilt;1748211]The whole area has been bulldozed for quite some time (including all the restaurants and the Petron) and the site is now waiting re-development (This is actually shown on his map reference).[/QUOTE]Ah okay, everyone don't go there then. Or if you do then bring your own drinks, girls, and band. Thanks, Red.

[QUOTE=WestCoast1;1745958]I was in the bars recently. I didn't hear of any barfines that low (2000 at Stardust was the lowest quoted). Some girls I chatted with wanted 2-4000 for tip. I find they are willing to accept smaller tips during typhoons / storms, when there are fewer gents out in the rain.

Not aware of any Burgos bargirls going for free.[/QUOTE]The cheapest barfine I encountered was at Rouges-1600 for the regular girls (The Dancers are doubled-3200).

Other than that, I've never heard of anything less than 2000 either.

[QUOTE=FastEddie48;1746785]The new casino city of dream have 3 hotel the Hyatt, crown plaza and Nobu hotel where many Japanese business man stay at, the bar have many freelance at late evening very hot mix Japanese and Korean go meet high roller I saw a very tall Korean mix model but she want 8000 p for the night and she will not go down on price.

Fast eddie 48.[/QUOTE]8000 for a tall Korean mix model (probably hot) is not expensive considering the escorts online are charging 5000 for 2-3 hrs and 10,000-15,000 for the night!

[QUOTE=EastCoast11;1748955]8000 for a tall Korean mix model (probably hot) is not expensive considering the escorts online are charging 5000 for 2-3 hrs and 10,000-15,000 for the night![/QUOTE]To EastCoast.

I don't think most of the girl say they are a model are real anyway most of this girl BS you to get more money, I don't think if they are for real they need to freelance for some extra peso they will already be a sugar daddy mistress, if you paid that kind of money you better have proof they are a real model.

Fast eddie 48.

Hello Gents,

Its been waaaay to long since I was able to enjoy the fruits of the Phils, so I am going to pose this question to you.

In your opinion, where would you choose to go in Manila to give you the best chance to find a "better than average" FL lady.

I am over Burgos bars, as I find them to be overpriced and underserviced.

I know about the Greenbelt offerrings, and have heard that some of the bars (like at New World Hotel) have some cute girls, but I am curious where you think have the best opportunities.

I appreciate your comments.

Best.

Sky.

[QUOTE=SkyRyder;1750505]In your opinion, where would you choose to go in Manila to give you the best chance to find a "better than average" FL lady.[/QUOTE]Better than average in what way? Looks? You mentioned a contradiction: You want a FL. You are tired of the Burgos bars (those are not FL). If you want a hottie, try the EDSA bars in Malate. It will cost you p5-6000 for the night, but you can get a looker for all night. You can negotiate up front the tip, and you can ask her all the questions you want. For instance, I ask if they have kids. If she says no, great. I tell them I won't tip if there are baby stretch marks once we get into the hotel, then I re-ask the question. About 1/3 of the girls will then fess up to having kids. Its a great way to weed out the mamas.

[QUOTE=GoodEnough;1747164]I've been using Uber since its debut in the Philippines for all of the reasons articulated above. One way I've found to cut down on the waiting time is to call the driver and to have a Filipino at my pick up point explain precisely where I am. Thus, when I'm at my office in Ortigas, I ask one of my Filipina colleagues to speak with the driver. If I'm at another location, I'll ask someone who is at the same meeting to explain. This takes a lot of the uncertainty out of the equation.

GE.[/QUOTE]I concur, I take Uber everywhere possible. Rates are good, cars clean and drivers mostly friendly. Taxis are old and drivers stink to high heaven.

PC out.

From now on I will tag the girls I am bedding. If someone sees a girl with these armwrists you fine gents know Skoggy was there.

[QUOTE=Pcpc1688;1750543]I concur, I take Uber everywhere possible. Rates are good, cars clean and drivers mostly friendly. Taxis are old and drivers stink to high heaven.

PC out.[/QUOTE]I like the price and service BUT I have a friend who is crazy and has never had a real job. He is now an Uber driver. The guy shouldn't have a license, much less working as a cab driver.

Makes me worry about Uber.