Singapore

mockner

Member
Jun 25, 2011
42
0
6
I am travelling to singapore for business in the near furture and was hoping to get some information on the sp culture. Any info on the best way to book cost etc is greatly appreciated. Would like to sample the local talent if possible. Thanks
 

wetnose

Gamahucher
Nov 14, 2006
2,444
0
36
That's not much in the way of local talent - almost 95% of the talent is imported. Either Thai, Indonesian, Chinese or Vietnamese.

The main red light district is the Geylang neighbourhood - basically any house with a red lamp out front has a fishtank inside. Bunch of girls sitting around for your choice - I think it's SGD 60 for half an hour. Prostitution is legal and the red light district is regulated, so girls go for regular checkups. After you're done, ask around for recommendations on a good restaurant - food is good there. One of the streets also has streetwalkers and there're hotels that chareg by-the-hour.

If you want to pick up, then check out Ipanema at Orchard Towers. There're some other bars in the complex but be warned that trannys are common. A higher priced option is Brix at the Hilton - might have some russian talent.

Check out internationalsexguide.info or sammyboy for latest updates.

If you want to try something different, then take a short boat trip to Batam or Karimun. Significantly cheaper.
 

mockner

Member
Jun 25, 2011
42
0
6
What is the scene like in the two other cities you mentioned. I am not familiar with either city. Thanks for the info
 

danibbler

Active member
Feb 2, 2002
2,269
0
36
Toronto
Geylang's legal brothels has three prices...Cat80, Cat100 and Cat150 I believe. You're good to go for about 45-60 mins. Each house (and even some streets it seems) specializes in a particular nationality. The girls in these houses are all legal pros and they go in for medical checks on a regular basis.

The girls outside on the streets (it's not limited to one street) are not in the country legally for sp purposes. Same thing with Orchard Towers, they're all freelancers in there.

If you want to go to Batam or Karimun, be aware that you will need to pay for a visa on entry as a Canadian...think it's US$20 or US$25. It's always nice to have some USD in small denominations on you, anyways.
 

masslin

New member
Sep 24, 2013
6
0
0
Contrary to what the article says, you get off at Aljunied MRT station and then head almost directly south. Kallang and Paya Lebar stations are too far away.
Yes,bro. U r right, Kallang is too far away. But, if u wanna get Geylang by subway, Aljunied and Paya Lebar are the closest stations compared with others.
 

danibbler

Active member
Feb 2, 2002
2,269
0
36
Toronto
Yes,bro. U r right, Kallang is too far away. But, if u wanna get Geylang by subway, Aljunied and Paya Lebar are the closest stations compared with others.
Even Paya Lebar is too far away. You want Lors 14(?)-20 and for that Aljunied is best. I have never gone beyond Lor 22 but Aljunied is still the closest MRT for that area.
 

elmo

Registered User
Oct 23, 2002
4,722
4
0
here and there
Many years ago I picked up a Malaysian girl on the sidewalk outside the HardRock cafe in Singapore. Honestly one of the best nights of my life.
 
Toronto Escorts