shazaam1971

I can count on one hand the times I did not partake over a 10 year span of mongering and knock on wood , no problems. It will be interesting to see where this thread goes!

http://londonergolfclub-bkk.com/

 

http://bkkbwgc.com/

ok, Thanks Shazaam/ K.B

Arai666 I PM'ed you with a contact that can help you get what you are looking for without trial and error.

 

Cheers,

Shaz

Do you remember the shop name? I see a Chawan and a Baan tongdee massage.

Last time I was around there I noticed the sign said kai sai massage, which is what you are looking for but I don't remember the name of the shop

I know a place! Soi 11, at the end of the Soi at the 7/11 you turn left and then as the road turns right you will see a small sub soi, there is a place there that offers it. If you want the real one, ask for Sarin, she has all the real training. Tell her Shaz sent you [emoji3]

If you're near T21 get some amazing authentic Thai food just across the street on Soi 14. Suda Restaurant. Garlic chicken grilled in the leaves to die for. Cheap and delicious!

 

Suda Restaurant

6-6/1 Sukhumvit Soi14, Khlong Toei, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10110

02 229 4664

 

https://goo.gl/maps/qtDPkopVZ9H2

 

You can get 'Som' thing else also in this area lol

Good location but way overpriced at 2275 THB. Far better value to be had elsewhere.

I used to love to stay at Drop Inn on Sub Soi 20 just off Sukhumvit. Small discreet subsoi with some fun low pressure hostess bars next door and a nice breakfast. Fully girl friendly, inexpensive, good location good service.

I'm going to have to second the old fashion at Oskars, it's spot on!

It sounds like you DONT want foot reflexology, just relaxing. Massage therapists love this! It's easier for them, just ask for "no strong / only relax, sabai"

Had good business with invade.co.th however if you are in a time crunch it is best to ring them up since sometimes they are out of stock but their system will not let you know until well after you have placed the order.

Used it about 2 dozen time over the last few years in Thailand and never a bad experience. Just check the reviews, often they will give clues as to where it is located or at least remark on how close the BTS/MRT is.

Cambodia has changed just in the last 5 years so be sure your information is current, pricing seems to be between 50 and 100 USD from what I hear nowadays. Alcohol is dirt cheap still however. I would agree that if it is for travel you will not want to spend more than a couple of days in PP.

I know this is an old post but there are two well known groups, the Londoners, and the Wanderers. Both are very friendly and open groups as long as you know the rules of the game. They also get pretty good deals on green fees at the courses they hold events at.

Hua Hin has some new "fun" areas for example Soi 94 has many small bars now as a alternative to the known areas farther North.