ShangHai Recommendation!

[SGPshanghai69]

Originally Posted by Shanghai Papa

I'm into photography. I own a Nikon FM2 and F70.

Cheers,
Shanghai Papa

Yo Bro Shanghai Papa & all other bros,
Hence hearing the responses of afew bros here whom shown interest in photography, and after speaking to another fellow bro Cateyes 1001, whom himself is also another photography fanatic, shall we start a Photography Hobby Club?

We can organise weekends meeting up sessions on sharing photography tips and info with one another, occasional trips to some scenic spots for photo-shooting, etc.

Pls PM me with your contacts or email addresses if any of you guys are interested and we can start it off!
Cheerios to all bros......have a nice weekends to all!

Best regards to all,

[SGPshanghai69]

Originally Posted by TLCsession

Hi Bros,

I have been having lots of fun here without contributing. Felt very paiseh. So decided to do my virgin post and my psudeo FR

I noticed there are lots of foot reflexology recommendations on the Puxi side.

For folks putting up in Pudong, can go to this place where i had my foot reflexology done. The girl would massage the shoulder, back, thighs and the lower limb while having my legs soaked before the final the foot reflex.

Yo Bro TLCsession,
Greetings and a good FR you've posted herein for us bros all!

Nothing to feel paiseh about not able to contribute herein before till now as you did eventually now! Keep it up & coming with the FRs...........

Up your pts bro!
Have fun cheonging.....sharing here!
Cheerios....................

[Shanghai Papa]

Dear SH bothers,

Did anyone read the thread about Taipei's Mo Mo Cha? I wonder if there're similar tea houses in Shanghai? Any Shanghai brothers care to enlighten?

Cheers,
Shangahi Papa

[SGPshanghai69]

Originally Posted by Shanghai Papa

Dear SH bothers,

Did anyone read the thread about Taipei's Mo Mo Cha? I wonder if there're similar tea houses in Shanghai?

Cheers,
Shanghai Papa

Yo Bro Shanghai Papa,
Greetings & wish that you had a well rest and enjoyable weekend.

Also, to thank you for your contacts info. Shall keep you posted via email or sms msgs if u r interested, should we gather for the proposed Photography Hobby Club as said.

As with regards to the Taipei Mo Mo Cha postings, I've read too. I felt it's pretty similar to the SHA BBS (Barber Shop) here, only that it's a slight diff in terms of their image approach, that they r set up as Tea Houses instead of a BBS by shopfront.

Cheers..........

[pvgsex]

have been to one nice KTV in HuaSan Road, named BOSS.
Girls are cum but light touching only.
Important.... no checking. IC Mana?

[matsuda]

1st post in this Shanghai thread.

As I will be making frequent trips into China using Shanghai as a possible base, I would like some suggestions for hotels in Shanghai from brothers currently stationed in Shanghai.

I used to book Shangri-La in Pudong area but finds it far to get to city center with traffic and all. I would love the Portman but their room rates are as high as the sky at around USD300 per night. My criteria would be a decent hotel with modern amenities, i.e. good facilities with broadband access near city center so after hours allows me to walk around a bit. A friend suggested JC Mandarin but I am not so sure of its amenities.

A comfortable budget will be anywhere from USD150 to USD180 per night.

Looking forward to some ideas.

Thanks

[PuTonRen]

Brother SGPShanghai69,

Just back from a long flight from Euroland. Very Tired, and am now preparing the documents for works to go Sichuab. Hahahah... Sichuan here I come!

Shall let you know the next time I am in Shanghai.

With best regards

PTR

[Daemoon]

Dear bros

Just checking to see any bros know of any HC in Shanghai that offer russian or ang moh girls. A local colleague told me that the HC in Wuxi offer russian girls... so i am hoping to find some ang moh pussy in shanghai.

Thanks for all the help!

cheers
daemoon

[SGPshanghai69]

Originally Posted by matsuda

A friend suggested JC Mandarin but I am not so sure of its amenities.

A comfortable budget will be anywhere from USD150 to USD180 per night.

Looking forward to some ideas.

Thanks

As your friend mentioned, JC Mandarin Hotel on Nanjing Xi Rd is a very good hotel, 5-stars. With all the ammenities you requested for. Also, right smack in the heart of town, high ends shopping belt area. Lots of local & foreign makan places around too, within short walking distances. The street of bars, Tong Ren Rd is also just a stone throw away from JC Mandarin Hotel, a mere 3 mins walk away only.

Also, you can try Equatorial Hotel - 4 Stars (owned & managed by LKN Singapore) on Yan An Rd, junction of Hua Shan Rd, central of downtown, with also all ammentities you want.

Both above-mentioned hotels are also within your budget of USD$ 150-USD$180.

Hope the above info helps.
Cheers.

[SGPshanghai69]

Originally Posted by matsuda

A friend suggested JC Mandarin but I am not so sure of its amenities.

A comfortable budget will be anywhere from USD150 to USD180 per night.

Looking forward to some ideas.

Thanks

Apologies to all on duplicate entry....

[SGPshanghai69]

Originally Posted by Daemoon

Dear bros

Just checking to see any bros know of any HC in Shanghai that offer russian or ang moh girls. A local colleague told me that the HC in Wuxi offer russian girls... so i am hoping to find some ang moh pussy in shanghai.

cheers
daemoon

Yo bro Daemoon,
No HC in Shanghai offers Ang Moh gals as far as I know reason being that the local police is very watchful and particular about having foreign gals selling, already the HCs are presumably paying out alot to bribe the local authorities just to have their present set-up operational.

Alternatively, you can go to Tong Ren Rd or Mao Ming Rd street of bars to hunt for ang moh or Russian FL (Prostitute). They are almost there every nite.....sitting at the bar, usually. Was told that the cost however are pretty high, about RMB 1,000 per short-time basis.

Hope the above info helps.
Cheers bro....................

[luvgangsta]

Originally Posted by Shanghai Papa

Dear brother SGPShanghai69,

I'm into photography. I own a Nikon FM2 and F70.

Cheers,
Shanghai Papa

Wa Lao, you all so pro one!
I only have 2 digital cameras and photoshop.

[luvgangsta]

Originally Posted by matsuda

I used to book Shangri-La in Pudong area but finds it far to get to city center with traffic and all. I would love the Portman but their room rates are as high as the sky at around USD300 per night. My criteria would be a decent hotel with modern amenities, i.e. good facilities with broadband access near city center so after hours allows me to walk around a bit. A friend suggested JC Mandarin but I am not so sure of its amenities.

A comfortable budget will be anywhere from USD150 to USD180 per night.

With that budget, you can cover at least 80% of the hotels in Shanghai. Problem is we do not know where you mean by downtown. almost 1/2 of shanghai is downtown so it depends on where exactly in downtown you want to be staying at. Personally, I like service apartments where I have access to washer and dryer. Amenities I do not care much for as I enjoy the life out on the streets of Shanghai compared to eating and spending time in a hotel.

Also, city center is not exactly the most happening place after hours. The places which are more vibrant after hours are the Hongqiao Gubei area, Huai Hai Lu, Tong Ren Lu, Xu Jia Hui, People's Square. Hongqiao being my favorite as it stays vibrant till wee hours in the morning. Plus the food selection there is excellent.

I suggest you check out all the selections online. Try http://www.ctrip.com

[holein1]

yo bbm69,

i am back! hehe..got some time to get in here today..
in case manin-something is surfing this space, hello...

hin1

[matsuda]

Originally Posted by SGPshanghai69

As your friend mentioned, JC Mandarin Hotel on Nanjing Xi Rd is a very good hotel, 5-stars. With all the ammenities you requested for. Also, right smack in the heart of town, high ends shopping belt area. Lots of local & foreign makan places around too, within short walking distances. The street of bars, Tong Ren Rd is also just a stone throw away from JC Mandarin Hotel, a mere 3 mins walk away only.

Also, you can try Equatorial Hotel - 4 Stars (owned & managed by LKN Singapore) on Yan An Rd, junction of Hua Shan Rd, central of downtown, with also all ammentities you want.

Both above-mentioned hotels are also within your budget of USD$ 150-USD$180.

Hope the above info helps.
Cheers.

Thank you for your input. I think JC Mandarin could work for me as essentially i much prefer the eating and entertaining to be close by after work hours.