Massage Parlor Reports

[QUOTE=BigInJapan;6784493]If I had only one shot at an Orlando AMP, I'd go for one of these 3 ladies.

Monica / Blue at Spring.

Mona at Gardenia.

Mina at Tokyo.

Also, go big or go home - get a 4 hand.[/QUOTE]Just verify ahead of time if a particular girl is still at that location, they move from spa to spa. I think Mina may have took a vacation if I remember right, and Monica usually goes home for Chinese New Year. She may not, just saying to check before going and getting your hopes up. Good luck.

It used to be so good when Roxy and Lisa were there. My experience with Connie and the new girl has been mechanical and unenjoyable. Hopefully Roxy and Lisa comes back soon.

[QUOTE=CflFun352;6784595]Had a dream today, that I stopped by aqua.

Waiting 5-10 minutes for Connie to free up. Old man was screaming at them about a terrible massage, kinda funny.

Ok table shower with TUA, on the flip decent bbj.

Dried off and headed to the room.

Ok massage very short and back to TUA and bbj.

Bbj was actually really good very slurpy.

Then she put the hat on and got to work, multiple positions.

Finished with CIM.

Would repeat, $$. 4 total.

I woke up from my dream relaxed.[/QUOTE]

I've been to Gardenia (crowded, busy, too close to a family restaurant for my liking), and I've been to Spring, fka Let's Relax (parking is fine, facility is more discreet, I like it better), but I've not ventured into Tokyo yet, mostly because the parking looks tight and questionable (from what I can tell).

[u]My concern is this[/u]: When I use Google Maps "Street View" to do a virtual drive right into and through the parking lot, what I SEE is that nearly ALL of the parking spaces are marked with painted stencils on the curb or parking-bar as for use ONLY by one of the other businesses in that multi-tenant building (Dentist, Chiropractor, Cosmetic place, Eye Doc, etc.). As with all Google Maps "Street View" images, those photos could be YEARS old and woefully out of date, so I'm looking for some wisdom from you guys who have actually gone there and experienced the parking situation directly. The very LAST thing I want to do is to park in there somewhere and end up getting towed away... that would be my nightmare scenario.

The one clue I'm pondering over is that it looks like there are, maybe, SIX parking spots at the very end of the lot (3 on each side) that are marked for a business/organizaton called "[b]REAL LIFE[/b]" (Google research tells me it's a CHURCH, of all things!), which MAY be the very old name of the business/organization that once occupied the space where Tokyo is today. If that's the case (and there are SIX parking spots designated for Tokyo Spa), then it would seem that parking wouldn't be a problem... unless there are SIX of you mongers in there at the same time and ahead of me! I'm so confused.

In a related question... does anyone park in the BACK of the building ... what would be sort of along the road behind the building?

Any clarification would be appreciated. Thanks.

Fellows,

Started off the night at Tokyo around 8 pm and it was dead there. Asked for the lineup and I rejected all three girls presented to me. I'm not necessarily picky but I don't spend money if I don't see a flavor I like. Due to the cost I'm unapologetic on that, and I have no problem walking in and walking out without getting anything for the night. In this case, they convinced me to go check out Spring.

Walk in Spring and I draw Mandy. We're in business.

She's got natural top and bottom and a little bit of curves which is right up my ally. 240 and then we proceed to TS which was okay and then back to the room for your very typical sequence of events you'd expect. Felt a little bit tricked bc she had some pretty decent baby damage and the dress hid it very well. I wasn't mad but it killed it a little bit for me not going to lie.

Would recommend if you don't mind baby damage simply bc her face is good and everything is natural.

The parking spots at Tokyo are still stencilled on there, with Tokyo's spots marked "4-hand". Those spots are at the very for right of the building in front of the spa. There has always been a spot free when I've visited. (If the parking lot was full I wouldn't go anyway because they were probably slammed!) There is parking in the back with an entrance back there but during the 9-5 business hrs other employees park back there and it's pretty full. If there is a spot in front of the spa door (which is marked) you could park there. If you visit outside the 9-5 business hours or on weekends you'll be fine.

[QUOTE=DrWilly;6784965]I've been to Gardenia (crowded, busy, too close to a family restaurant for my liking), and I've been to Spring, fka Let's Relax (parking is fine, facility is more discreet, I like it better), but I've not ventured into Tokyo yet, mostly because the parking looks tight and questionable (from what I can tell).

[u]My concern is this[/u]: When I use Google Maps "Street View" to do a virtual drive right into and through the parking lot, what I SEE is that nearly ALL of the parking spaces are marked with painted stencils on the curb or parking-bar as for use ONLY by one of the other businesses in that multi-tenant building (Dentist, Chiropractor, Cosmetic place, Eye Doc, etc.). As with all Google Maps "Street View" images, those photos could be YEARS old and woefully out of date, so I'm looking for some wisdom from you guys who have actually gone there and experienced the parking situation directly. The very LAST thing I want to do is to park in there somewhere and end up getting towed away... that would be my nightmare scenario.

The one clue I'm pondering over is that it looks like there are, maybe, SIX parking spots at the very end of the lot (3 on each side) that are marked for a business/organizaton called "[b]REAL LIFE[/b]" (Google research tells me it's a CHURCH, of all things!), which MAY be the very old name of the business/organization that once occupied the space where Tokyo is today. If that's the case (and there are SIX parking spots designated for Tokyo Spa), then it would seem that parking wouldn't be a problem... unless there are SIX of you mongers in there at the same time and ahead of me! I'm so confused.

In a related question... does anyone park in the BACK of the building ... what would be sort of along the road behind the building?

Any clarification would be appreciated. Thanks.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=DrWilly;6784965]The one clue I'm pondering over is that it looks like there are, maybe, SIX parking spots at the very end of the lot (3 on each side) that are marked for a business/organizaton called "[b]REAL LIFE[/b]" (Google research tells me it's a CHURCH, of all things!), which MAY be the very old name of the business/organization that once occupied the space where Tokyo is today. If that's the case (and there are SIX parking spots designated for Tokyo Spa), then it would seem that parking wouldn't be a problem... unless there are SIX of you mongers in there at the same time and ahead of me! I'm so confused.[/QUOTE]I didn't notice many parking spots while there and basically only parked in front of the building, I think there might be a spot on the literal side but I might be misremembering.

This is actually one of my favorite locations (although not super close to me). Not sure how old that satellite image is, but I seem to remember there being labeled parking spots for the spa. Very easy and never had a problem myself. If you want to be on the safe side, going outside of business hours is even easier, since there are dentists and chirproactors that are not open then.

[QUOTE=DrWilly;6784965]I've been to Gardenia (crowded, busy, too close to a family restaurant for my liking), and I've been to Spring, fka Let's Relax (parking is fine, facility is more discreet, I like it better), but I've not ventured into Tokyo yet, mostly because the parking looks tight and questionable (from what I can tell).

[u]My concern is this[/u]: When I use Google Maps "Street View" to do a virtual drive right into and through the parking lot, what I SEE is that nearly ALL of the parking spaces are marked with painted stencils on the curb or parking-bar as for use ONLY by one of the other businesses in that multi-tenant building (Dentist, Chiropractor, Cosmetic place, Eye Doc, etc.). As with all Google Maps "Street View" images, those photos could be YEARS old and woefully out of date, so I'm looking for some wisdom from you guys who have actually gone there and experienced the parking situation directly. The very LAST thing I want to do is to park in there somewhere and end up getting towed away... that would be my nightmare scenario.

The one clue I'm pondering over is that it looks like there are, maybe, SIX parking spots at the very end of the lot (3 on each side) that are marked for a business/organizaton called "[b]REAL LIFE[/b]" (Google research tells me it's a CHURCH, of all things!), which MAY be the very old name of the business/organization that once occupied the space where Tokyo is today. If that's the case (and there are SIX parking spots designated for Tokyo Spa), then it would seem that parking wouldn't be a problem... unless there are SIX of you mongers in there at the same time and ahead of me! I'm so confused.

In a related question... does anyone park in the BACK of the building ... what would be sort of along the road behind the building?

Any clarification would be appreciated. Thanks.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=DrWilly;6784965]I've been to Gardenia (crowded, busy, too close to a family restaurant for my liking), and I've been to Spring, fka Let's Relax (parking is fine, facility is more discreet, I like it better), but I've not ventured into Tokyo yet, mostly because the parking looks tight and questionable (from what I can tell).
[/QUOTE]There are spots labelled for the spa in the parking lot. Personally, I park in the back. It's a gravel area in the back but there aren't specific spots to park back there. The area narrows as it gets closer to the back of the spa. I find myself parking parallel to the building while in the back. Never had any issues parking there, although the doorbell to the back door can be a little wonky. Last time I was there it didn't work and I helped Mina fix it. You can still knock and there is a camera back there so they will see you if you decide to use the back door.

Here is another spa that has turned from level 1 right after the milk bust. Ironic as it might be, I think that fact is hilarious and a direct slap at LEO for trying to stop something that I don't consider a "real" crime because it is done by consenting adults.

Splendor massage basically at aloma / forsyth intersection. They rotate staff so every month it changes. Current lineup up is not recommended in mind. They have an older gal and didn't get her name and a younger gal named wendy. I chose wendy and actually wanted a real massage and wanted to see her menu afterwards. Massage was average at best. Menu comes out on the flip and she has total case of gps. Quotes $$ for BBBJ, $ for CBJ, . 6 for he. Told her. 40 for he and she decided it was worth her time. Gave a few more minutes of a massage and then she was done. Then get this, she wanted a tip. I said no way! F $$k that sh $t!

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[QUOTE=Bjceb;6785228]Here is another spa that has turned from level 1 right after the milk bust. Ironic as it might be, I think that fact is hilarious and a direct slap at LEO for trying to stop something that I don't consider a "real" crime because it is done by consenting adults.

Splendor massage basically at aloma / forsyth intersection. They rotate staff so every month it changes. Current lineup up is not recommended in mind. They have an older gal and didn't get her name and a younger gal named wendy. I chose wendy and actually wanted a real massage and wanted to see her menu afterwards. Massage was average at best. Menu comes out on the flip and she has total case of gps. Quotes $$ for BBBJ, $ for CBJ, . 6 for he. Told her. 40 for he and she decided it was worth her time. Gave a few more minutes of a massage and then she was done. Then get this, she wanted a tip. I said no way! F $$k that sh $t!

[URL]https://adultsearch.com/us/florida/orlando/female-escorts/3242572[/URL][/QUOTE]Agreed, and one interesting thing is that we are seeing more of FS parlors in Seminole County now.

Anybody read the arrest report from Milk and you Massage.

Mk.

Another update of current lineup.

Red awning has a local go to in Tiffany (not the king one) there and a new gal lalu with another new new one showing up this weekend. Tiffany will always take care of you. Lala told me she does nothing with her mouth. I messed with her and explained she is a woman and her job was to eat d $ck. She did not agree. Language not great.

Mulberry has candy and another girl I think called kiki. Candy I would highly recommend. I know there was a bad review recently when candy was on her period. She has always been fun with me.

I would recommend anyone to remind themselves that the Asian culture is very different then ours and that makes these girls very transactional. You have to be very forceful if you are not getting what you want. I am not saying physical but explaining to then that you are local and a future repeat customer. There are very much interested in repeat customers.

P.S.: the lala chick is super hot with a lot of ink, but no BJ is a deal breaker for me. Would be fun if you just want cfs!

[QUOTE=Bjceb;6785328]Another update of current lineup.

Red awning has a local go to in Tiffany (not the king one) there and a new gal lalu with another new new one showing up this weekend. Tiffany will always take care of you. Lala told me she does nothing with her mouth. I messed with her and explained she is a woman and her job was to eat d $ck. She did not agree. Language not great.

Mulberry has candy and another girl I think called kiki. Candy I would highly recommend. I know there was a bad review recently when candy was on her period. She has always been fun with me.

I would recommend anyone to remind themselves that the Asian culture is very different then ours and that makes these girls very transactional. You have to be very forceful if you are not getting what you want. I am not saying physical but explaining to then that you are local and a future repeat customer. There are very much interested in repeat customers.[/QUOTE]

Are places like Tokyo and Spring typically just 1 pop? Or do you have to negotiate for more than one?

[QUOTE=Mk9346;6785267]Agreed, and one interesting thing is that we are seeing more of FS parlors in Seminole County now.

Anybody read the arrest report from Milk and you Massage.

Mk.[/QUOTE]I was there that morning before the raid, I looked at the mugshots the next day and Bella was charged with soliciting prostitution, no one else was arrested, kinda weird. No press whatsoever, maybe they were responding to complaining neighbors??

just read 10 spas got raided in Volusia county

Stopped by A2 recently and pulled Gina. She has a nice trim body and a little boots but those tits man are out of sight. Love nibbling on those nips. Shower was busy so got down to biz first. BBBJ, 69, and finished in K9. In the shower a nice body guide with a BBBJCIM finish. She says a new girl is coming or already here? Yaya is her name. Anyone got Intel on Yaya?