Changsa Happening

[thec0rrupted1]

Originally Posted by fxty1989

Just did a quick research on Changsha market, most cases FL pricing is 700rmb one shot, 1000rmb for 2 shots.

Thank you! By any chance they list the pricing for whole day / whole night? She mentioned that the rates for one full day is about 2k sgd...

[thec0rrupted1]

Originally Posted by fxty1989

Just did a quick research on Changsha market, most cases FL pricing is 700rmb one shot, 1000rmb for 2 shots.

Thank you! By any chance you know the price for "whole day / whole night"? The lady shared with me that the average rate for 1 full day is 2ksgd...

[fxty1989]

Originally Posted by thec0rrupted1

Thank you! By any chance they list the pricing for whole day / whole night? She mentioned that the rates for one full day is about 2k sgd...

2k is the price for top tier 外围 already. Most of the time whole day is about 800SGD to 1200SGD, and 500SGD to 900SGD for whole night.

[thec0rrupted1]

Originally Posted by fxty1989

2k is the price for top tier 外围 already. Most of the time whole day is about 800SGD to 1200SGD, and 500SGD to 900SGD for whole night.

Don't think she is at the level of top tier 外围 so i guess i will nego with her a little Appreciate your insights

[addict999]

Any bros in Changsha? Wonder how is the scene now?

Gonna back be for biz trip soon. Night life and chiong scene seems to be one of the most stable tier 2 in PRC post covid after SH and HZ post covid.

Popular for tourist destination due to 张家界 as well.

Based on some research, cost is cheaper than Chengdu but playability in between CD and CQ. Personally I have been to CQ high playability 游戏场 and you basically can get bbbj to FS in the room.

[Neverlookback]

Originally Posted by addict999

Any bros in Changsha? Wonder how is the scene now?

Gonna back be for biz trip soon. Night life and chiong scene seems to be one of the most stable tier 2 in PRC post covid after SH and HZ post covid.

Popular for tourist destination due to 张家界 as well.

Based on some research, cost is cheaper than Chengdu but playability in between CD and CQ. Personally I have been to CQ high playability 游戏场 and you basically can get bbbj to FS in the room.

Insane prices
Why here people all get their bonks via ktv or pimps...both uneccesary.

There are many redlight zones around Changsha...usually near markets near less smart old residential areas with knocking shops easily found in ( usually) pedestrian only small lanes behind main roads.
The gals..often young n cute stand in doorways of small shops, old walkup apt bldgs etc.

To ^drink tea^ with the gal is rarely more than 300...max 400 if she is really a prima donna. Some 250. But usually a bit older type.

I am an obviously nonAsiatic, almost 2m and possibly scary to some of the gals, even i do have (limited edition) putonghua. so i do get a % of refusals...but not more than 20%.

You all if SG chinese should do even easier.

Yes in current times...i was here Week 49 last year so recent enough

[addict999]

Originally Posted by Neverlookback

Insane prices
Why here people all get their bonks via ktv or pimps...both uneccesary.

There are many redlight zones around Changsha...usually near markets near less smart old residential areas with knocking shops easily found in ( usually) pedestrian only small lanes behind main roads.
The gals..often young n cute stand in doorways of small shops, old walkup apt bldgs etc.


You all if SG chinese should do even easier.

Every cities will have their hidden red light zone near local residential area aka 城中城. However, those environment are less desirable than spa or FL incall apartments designed for blue collar worker quick release.


I don’t think ppl go KTV looking for bonks as GFE or hosting business client is the primary objective. ST/LT post KTV outside often requires some vibe.

[TonyCheong2]

Will be in Changsha next week.

Usual kakis please PM for kopi session to share humsup stories.

[TonyCheong2]

Just arrived early morning in Changsha today.
Damn shag.
Stayed at 机宾大酒店 at ¥150 beside the airport as arrived at midnight.
Recommended as very clean and relatively new furnishings.

Weather wise is good as not so cold already.
Light jacket will do.

At night roam around the hookers back alley.
Very elusive tonight as can tell by the frustrated facial expressions of Tiong punters.

Changsha also have many 茶吧 aka mahjong clubs.
Every time pass by such places sure have some Tiongs kpkb.
Maybe lost money hahaha.

[neinei]

Will be at Changsha next week. Any recommendations pls?

[TonyCheong2]

Originally Posted by neinei

Will be at Changsha next week. Any recommendations pls?

What recommedations do you need?

将板鸭?
臭豆腐?

[neinei]

Originally Posted by TonyCheong2

What recommedations do you need?

将板鸭?
臭豆腐?

Discreet fun lah

[TonyCheong2]

Originally Posted by neinei

Discreet fun lah

Discreet fun have many budget types leh.

Hookers back alley lor for 98 petrol pump.
Very elusive so need to go after midnight.

Now got new trend 94 petrol pump instead of the usual 92 and 95.

[japantvb]

Following the success of our recent trip to Chengdu, Chongqing, and Xi’an in May, we originally planned to continue our journey by exploring Qingdao, Yantai, and Weihai in Shandong Province on June 16. However, due to recent instability in Qingdao’s entertainment scene, our local contacts — particularly those involved in nightclub and KTV operations — advised us to postpone our visit. They’ve recommended that we explore alternative cities for the time being and extended an invitation to return once the situation improves.

After thoughtful discussions and assessments, Team Phillip has decided to shift our focus to Changsha, Hunan, for our next tour. Many of you may already be familiar with Changsha’s vibrant and well-known nightlife—it consistently ranks at the top in China for after-dark entertainment. It’s said that the streets of Changsha remain bustling even at 3 or 4 AM, a testament to the city's energetic nightlife culture.

In recent conversations with local colleagues, we discovered that Changsha boasts nearly 20 high-traffic KTV venues, including some uniquely styled “braless wild” KTVs that rival the experiences found in Xi’an, Chongqing, and Chengdu. These establishments offer a range of entertainment options that are both diverse and exciting, attracting visitors from all over China.

Personally, I visited Changsha once before Covid, leading a group of friends from Singapore. We visited a few KTVs during that trip, and I was struck by the vibrant energy and atmosphere. Most of the hostesses were good looking young girl native to Hunan—cheerful, energetic, and very engaging. I recall being surprised that such talent wasn’t seen more often in Guangdong, but I quickly realized that Changsha has become an emerging hotspot where they can build a rewarding career in the local entertainment industry.

Now, in 2025, Team Phillip is officially expanding our development into the Changsha nightclub scene. For those who are curious or interested in joining us, we invite you to be part of this exciting journey.

This trip to Changsha will start from June 16th to June 20th. During the day, we’ll visit some of Changsha’s iconic attractions, sample authentic Hunan cuisine, and unwind with local massage experiences. Each night, we’ll explore some of the most popular and entertaining KTV venues Changsha has to offer. We’ll also be sharing daily updates and reviews of our KTV experiences via the SBF-sponsored thread and on my WeChat Moments. If you’re interested in participating or would like more information, feel free to send me a private message.

Looking forward to exploring Changsha together!

[japantvb]

Our exciting adventure into the heart of Changsha's vibrant nightlife has officially begun! We launched the experience with a visit to the city’s top-rated Wild Games KTV — a place known for its electric atmosphere, stellar sound systems, and unforgettable vibes. This was just the beginning of what promises to be an incredible exploration of music, food, and fun under the neon lights of Changsha.
Stay tuned for more updates on our nightly discoveries, tasty local treats, and behind-the-scenes moments — all shared exclusively on WeChat Moments!