Cheong Matters/The House G-Club
 

Bro linoleum3,

Thanks for your compliment. :o

Food and Accomodation I cut back long time ago.
Now cutting back on Transportation. Hahaha.

From time to time cheongsters will ask me for advices and about my cheong adventures in Southeast Asia.
I will share with them the logistics and execution plans.
After they returned from their trip they asked me how did I do it and some more solo mission!
The feedback from them is too tough and xiong for them.
Take note these cheongsters are so much younger than me.

Again when it comes to cheonging please don't let language be a barrier!
During my very active cheonging days I use Translation books and Map print outs to get around Thailand, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Macau, China and Japan.
Whenever possible I still do it this way when I cheong new places because don't forget what if your gadgets broke down or battery drains out?
You can't go wrong with a hard copy in hand!
Nowadays with Google Maps and Translation Apps it's so easy to cheong already!

My conclusion is that the younger generation are brought up in a too comfortable environment so in real life and streetwise they cannot take many tough things. :p

The House G-Club used to be called The Resort.
Should be still under the same management.
I've not been to the The House G-Club but The Resort used to be my regular G-Club for many years. :D

Yes The House G-Club is still very popular with Thai business men and rich kids judging from the car types parked outside the G-Club.
That was during my recent Feb 2013 trip.

If fate permits we can check out this place together.
Not sure when my next Bangkok trip will be. :p

Re: Bangkok Field Report
 

Aiyah, Bro Tony have one recommendation in the mid of Huay Kwang, Phoung Mansion... less than 500 bahts. :D

Re: Bangkok Field Report
 

Guys...i will be in bkk for a few days next week.and plan to stay at either Courtyard Marriott or the new Marriott hotel Sukhumvik in Thonglor. Any suggestion as to which one is closer to the action and girl-friendly?

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Use Google maps to find out distance from these 2 hotels to Nana, SC, Patpong, Rachada etc.

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Can you suggest a few?

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i can suggest 2. buddy mansion. about 400bht pernight. at ram soi 81. along the canal. always see it when i take the boat to pratunam. and another at ram soi 107. about 500bht pernight. dont know the name as its in thai. i used to rent an apartment at assakarn ram soi 105/1. and theres quite a number of those budget hotel there.

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sure boh, you easily drunk?? u can drink leh..the worse is that the more you drink, the more you keep on laughing. lol

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5555++++....dun waste the liqour mah.....

Alot at nataree, Alaina, La Defense, Victoria Secret, Catherine and there is a makan place tat they go to at Pracha Rat Bumphen soi 9.....and for party...they like to go to this small disco at Pracha Rat Bumphen Soi 5 (called Winner) at the snooker club....

seen it but seems very quiet leh.....hmmm...dun know if its worth a try...

I easliy drunk wan leh....if not why u think i keep laughing?? 5555+++

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My fav area Pracha rat bumphen soi 5 .

Drunk and always do crazy things.

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you must have alot of Tai Yai thi-rak then...
what crazy things will you do? :D

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I'm residing in the north. Here many Tai Yai people. Quite hard to distinguish if they doesn't tell you they're Tai Yai. Im, myself also can't tell. :D


Wah bro, I bet you must have hooked some Tai Yai pooying. Any comments about them? :p

My personally opinion would be, Tai Yai Gong Tao is much more stronger than the Khon Thai, as they know where is your soft spot, and really take care well of your being. Not to forget Tai Yai arhan aroy tee soot duai. 5555+

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Thai Yai is actually under Burma and I actually getting her a work permit and new Burma passport (she came in legally but overstay to work till now).

Every year Thai govt will open some vacancy for these illegal worker to have a chance to register as legal worker.....just confirm with OC paid 10k to agent to process as we dun want to go thru the hassle to apply in local govt office, bring her for health check, to Burma embassy apply for passport and finally labour department to get her work and stay permit. Now just started the process and she just got a paper/card showing application in process, so now if any police check on her will be ok.

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Lolx bro cooler I'm referring to bro nookie.

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Yup, Tai Yai is a Shan native. The problem is, my "friend" didn't have any passport with her, not a Burmese or a Thai. :p

She holding some sort of visa, and mandatory to take blood test to renew her visa. Hospital for her is not cheap, as you only Thais enjoy cheap hospital fee.

Thanks once again for the infos bro. :)

Re: Bangkok Field Report
 

most welcome bro, hope can help :)