Korean Bars

[WhoreMaster 91]

Native Korean here (fluent).

New to LA don't know the scene.

Anyone interested in checking out some room salons together?

Have you been to any so far? I recommend Recital seems the most popular.

[Tommy310]

Native Korean here (fluent).

New to LA don't know the scene.

Anyone interested in checking out some room salons together?

I'm down, my buddies are terrible at mongering. LOL.

[Citrus1999]

Chef's Hat on Rosemead Blvd in South El Monte.

Are these Chinese joints similar to ktown? I love the ktown scene but wouldn't mind changing it up with FOB Chinese ladies since I'm fluent.

[Slideryyz]

Used to be a Japan only one in Torrance several years ago but heard they got shutdown.

If you know Chinese there are plenty active ones on Valley Blvd in the 62X.

Some were open (south bay area) during pandemic. They drink outside in the parking lot under canopy. LOL.

[Slideryyz]

Not exactly Korean, but I don't think I can start a new post about it. I've been to a couple where the hostess sits on the other side of the bar and talks with you and you buy her some drinks. You can sing karaoke there too. There are others where the hostess sits with you at a table and such, so I hear, but those are more expensive. Does anyone actually get any action from these places or are they mostly just there to suck your wallet dry?

Not likely even after number of expensive dinner dates.

[WhoreMaster 91]

Native Korean here (fluent).

New to LA don't know the scene.

Anyone interested in checking out some room salons together?

Welcome to LA bro.

[StackCats00]

Native Korean here (fluent).

New to LA don't know the scene.

Anyone interested in checking out some room salons together?

[WhoreMaster 91]

I know enough to get in plus I know many old skool Korean dudes that run around with the k underground community.

Koreatown nightlife, doumis, Korean bars, illegal fake I'd's, fronts for massages and acupuncture are run by the Korean underground.

There are many Korean medical places in Ktown I was hoping of finding a Korean version of Shirley.

[WhoreMaster 91]

Chef's Hat on Rosemead Blvd in South El Monte.

Tee Up in downtown is Japanese.

[TnaStylez]

Mind sharing a few?

Chef's Hat on Rosemead Blvd in South El Monte.

[HapaBoy86]

Mind sharing a few?

The Japanese one is no longer valid.

The China one one Valley go find some Chinese friends who speak Chinese and ask them.

[Im Yours]

Used to be a Japan only one in Torrance several years ago but heard they got shutdown.

If you know Chinese there are plenty active ones on Valley Blvd in the 62X.

Mind sharing a few?

[TnaStylez]

Not exactly Korean, but I don't think I can start a new post about it. I've been to a couple where the hostess sits on the other side of the bar and talks with you and you buy her some drinks. You can sing karaoke there too. There are others where the hostess sits with you at a table and such, so I hear, but those are more expensive. Does anyone actually get any action from these places or are they mostly just there to suck your wallet dry?

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[WhoreMaster 91]

I know enough to get in plus I know many old skool Korean dudes that run around with the k underground community.

Koreatown nightlife, doumis, Korean bars, illegal fake I'd's, fronts for massages and acupuncture are run by the Korean underground.

I Know about the bars but unfortunately I haven't been able to find a Korean massage / acupuncture FS mp in the heart of Ktown only you know the casual HE joints.

[HapaBoy86]

Not exactly Korean, but I don't think I can start a new post about it. I've been to a couple where the hostess sits on the other side of the bar and talks with you and you buy her some drinks. You can sing karaoke there too. There are others where the hostess sits with you at a table and such, so I hear, but those are more expensive. Does anyone actually get any action from these places or are they mostly just there to suck your wallet dry?

Used to be a Japan only one in Torrance several years ago but heard they got shutdown.

If you know Chinese there are plenty active ones on Valley Blvd in the 62X.