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Hostess Bars in SydneyAs Nightflow reported: "In the basement of 155 Castlereagh St is the only club in Sydney that provides a kyabakura experience. Club Grand Hit is Japanese inspired Gentlemen’s club that has found its way from Japan to Australia! Interior is Japanese-inspired with comfortable seatings, chandeliers hanging from the room, and a bar. This is a place where you can come and have a decent conversation with Asian girls. It also has private rooms to book for karaoke and games or just with one of these pretty girls. However, it has a non-sexual environment, sexual contact in the club is strictly prohibited, but if the girl is comfortable, she can go out with you some other time to have fun but not in the club! It is more of a decent friendly conversation place, maybe a little flirtatious and touchy." Someone on Aus99forum wrote: "Pricewise: even for a counter seat, it would amount to $110 + 100-150(bottle) + 30-50(food for two) +20 (fee for picking the lady you like). it didn't say how long you can stay though, so not sure if the $110 is hourly rate."Massage ParlorsYou can use WeChat to connect with the girls. Some massage parlors include Sakura, Le Soleil, Kyoto206, Ryde Massage, .. GFE is an acronym for "girlfriend experience". 187 Hornsby: WeChat: Hornsby187. Website: website here.Featuring girls from all over Asia. Full service is $150 per hour. Tokyo Club: 127 Regent Street, Chippendale. Phone: 0423 127 188. Website: click here. It is a good place to meet Japanese girls in Australia for various reasons, as well as Taiwanese, Chinese, Vietnamese and Korean. Mascot is the new Surry Hills, I have read in the Daily Telegraph, but that still wouldn't convince me to live there. Saigon Star Massage: . As Nick Savoy says, "The new school year is the BEST time to get with young, hot, intelligent women. But timing is everything. Use the next few weeks the right way, and you'll have hot women all year. Most of what I'm about to show you is much harder to use after September." Of course, the Australian education year starts in February, not September, but whatever... Nick's advice still applies south of the equator. He goes on to say: "Cliques form quickly - usually in about 2-3 weeks. Invest hard in your social life at the beginning of the school year, especially if you can catch up later on school, moving, etc. An hour building your social circle now is worth thirty hours in November."
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