Post: #176

(06-05-2014 06:33 PM)Vacancier Permanent Wrote:  BB,
Are you serious you can rent those beach buggies in SK? How much? That's amazing!

Yeah - I've seen quite a few people just cruising them through the streets. I don't know what the rate is but probably reasonable.

I'll ask somewhere today when I go to eat.

Quote:How's Cambodian food? Varied and delicious and healthy like Viet & Thai food or bland, unhealthy and crappy like Pinay food?

Loving these Cambodia posts. It's raising very fast in my list of places to not ou visit but also to post up a few months in the best future.

Keep'em coming boys !

There is very delicious, varied food in Cambodia, and my verdict is it gets a bad rap. In Thailand almost every restaurant you go to (outside places like Khao San Road), you get a good meal. Here, on the other hand, you have to spend more time rooting the good places out, as many are so-so.

But the good stuff is delicious.

Generally far less spicy than Thai food. That said, they keep this chili paste at the table that I haven't had in Thailand, and it's the bomb. My Thai friend fell in love with it too and wanted to buy a bunch of it to bring home. It's not super spicy but it's very good, and most places must make their own because it's always different.

They also make this dipping sauce out of salt, pepper, and limes that they like to serve with grilled meats or even to drizzle over rice dishes. Really basic but tastes good with just about anything.

You can eat at a lot of local street food spots for $1 - $2 a plate in PP. Basic restaurants are charging roughly $2 - $3.50 a plate, and of course fancier ones are going up from there. If I'm hurting on cash and budgeting, though, I can go grab a local-style baguette sandwich or some sausages with mango salad for about $0.50. I can even grab some barbecued steak or fatty pork for $0.75 - $1.50, I believe it was, served with the lime sauce, and they throw a little veggie in the bag I can nibble on. Not a full meal for a big guy but tasty as fuck and will do in a pinch.

There's a lot of damn good seafood down here in Sihanoukville. I paid $1.50 for a plate of crab legs the other night.

There's also great foreigner food here - I found an American place with hot wings, pulled pork sandwiches, etc, and I didn't realize I missed that stuff so much, so I've been getting my fill. In Sihanouk, burgers and other Western staple dishes are running $3.50 - $6. Last night I had a quarter of a smoked chicken with two sides for $7. I'm seeing Indian food, tepenyaki, sushi, and more that I haven't tried yet. If you want something a bit more substantial like a steak meal or whatever, you're paying closer to $10.

As Fisto said, fancier places in areas like Riverside charge closer to U.S. dining prices, but they almost always have a few cheaper items tucked away on the menu too for people on a tighter budget.

Beyond All Seas

"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.
To be your own man is a hard business. If you try it, you'll be lonely often, and sometimes
frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Kipling

Post: #177

OP-
On recovery from partying hard-
Man I know all about binge drinking- you need some alpha liphoic acid supps to repair your liver and some charcoal capsules to suck the toxins out of your system. Fasting and drinking braggs 5x/day on the fast with raw honey and mineral water really detoxes and balances the ph levels. The reverse osmosis water is good for restoring ph levels which alcohol. Caffeine. Sugar, and all the other modern Western diet crap depletes from the body.

On intl game-
Do Asian women respond to really direct game or does that scare the cat away?

What was the meet to bang time in the best Asian spots you've been?

Post: #178

(06-06-2014 01:18 AM)Xm24 Wrote:  OP-
On recovery from partying hard-
Man I know all about binge drinking- you need some alpha liphoic acid supps to repair your liver and some charcoal capsules to suck the toxins out of your system. Fasting and drinking braggs 5x/day on the fast with raw honey and mineral water really detoxes and balances the ph levels. The reverse osmosis water is good for restoring ph levels which alcohol. Caffeine. Sugar, and all the other modern Western diet crap depletes from the body.

On intl game-
Do Asian women respond to really direct game or does that scare the cat away?

What was the meet to bang time in the best Asian spots you've been?

Read the posts, you'll find the answers you're looking for.

Post: #179

(06-06-2014 12:11 AM)Fisto Wrote:  The food is similar to thai but there are plenty of western style places also that are cheap.

Omelette breakfast with coffee and and baguette 3.50

Big sandwich 4

Beer 1

Most entrees <10

If you go to a place on riverside (higher end) its between 50-75% of US prices

There's a french place on the riverside (I forget the name) that gives you a pretty decent piece of steak for just under $10. The french influence on the cuisine paid off in Cambodia beef wise. Thais can't cook a steak to save their life.

Post: #180

Siem Reap has a lot of potential. There are a ton of normal girls just riding their bicycles around to go wherever they need to.

There's also plenty of hookers to shore after you are done with your good girl date.

Something that's you can do here that's pretty cool is buy a refurbished and outfitted U.S. Army jeep with the star and everything for about 4-5k. I might move here just to get one. Although Cedonulli wrote a post about being able to get badass motorcycles for cheap. I still think I'd rather have the jeep though.

Went out to a KTV place last night. The guide for Angkor Wat was telling me about all the girls he knows and bangs and what not. I would have never expected this guy to have enough test in his body to do what he was saying.

Anyway he had to smokeshow girls with him in the KTV place. The hottest one was flirting very hard with me but she spoke zero English and was MAYBE 18.

I'm not sure if I got scammed or what, the bill wasn't much, but at the end of the night the guide was white knighting hard.

I'm going to try and see that girl again though. She was a full on stunner. I'm talking what every guy wants to destroy.

Post: #181

This invasion is taking on a lot different tone than I thought it would...

I've been training every day, no drinking.

Just got a call from the head of the biggest gym in Singapore (maybe Asia) to come start training MMA again and help another fighter prepare for a title fight in One FC.

Ticket is booked.

I'm a fighter again!

Post: #182

Have you ever hit up China (probably top flight due to cheapness and tons of hot girls especially outside of Hong Kong in Shenzen-wow!), Japan, S Korea, or Taiwan?

Will you drop us some knowledge on Singapore Kuala Lumpur etc?

Post: #183

(06-10-2014 06:41 AM)Fisto Wrote:  This invasion is taking on a lot different tone than I thought it would...

I've been training every day, no drinking.

Just got a call from the head of the biggest gym in Singapore (maybe Asia) to come start training MMA again and help another fighter prepare for a title fight in One FC.

Ticket is booked.

I'm a fighter again!

Correct actions produce correct results.

Great to hear, Man.

Beyond All Seas

"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.
To be your own man is a hard business. If you try it, you'll be lonely often, and sometimes
frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Kipling

Post: #184

(06-12-2014 12:04 AM)Beyond Borders Wrote:  

(06-10-2014 06:41 AM)Fisto Wrote:  This invasion is taking on a lot different tone than I thought it would...

I've been training every day, no drinking.

Just got a call from the head of the biggest gym in Singapore (maybe Asia) to come start training MMA again and help another fighter prepare for a title fight in One FC.

Ticket is booked.

I'm a fighter again!

Correct actions produce correct results.

Great to hear, Man.

Congratulations on a good-sounding gig, I've noticed a similar thing when I reduce drinking, things tend to improve in a near-mystical way.

I actually think it's just that you are more alert, increase your activity level, and notice opportunities more, so the synergistic sum of these redirects your path in a better way.

Post: #185

(06-12-2014 12:09 AM)iknowexactly Wrote:  Congratulations on a good-sounding gig, I've noticed a similar thing when I reduce drinking, things tend to improve in a near-mystical way.

I actually think it's just that you are more alert, increase your activity level, and notice opportunities more, so the synergistic sum of these redirects your path in a better way.

Man, that is so fucking true.

Beyond All Seas

"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.
To be your own man is a hard business. If you try it, you'll be lonely often, and sometimes
frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Kipling

Post: #186

Safe to say you'll be in that part of the world for awhile, Fisto?

Post: #187

Singapore is snooze worthy compared to the places you have been going already though Fisto. Very clean, very efficient, very architecturally interesting and very boring.

It's a place people just come to accumulate capital. Like the New York of Asia if you removed all the boner popping moments of New York.

However I can see it as being a good place if you just want to chill on the alcohol and get your bearings. You can probably lock down some fine hi-so babes as well (and I mean that in the true hi-so sense). That's one of the few positives about Singapore, the high class women are actually more available than, say, BKK. Because like NYC, anyone working in Singapore is pre-approved as being successful.

Post: #188

^ Yeah I've had a few very decent-looking Singaporean women drop me messages here and there online. Most looked well put-together.

Beyond All Seas

"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.
To be your own man is a hard business. If you try it, you'll be lonely often, and sometimes
frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Kipling

Post: #189

I recall an old Simpsons episode where Homer stopped drinking beer and self-actualized himself until he was basically Albert Schweitzer.

Then he went back to beer.

For me, its a balance, and it was a tough one to achieve in my twenties (not achieved) and in my thirties (when I had jobs that paid way too much money and were way too boring). Again, just for me, when I turned away from very high paid wall-street slave labor, and started working in an industry I prefer (entertainment), the drinking went way down, organically. I'd still have some wild nights out, here and there, but there were for pleasure, not a salve for an empty existence.

Post: #190

Have fun in asia dont let the party get the best of you and fall into the trap of being to hungover for day game as many of us do in asia.
good luck .....

Post: #191

Have fun in asia dont let the party get the best of you and fall into the trap of being to hungover for day game as many of us do in asia.
good luck .....

Post: #192

(06-13-2014 02:43 AM)mandatoryhoes Wrote:  Have fun in asia dont let the party get the best of you and fall into the trap of being to hungover for day game as many of us do in asia.
good luck .....

Ain't that the truth...

Not to mention too hungover to experience much beyond the nightlife.

Not drinking in Asia is a great idea.

Beyond All Seas

"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.
To be your own man is a hard business. If you try it, you'll be lonely often, and sometimes
frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Kipling

Post: #193

I will add, though, should you be interested in doing business in China, bring your liver. Its part of the process, a necessary one. Maybe leave your tastebuds at home though, as you'll likely end up (some of the time) drinking liquor like this paint thinner. http://www.minshenghe.com.sg/food-bevera..._1201.html

Post: #194

(06-12-2014 09:23 AM)Vicious Wrote:  Singapore is snooze worthy compared to the places you have been going already though Fisto.

You can probably lock down some fine hi-so babes as well (and I mean that in the true hi-so sense). That's one of the few positives about Singapore, the high class women are actually more available than, say, BKK. Because like NYC, anyone working in Singapore is pre-approved as being successful.

You mean women who think they're high class because they live in Singapore, but in reality just live in a rich country with a surplus of rich men who are willing to spoil them because they don't have any better options. Singapore is the most pretentious place I've ever been to. The city itself is amazing, and it's a great place to do business, but the people are a fucking joke. After Hong Kong, Singapore has the ugliest women in Asia.

Singaboring is definitely worth visiting for a few days though. Staying at Marina Bay Sands is fun and there are some cute tourists to be found in the vicinity. Enjoy the solvency of Singapore.

Post: #195

Lotta news. I'll update later.

Post: #196

(06-14-2014 03:07 AM)travolta Wrote:  The city itself is amazing, and it's a great place to do business, but the people are a fucking joke. After Hong Kong, Singapore has the ugliest women in Asia.

Have you even been to singapore?
I'm not saying it's a great city, or that Fisto should even visit it, but the women are absolutely dreamy
.

Post: #197

(06-14-2014 03:34 AM)Cyclone Wrote:  

(06-14-2014 03:07 AM)travolta Wrote:  The city itself is amazing, and it's a great place to do business, but the people are a fucking joke. After Hong Kong, Singapore has the ugliest women in Asia.

Have you even been to singapore?
I'm not saying it's a great city, or that Fisto should even visit it, but the women are absolutely dreamy
.

Singapore women are dreamy? That's laughable, especially considering you're profile says you're in Indonesia. I'm not sure which is worse about broads from SG, their maladjusted princess attitudes, or their simple uninspiring facial features. But regardless, the city itself is extremely livable and high class. There obviously are some hot girls there, but you don't see them walking around much or even at nightclubs.

I've been to every country in East Asia except for the Philippines, Mainland China and North Korea. From my observations SG definitely has the second worst looking girls and worst personalities in Asia (Can't speak on behalf of PH or CN though). That's my $0.02 anyway. Apparently everybody sees beauty differently...

Post: #198

Hk and singapore have some of the sexiest asian women in the world the also dress less conservative than say china or malaysia..
Was getting eye fucked all over hk airport and was dressed like a trashy backpacker at the time.
singapore is a gaming paradise mostly untouched be westerners , was chilling at the trainstation waiting for a cs host to pick me up but she did a no show so i sat there waiting for hours .
I must have looked lost coz 5 or 6 philo and indo girls offered to help they are were all maids for rich singapore folk.

Post: #199

(06-14-2014 08:07 PM)mandatoryhoes Wrote:  Hk and singapore have some of the sexiest asian women in the world

Post: #200

I don't know where you've been in china but Chinese girls do not dress conservatively. All I see is skin all day long. .

(06-14-2014 08:07 PM)mandatoryhoes Wrote:  Hk and singapore have some of the sexiest asian women in the world the also dress less conservative than say china or malaysia..
Was getting eye fucked all over hk airport and was dressed like a trashy backpacker at the time.
singapore is a gaming paradise mostly untouched be westerners , was chilling at the trainstation waiting for a cs host to pick me up but she did a no show so i sat there waiting for hours .
I must have looked lost coz 5 or 6 philo and indo girls offered to help they are were all maids for rich singapore folk.