A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand

[Narong Wongwan]

Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Georgetown , Penang

I think if you are a sex tourist you would stay at nana. Something like staying at say geylang lorong 10 area for example where it is in the middle of the action.


It seems like nana reservations for next month all taken up.

The last time I was there (2 years ago).....both grace and nana kena colonized by ragheads already.
You feel like you machiam walk into al Qaeda HQ. not a comfortable feeling.
I think its still the case.

 

[Froggy]

Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Georgetown , Penang

http://www.bankhunmae.com/location/index.html

Thanks boss, looks like hiso place

The last time I was there (2 years ago).....both grace and nana kena colonized by ragheads already.
You feel like you machiam walk into al Qaeda HQ. not a comfortable feeling.
I think its still the case.

Bloody area infested with Pakis and Arabs you are not wring in feeling that way after all Pakistan Embassy is just there.

 

[tonychat]

Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Georgetown , Penang

One of my favorite haunts in Bangkok. The food is not the best but it's very convenient in that it's centrally located and has just about everything I like on the menu deserts included.




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I had been to this place a few times..food is nice..

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Georgetown , Penang

The last time I was there (2 years ago).....both grace and nana kena colonized by ragheads already.
You feel like you machiam walk into al Qaeda HQ. not a comfortable feeling.
I think its still the case.

To tell you the truth that area of sukhumvit towards jw mariott is where many negroes and ppl from all over the world. I think you can see all nationalities there.

 

[GoldenDragon]

Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Georgetown , Penang

To tell you the truth that area of sukhumvit towards jw mariott is where many negroes and ppl from all over the world. I think you can see all nationalities there.

United Nations in Bkk.

 

[Froggy]

Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Georgetown , Penang

I'm Back Too!

sianz, after 1 week away



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[Froggy]

Posted about the restaurant before went there today but ordered different food





Special Japanese Beer


Umi Budo


Ika Shiokara - but this dish have Thai herbs


Raw beef salad


Clam


Fried chicken


Alamak blow tourch on sashimi


The result






Live band singing western folk songs and Okinawan songs, performs only weekends.

 

[Froggy]

Nasi Uduk in Indonesia is our equivalent of nasi lemak but there is an obvious different, nasi uduk is more fragrance as besides pandan leaves and coconut milk, the lemak, nasi uduk is also cooked with lemongrass and some other herbs. One can get nasi uduk almost anywhere from small push carts to stalls at the roadside. Its cheap and good to go for breakfast, lunch, supper anytime. My staff often eat it - rice with tempeh and a vege with curry can cost as low are 6,000 rupiah or about our 60 cents for a meal.


Photo from google search - example of a nasi uduk stall

Although been to Jakarta many times heard a lot about nasi uduk and the best nasi uduk is in Manga Dua I've never have a chance to eat there as it opens only from 10pm to finish (about 3-4am). Also the thought of eating rice after 10pm is not so right for a good sleep. So I thought in my last trip this week that I must go see for myself how good it is.

Arrived at 9.50pm shop was still a little dark as staff bringing dishes out, arranging it and preparing to serve. Already there were people standing around the serving tables. At 10pm sharp lights and fans were turned on:

There you go, enjoy

[video=youtube;zh_H5U3x_1k]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zh_H5U3x_1k[/video]

The spread starts here








Simply tell the server what you like and he will put each dish on your plate with rice



My nasi uduk with chicken


My colleague's


We ordered an extra vege like longtong but based on pumpkin instead of cabbage


I have to say I enjoyed the meal very much but its late and I was full and feeling guilty.

 

[johnny333]

Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Georgetown , Penang

I think if you are a sex tourist you would stay at nana. Something like staying at say geylang lorong 10 area for example where it is in the middle of the action.


It seems like nana reservations for next month all taken up.

Have stayed at many hotels & service apartments in the Sukhumvit area, including the famous Nana Hotel. If you are a budget traveller Nana is a good bargain when you consider the all you can eat buffet breakfast which is not bad. The location is great if you take the MRT but can be a hassle if you take taxis because there is always a jam at Soi 4.

I haven't stayed there for a couple of years but I still use the place as a pick up spot for a ride to Pattaya

The hotel owner must be owned by a Thai because he's let the place run down Plenty of old staff there who obviously are set in their ways. The standard rooms are large & the superior rooms are even larger.

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Georgetown , Penang

Have stayed at many hotels & service apartments in the Sukhumvit area, including the famous Nana Hotel. If you are a budget traveller Nana is a good bargain when you consider the all you can eat buffet breakfast which is not bad. The location is great if you take the MRT but can be a hassle if you take taxis because there is always a jam at Soi 4.

I haven't stayed there for a couple of years but I still use the place as a pick up spot for a ride to Pattaya

The hotel owner must be owned by a Thai because he's let the place run down Plenty of old staff there who obviously are set in their ways. The standard rooms are large & the superior rooms are even larger.

Did you hear many sex tourists and their whores and all and sundry check into their rooms at all hours of the night and was it noisy at night?

 

[da dick]

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The last time I was there (2 years ago).....both grace and nana kena colonized by ragheads already.
You feel like you machiam walk into al Qaeda HQ. not a comfortable feeling.
I think its still the case.

tats wat u get for supporting a sharia law cuntry with your spending money! karma feel good boh?

 

[johnny333]

Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Georgetown , Penang

Did you hear many sex tourists and their whores and all and sundry check into their rooms at all hours of the night and was it noisy at night?

It's a big hotel & I wasn't bothered by noises from adjoining rooms.

Other than the age of the hotel, there are no safes in the rooms. There is also no free wifi. The safety boxes are located at the front desk. I heard that they have been losing old time customers who have been turned off by the rude service staff. There are many newer hotels popping up all over that area that are newer, provide free wifi,... etc

 

[Narong Wongwan]

Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Georgetown , Penang

It's a big hotel & I wasn't bothered by noises from adjoining rooms.

Other than the age of the hotel, there are no safes in the rooms. There is also no free wifi. The safety boxes are located at the front desk. I heard that they have been losing old time customers who have been turned off by the rude service staff. There are many newer hotels popping up all over that area that are newer, provide free wifi,... etc

I remember they gave me a room that had no windows.....I believe these rooms were later converted ones to increase capacity.
Wtf in event of fire you die first in a windowless room. Locally hotel 81 has many such rooms. How come such rooms can pass?

 

[Froggy]

Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Georgetown , Penang

Locally hotel 81 has many such rooms. How come such rooms can pass?

1. They don't expect you to jump

2. They truly whole heartedly believe in the capability of scdf

 

[Froggy]

Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Georgetown , Penang

Doing the Club this morning at the usual joint, Foodland

 

[Muthukali]

Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Georgetown , Penang

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Who wanna meet up?

 

[Froggy]

Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Georgetown , Penang

[video=youtube;pNb93TkKGrA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNb93TkKGrA[/video]

Who wanna meet up?

Time & place?

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Georgetown , Penang

[video=youtube;pNb93TkKGrA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNb93TkKGrA[/video]

Who wanna meet up?

I have this movie. It's a documentary called whore's glory. They feature 3 countries. The first one is thailand. They show the girls also dancing and dating some gigglos. It isn't as interesting as the other 2.

The next one is in bangaldesh and boy is the place run down. One customer who is a barber mentioned were it not for the brothel the men would be raping animals. Yup the bangala shit skins probably do that.

Last one is in mexico. They actually show a life sex scene of a john and the whore inside the room.

It's quite interesting because these men and women try to act nonchalently or what they usually would behave when they know there is a camera aimed at them. The thai scene was really good because the director managed to get all those girls in the fish tank and the johns to act like what they usually do with the camera aimed at them. Some women and men get interviewed and you hear some interesting conversations amongst themselves.


Oh yes in the very first opening scene they show thai ladies doing some ago go bar dancing on top of a club with open windows where they shoot lazer pointers down at passing men. I never heard of this before only seen it in the movie.

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Georgetown , Penang

The mexican segement has the best scenes. They dance nude and everything. The most realistic. The place is something like desker rd. The women are much more open and one was talking with her pants off interviewed.

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Georgetown , Penang

It's a big hotel & I wasn't bothered by noises from adjoining rooms.

Other than the age of the hotel, there are no safes in the rooms. There is also no free wifi. The safety boxes are located at the front desk. I heard that they have been losing old time customers who have been turned off by the rude service staff. There are many newer hotels popping up all over that area that are newer, provide free wifi,... etc

Actually the cheaper hotels are always staffed by ruder staff that just don't give a fuck. Same thing in singapore but overall i suppose i still feel that thailand's service is better than sg's.