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  • 出張者
    18:09 September 11, 2025
    I went there several times during my stay. As has already been pointed out, there are more Chinese than ever before. And the Chinese seem to come with their friends, and here and there there there are people chatting and laughing in the aisles. I guess it might be a custom of Chinese people, but I think it is a little annoying. I don't see many locals talking, either. ....
    I think it is a little too crowded on Fridays and Saturdays. And the uke ratio was more than before. Before Corona, it was full of Koreans with all kinds of tachi...
    Still, I had a good time with a few people, so I'm satisfied for now.
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  • たく
    19:47 September 4, 2025
    We went on Thursday around 5:30pm.
    We don't work out, but we are stocky.
    I went there to see if I could go for a one-chance visit.
    At the reception desk, the clerk opened the big door instead of the small window and checked my whole body.
    I paid the foreigner fee and got in with no problem. At first there were 7-8 people, but after 18:00, the number of people increased. They were mostly in their 30s and 40s. As I expected, there were a lot of hard working guys. There were 3-4 people wearing masks and towels over their heads. I was surprised that this was the Korean style. It was much darker than in Japan, and I couldn't see their faces unless I was in the locker area. A few people tried to make hands with me, but I politely refused and left after 7pm because I like slim young men. It was my first time to visit a Korean brothel, so it was a good experience for me.
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  • 出張者
    00:16 September 1, 2025
    I went there around 20:00 on Sunday after a year. The place was crowded. It was quite dark, so I was concerned that I couldn't see what my partner looked like until I went to the showers, but it's okay because he was so macho and smooth. There are a few Asians here, except Korean and Japanese.
    I will go back during my stay.
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  • あ
    16:53 August 16, 2025
    I went there around 5pm on Saturday and was turned down,
    Well, my hair was long and I dared to go there with my loose-fitting clothes, but as I expected, I was rejected.
    I was not surprised to find that I was not accepted.
    But I was glad I didn't go in there because I didn't see any types. If you have a good body and short hair, you can enter.
    The two who entered in front of me were probably Thai or Filipino tourists.
    Their faces were, well, not so good.
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  • zoom
    21:42 August 15, 2025
    We went both Saturday and Sunday. I remember I went in around 5-6 p.m. on both days and enjoyed myself for about 2 or 3 hours! I was having a good time for a couple of hours. lol Like in Japan, there is a rule that the right side is for tachi and the left side is for uke, but I got the impression that there were more people not wearing masks than in Japan. There were 4 or 5 people wearing masks, which I guess is a part of Korean culture. There are also people wearing towels over their heads. I wondered if they didn't want to be noticed that much. I personally don't touch such people. There are some people in pants, but they almost always cover their hands, and many of them don't cover their fronts. It seems to be a style of aggressively trying to guess yours if you are interested in someone. There is a large room in the back of the room where people are waiting to be invited, or standing in the aisle. There is a hole in the door, so everyone carries a towel to cover it. Lotion is not available in the rooms, so it is better to get it from the reception beforehand. I have the impression that many Koreans like kissing and are more aggressive than in Japan. Compared to Japan, Korea seems to have less supremacy of short hair. I am thankful that I do not have short hair, and the macho of Korean hair is very attractive to my sexuality. I think it is more cost-effective to come to Korea and have a good time there than to buy a Uri-sen in Tokyo, so I come here regularly.
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  • やす
    22:50 August 10, 2025
    When I went there two years ago, I was refused.
    This time, with the intention of taking revenge, I entered the restaurant with a friend and we got in. I am an old man who will be 47 this year.

    It was 10:00 p.m. on a Sunday and the place was crowded.

    I don't think there is such a hot spot even in Japan!

    I would like to go back. （I would like to go again (if I can get in).
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  • ぷ
    17:14 July 5, 2025
    I was there from about 6pm to past 9pm on Saturday. They asked me in Korean if I was Korean. I could use a credit card, but not a touch type, and they did not accept Amex. I could understand a little Korean, so I was able to get in smoothly. The content was very poor. The content was very poor. If you answer "No" and pay 20,000 won, you will be able to enter without any problem. If you are well-trained, you can get in without any problem. If you are well-trained, there is no body check or any other kind of refusal of foreigners. There were Chinese people in front of me and behind me. I thought that there were no Koreans and only Chinese as the reviews said. I went to the lockers, took off my clothes, took a shower, and went into the dark. There were some people in pants style, but they seemed to cover their hands basically. Everyone was more aggressive than in Tokyo, and I had a hard time deciding which one to go with. There is a big room in the back, so it was pretty exciting there, too, but I don't like multiple people, so I went back and approached a girl I thought was cute and finished the first round. She was Korean. The second girl was also Korean and she said she thought you were Chinese, so I guess there are a lot of Chinese. She was a Shanghai honey from China. I heard fluent Japanese so I think there was a Japanese somewhere. I think only Tokyo people can understand this, but it is like adding Okubo and Shinagawa and dividing by 2. Shinagawa is not there anymore, but W. There is a water server so you can drink water as much as you want.
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  • ティム
    10:22 June 16, 2025
    We went on a Saturday around 5pm,
    It was much less crowded than when I went in March, and as others have said, about 80% of the people were Chinese? As others have said, about 80% of the people were Chinese?
    As you said, 80% of them were Chinese, maybe by chance?
    I was planning to go again on Sunday, but decided not to.
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  • Ryo
    06:01 June 10, 2025
    I went to both on 6/7(Sat) and 6/8(Sun). According to local people
    According to a local, the busiest time for Chinese is from 8pm to 11pm, and after 11pm all foreigners go to Itaewon club. It is very crowded on both days, and the number of customers has increased since the remodeling. The owner of the restaurant is also trying to limit the number of foreigners who enter the restaurant during certain times of the day,
    I felt that this is the best place in Korea because there were many good looking and fit people.
    The nearby Oban has a higher age group, similar to the customers of the Oban sauna in Ueno,
    I heard that the shelter is even more restricted on Sundays, and some Japanese were refused entry.
    I didn't see any good looking Japanese, not even a good looking one with a big belly,
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  • はんとう
    14:18 June 8, 2025
    On weekends, there are many Chinese, Taiwanese, and Japanese tourists.
    I could easily recognize them because they were accompanied by two or three people.
    I thought they were Korean, but they spoke to me in English.
    I was disappointed to find out that they were not Koreans.
    There used to be a lot of hot Koreans, but on weekdays, there are not so many.
    I feel that Koreans tend to choose Koreans.
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