I am back tomorrow only 3 days in HK after 25 days in Pattaya.

Last in HK 2020 (maybe even 2019) due to COVID and Cathay Pacific's maddening fares which were adding $1000 plus for a stopover on the return from Bangkok.

Finally this trip no surcharge but I only have part of April 1 and then 2 and 3 to nose around.

My preferences were the two "karaoke" at KPressure and 37 Dundas and the Jordan Thai nests.

Questions: are KP and 37 Dundas still open? What is the fee and the hotel fee? Still 40 minutes?

Anyone remember the address of KPressure? I may have to embarrassingly read my own posts to figure it out. Which one was the top of the stairs one level up from the street? I recall one had 2 KP shops in the same building.

As for Thai nests. Are they still around Jordan night market? What's the fee (it was HK$175 ) for how long?  (20 minutes?)

Still just look for old man or lady on a chair reading a newspaper at the bottom of a staircase?

I know this is pretty basic stuff and many guys prefer the 141 buildings but I really liked the soapy mattress and love hotel ambiance at the soapy I can't remember was the best.

Also I'm staying near the convention centre so I'd like to minimize the looking around because I have to take the MTR or ferry to Kowloon each mongering day.

Maybe Fuji is an idea as a supplemental. Am I walking distance to Fuji?

[ Last edited by  rickyricardo at 1-4-2025 02:06 ]

The fee for Thai nests around Temple Street is 250 HKD now. Standard time, 15-20 minutes, sometimes good service, compared to the Chinese at least. Yes, look for a manager at the entrance.

There have been several crackdowns (I almost got caught up in one), and the scene is not as relaxed as it was before Covid. The managers are tense and some will curse at you if you don't choose a girl, even if their stock is slim (1 or 2 girls sometimes). This was not the case before when they were a high-volume business.

No idea about soapies.

Ok thanks for the news on prices. 250 is +75 HKD

I have  figured out KPressure is Woosung street near Shanghai. And 37 Dundas is at that address, I'd still be interested if they are open and service fees now.

KP, My go to place for 15 years (yes, really) died during pandemic. I was last there in 2021 and you could see things were starting to slip. Much like the Jumbo seafood restaurant, another Hong Kong institution which died during this time now survives now only in people's memory.

I visited 37D around the same time, the one of the 1st flight of stairs, not of 2 flights of stairs) it was still going strong. Some of the girls were jittery during pandemic but it was okay.

Keep on mongering

I will have to visit 37D again. They were very courteous to me even if I just came upstairs to use the toilets.The swanky Cary Hotel.

Raids of a Thai nest don't sweep up the punter but the girls and manager isn't that the case?