Keithambrose

Indeed! I went to Green Massage in Surawong, just for a relaxing foot massage before bed. I picked a good looking twinkish guy, and he suggested a back massage. When we got to the room, he took his clothes off and we went from there. He let me fuck him, and came in my mouth. Quite a welcome to Bangkok. Also a good masseur, but not much English. No tip mentioned, and I gave him 1,500, he seemed pleased!

I looked into 7 star Foodland, to pay homage to you, but no luck!

There is a lot of info here, but I am a top, and would like to know where are best places for youngish, twinkish guys who will bottom. Just arrived this evening. I will try to do a trip report, but will just say that my EVA plane was late, as usual, though comfortable bed and excellent service, but, no line at all at fast track. Through in one minute. No hold luggage so straight in to hotel car to le Meridien hotel. Off to see what's going on in a few mins.

Thanks!

Waxing what? Do they do cock and balls?

All the Cambodian guys I met in Siem Reap spoke adequate English, whereas guys in Bangkok, whatever nationality, I find are not so fluent. I did fuck one Chinese boy I BKK, who spoke good English, found on Grindr.

I agree, chat and a drink enhances the experience!

One can look, for reporting purposes, but not touch!

Yes, indeed, that had struck me too! I arrive next week, staying at Le Meridien, so hope to get personal experience!

I was told by a friend who lives in Bangkok, that the area of Patpong 2 is under the jurisdiction of a new police chief, who has outlawed briefs, if so, this may also account for the apparent ban on live fucking shows, reported on another forum. There were fucking shows when I was in BKK in September.

Le Meridien has a big bathtub, at least in the Aventec Suite, and a double shower!

I suggest you read my post more carefully.

To be fair, over the months, and years, there have been a lot of messages about Vietnamese boys in BKK, mostly critical. Personally I don't take any notice if generalised criticisms, but they have often been voiced in this and other fora.

Thanks!

Sorry, which establishment is that? Not clear to me!

What is the position with Grab or Uber from Suvarnabhumi? Does anyone use them? I use hotel limo, normally, but it is very expensive!

I agree. I think the problem was that the first two people spoke little English.

I always stay at Le Meridien. Pricey but good, no problems with bringing back boys either, and 200 yards from Patpong.

I arrived twice, mid and end September. On first occasion no queue. On second occasion, fast lane had about 12 people, and it took about 10 mins. As reported, on second arrival only one fast lane open. PS. On your departure from Swampy, you have to fight a bit to use fast track to get through the much shorter security queue. If you are over 70, as I am. I had to appeal to the supervisor, before I got through!

I believe they are mostly Chinese owned. My recent guide hates the Chinese, as he says that the locals get nothing from them. They arrive on Chinese airlines, stay in Chinese owned hotels, eat in Chinese owned restaurants, and travel on Chinese buses.

I see from pics on the media that there were huge queues again at Swampy recently. Not sure if this isolated or not? The article also mentioned that one fast track queue had been closed which I noticed last month. I am due back on 27th Dec for New Year, so I hope things are sorted out.

This recalls an experience I had pre mobile phones, and before I used the subway. Each subway station has large maps in English setting out all the nearby buildings. Anyway I went by taxi to a law firm. Hotel instructed the taxi. We got there, or so I thought. Driver indicated the building and drove off. It was not the building, he was lost. Luckily I had been trying to follow the route on the map I had bought and remembered we had just passed a sports stadium. I also, luckily, had the right change for a payphone. Once I told the law firm about the sports stadium, they worked out where I was, and collected me! Not good for blood pressure!

Sorry, not sure. It's a while since I went there. I just went in, the boys, shirtless stood up, and I asked the mama san who kissed and bottomed. Usually about a third were bottom.

In Tokyo there are mostly no street names, except in the centre. Business addresses often just refer to the office block name, ie NYK, Yusen Building. The hotels have huge detailed maps to help. Addresses are district, ie Chiyoda Ku, then sub district, Chome, the block number, say 4, then number on block 8-4. These are not in order! Great fun