15/6/2016 around 9pm if I remember
On the other site, and there are a few Thais there I think
Face: 3/5 older than I thought but very pleasant personality
Body:3/5 average build, no fat to complain about
Attitude: 5/5
Skill: 5/5
Service: 5/5
350 for an hour, not a clock watcher

i wanted a massage and her site looked pretty reasonable. The place is a bit confusing and I don't know whether it is 2nd floor or 3rd floor! But well marked and her tel: number is on the door
Easy attentive shower and clean-up, and she is meticulous arranging clean towels and lots of kitchen tissue on pillows!!! before you lie down. I had a totally wonderful massage with her sparing no effort. Rolled over and she continues
I liked the appearance of her cute pussy and it is cute, asked for a taste of it, which was allowed but she wasn't into it so I gave up after a few minutes. Then came the brilliant action. This is probably the best hand job I have ever experienced-- my usual performance is a quickie, but this woman was unreal, just dragged it on for so long I could not believe it, beautiful sensation being kept on the verge of blowing until she finally chose the moment and it happened. I was amazed by her ability and I should find my way back there soon enough for a repeat
One thing is she does like to talk during the massage, nothing annoying because I had a good nap!!!
Left her 400, and she was looking to give back 50, I told her to keep it, totally pleased.
Nice massage and a HJ that is unmatched

The Chinese floor numbering system is the same as the US - the ground floor is level 1, 1st level up is level 2, etc. The English system which is used in HK for many buildings is the same as Europe - the ground floor level is GF, the 1st level up is 1st Floor, 2nd up is 2nd Floor etc. You'll see the English version generally across the office and apartment (and hence 141) buildings in and near Central, much of HK Island, TST... etc. However in buildings in more purely Chinese areas (such as SSP) you'll see the Chinese system in place, especially in residential buildings (and hence for 141). And in those locations, it's not unusual to see both systems used in tandem - for example the English system in the elevator but the Chinese system in the stairwells.
So if it for example the 3F doesn't seem right, then it may be that you should be looking for the 2F out of the elevator, or only need climb up to 2 flights of stairs. Hope that helps.

[ Last edited by  jmark at 19-6-2016 10:56 ]

Thanks bro
I did find the room on floor 2 as posted on the wall