Welcome to Singapore. A modern haven in the center of 3rd world countries. This is a small local place. And I say local since it appears to be locally owned and visited by many locals. Upon entry which is kind of hidden behind restaurants and stores in the middle of the China Town area, you will walk up a staircase towards old entry counter occupied by a sweet ild Chinese grandad. I did not ask for flip flops but it seems no one was wearing them. First floor includes locker area with bulk size old school locks on them, a tiny smoking room for the inhalers as well as a cruising maze behind an old cloth.
On the second floor there are additional cruising corridors with some cabins. This floor is very dark and you can barely see whats going on so watch your step. This place is not for the faint hearted simply because it is small and there are not many spaces for you to sit down and relax. The place was packed with locals on a Saturday evening and I would expect it to be this way throughout the weekend.
The place is quite run down and I would recommend going there if you really want to get straight down to business. Clientele may be a more pushy than you would expect from similar venues in Europe. You will need to use force to reject the ones interested. Being a foreigner will for sure make you desired. Like Like. You are commenting using your WordPress.
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