Author Topic: Swan Thai - Manchester  (Read 897 times)

Offline rocket88

A cautionary tale about the perils of punting when drink has been taken!

Location: Chinatown,city centre Manchester.

Massage: £45- no extras taken.

Walk in.


I had been for a meal with friends at a restaurant and drunk a fair bit of wine. Not legless but enough to affect my judgement! On the way back home I decided I had time to have a punt. I wandered over to Chinatown,it was 10pm on a Saturday night and was crowded AF. Red Moon and Napa were closed,so decided to give Swan Thai a go.

Battling my way through the crowds scoping the menus outside the various eateries I went up some stairs and rang the bell. I was let in by a chubster in her 40s. She told me that a hour massage would be £50,when she saw that I hesitated in handing over the cash the price was dropped to £45. Dynamic pricing?

Shown to the room and after some waiting bare arsed on the table the masseuse came in. She was wearing specs and had a hair style which reminded me of Velma from Scooby Doo.

The massage started with the standard dry massage through a towel,before going on to an oil massage. It was reasonable,but Velma did not go near my upper legs or arse. About a half hour in,she abruptly left the room with no explanation. End of part one.
 
Part two. Laying on the table I was joined by the chubster who had let me in. She didn't have any massage skills at all. Rubbing my legs and arse for a bit she told me to turn over. Whilst I was laying on the table with a completely limp dick Chubster tried to sell me extras - £50 for clothed hj or £70 for topless! I didn't bother haggling and she flounced out of the room. Cleaned myself as best I could of the oil and got dressed. On the way out I saw a well dressed woman who I think is the manager of the place. She asked me if I had a good time. When I said no she responded 'Come back again soon'  :lol:

At least I didn't end up in Tropical Palms!


Offline Snagbadjer

Any recommendations for a nice Chinese restaurant in Chinatown, mate? I'm in Manchester next week. Will obviously get some punts in while I'm there, too haha.

Offline ulstersubbie

You would probably have had a better time at Tropical Palms, oops maybe not!   :D

Offline Snagbadjer

You would probably have had a better time at Tropical Palms, oops maybe not!   :D

Haha I will certainly be having a look. Piccadilly is full of SPs, so will be seeing what's available there. And I fancy a repeat of the Polish girls on Oldham Rd.

Online RandomGuy99

Any recommendations for a nice Chinese restaurant in Chinatown, mate? I'm in Manchester next week. Will obviously get some punts in while I'm there, too haha.
The Little Yang Sing or Hunan Restaurant

Offline RogerHealey

The Little Yang Sing or Hunan Restaurant

Another vote for The Little Yang Sing  :thumbsup:

Offline rocket88

Any recommendations for a nice Chinese restaurant in Chinatown, mate? I'm in Manchester next week. Will obviously get some punts in while I'm there, too haha.

As others have suggested,the Little Yang Sing restaurant. I'd give Tropical Palms a swerver!
« Last Edit: September 22, 2024, 12:17:56 am by rocket88 »

Offline spiralnotebook

Chinatown ‘Chinese Buffet’  Jcn Faulkner street / Nicholas Street. Unfortunately now very popular and difficult to get in without queuing, but used by locals good food and vfm. Also convenient to fall down the stairs and into after a wobbly knees massage.
 :D

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The Little Yang Sing or Hunan Restaurant

I read that at first as Human Restaurant
would give a new meaning to chop suey

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Online RandomGuy99

I read that at first as Human Restaurant
would give a new meaning to chop suey
The Little Yang Sing has massive lazy susans and no, that's not the name of the masseuse.

Offline Laid_back_bloke

Any recommendations for a nice Chinese restaurant in Chinatown, mate? I'm in Manchester next week. Will obviously get some punts in while I'm there, too haha.

I go Happy Seasons on Faulkner St.