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Bumping this. I used to see Brian at the old Full Moon, was amazing. Also normally have another specific spa/masseur but that masseur is on leave. Any other LA asian spa suggestions?

Hey guys.  I've never posted here before, but there is always a first time, right?  I do know these twins.  They moved to North Carolina, where I live, about two years ago. I'm not sure what they were calling themselves in LA, but they were using their real names here, Travis and Joel.  I received multiple massages from Travis and he is wonderful. I met Joel because they live in the same house, but never received a massage from him.  They are both out of the business now.  It's been a while since I talked to Travis. I'm pretty sure they won't be back but one can hope.

I've seen him for both therapeutic (when he worked in a studio) and sensual/erotic massage (my place).  I would recommend both depending on your mood.  He is a skilled, trained masseur if you are looking for that and an excellent sensual masseur if you're looking for more.  He has a very big "personality" and is genuinely a nice guy.  Repeat client.  

Sent you a new version of your document in your private messages. 
 

There are some other threads on here where this has been discussed at length:
I think the general consensus is that outside of random luck with a male masseur at some of the casinos and fun in the spa areas, Vegas is pretty dry in terms of men’s spas. 
 

Agree with this comment. I used to live in Vegas and went to a casino spa on average once a month, getting multiple massages by male therapists. While the spas can be very cruisy, masseurs typically are strictly therapeutic because they don’t want to risk their jobs. Having said that, I did luck out a few times and had some sessions turn erotic. Unfortunately the therapists are no longer working at the casino spas. 

Appreciate this info. 

There are some other threads on here where this has been discussed at length:
I think the general consensus is that outside of random luck with a male masseur at some of the casinos and fun in the spa areas, Vegas is pretty dry in terms of men’s spas. 
 

I have been on numerous cruises on various lines including RC, Seabourn, SilverSea, Celebrity, Crystal and Carnival.  I have had several massages but none by masseurs.  They are typically overpriced and most of them have been marginal at best.  My favorite part of the cruise is checking out the sex clubs and bath houses at international ports and destinations.  Love those stops in Spain, London and Amsterdam-- especially when the ship has an overnight stop. 
Has anyone been on a gay cruise? How was the experience?
 

I only know of two cruise lines that routinely hire male massage therapists.
Seaborn and Cunard. 
It’s well known in the cruise industry that male therapists lead to trouble,
and thus they generally (or in fact by policy) aren’t hired. 
Having said that, I’ve had fun on board many times. Most of these men 
are very frustrated living on-board for months on end.
My strangest experience was with a female therapist on a very low budget
cruise (you can thank my extended family for this nightmare). She looked very
young, and terrified. She made it abundantly clear that I was to keep
my underwear on during the massage (which I hate). She then proceeded
to literally pour oil all over my boxers and then attempted reached inside
to grab my cock. There was fucking oil EVERYWHERE and I couldn’t 
get out of there fast enough. I literally left a trail of oil down the hall 
as I ran. Seriously bizarre. 
Now the Olympic Croatian Waterpolo player….is another story!

I learned that 90210 in Tempe recently changed ownership. So yeah, nothing lasts too long around here.

I learned that 90210 in Tempe recently changed ownership. So yeah, nothing lasts too long around here.

I’m not sure why there were no responses here. There are a number of old threads and some threads specific to one spa or masseur, but nothing very recent on the overall LA spa scene and the LA threads don’t tend to stay very active. I was going to post a new thread but figured I would revive this one instead (if I am missing something, please let me know).
I think there is a lot to be experienced right now in the LA spa scene. ☺️ I don’t want to speak specifically to anything like extras in a forum like this, but I will say I have had consistently fantastic massage experiences in LA spas.
Some of the best experiences have been at spas like these:
The Sense Massage and Wellness Center (WeHo)
Sparadise Massage and Wellness (WeHo)
Sparadise La Brea
Candle Spa (Studio City)
YoLo Foot Spa (Glendale)
I have had mediocre (but somewhat eventful) experiences at spas like these:
Prince Mens Spa
Silver Lake Wellness Spa
Ananda Spa
Wilshire Foot Spa
There are still a number of spas I would eventually like to try, among them The Rhyme Massage and Wellness Center (new and discussed in another thread) and Totally Smooth Skin.
I will give a big RIP to Blue Moon Thai Spa (now Silver Lake Wellness) and Samaran Massage TT (North Hills) where I had some great experiences in the past.
Anyone else care to share updated thoughts on the LA spa scene? I think it is having a bit of post-COVID resurgence.

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If you're interested in Mexico City, I definitely recommend Kundalini Studio. I used this massage service last time I was in Mexico City and it was amazing! Their space was nothing special but the sensual massage was one of the best I've ever had. Of course, it didn't hurt that it was a 4 hand massage. The booking process was very easy and friendly. It's clear that their goal is to provide excellent service from beginning to end. 

Brussels had surprisingly great spas and masseurs. Last time I was there was 6 years ago but had a great time. Singapore also had great facilities. Ten Men Club was great: https://www.tenmensclub.com/

I found some of the masseurs in Australia to be the best (specifically Sydney) and more so independent masseurs v. spas.

My last trip to Vietnam was in 2019 and I was able to visit spas in Hanoi and HCMC. I recall going to https://www.zspa.com.vn/indexE.htm in Hanoi. The place wasn’t as nice as HK spas but the massage and services were memorable… and inexpensive. 
There were lots of twinky guys but my masseur was older which I like (probably late 20’s) and handsome with a swimmer’s build. He spoke no English so we used google translate and body language to communicate… which worked out well. He was a great kisser and physically generous! 
 
I love the unknown factor when visiting gay men’s spas overseas. I never know if it will be just a great massage experience… or a little bit more. Happy exploring @gdgd85 when you’re in Asia.

About a decade ago I used to travel to Hong Kong a couple of times a year for work. I used https://www.utopia-asia.com/hkmasa.htm to research male spas there. As Marc said they are concentrated on HK Island as well as in Kowloon. In most cases, a great experience.
 
BTW, long time reader of the forum. Since retiring and the pandemic, my travel is limited so I no longer have recent masseur experiences to share here… but I enjoy reading what other members contribute. 

In Manila, as elsewhere in the Philippines, I didn't go to spas. You can easily find what you're looking for on Grindr and Romeo — or THEY will find YOU! Or just walk through any of the big malls in Makati. 

Only Bangkok, where you will have lots of fun. Check out this site, which is still updated with new spas, updated addresses, and new masseurs:
thaimassageboy.com

Please don't neglect Hong Kong. There seemed to be dozens of male massage spas when I was there before the pandemic, concentrated in several areas. 

I am considering taking an international trip and a big part of my choice of destination is the availability of male massage spas with cute guys.  I tend to like twinky guys.  Anyone have any suggestions?
Bangkok / Pattaya, Thailand and Manila, Philippines are probably at the top of my list but I'd love to hear about others' experiences.  I should note for anyone else who wants to stay a bit closer to the US, I have had a fabulous time in Puerto Vallarta.  

Update: they have a new guy, Luke, who is pretty great. Availability is pretty good, just need to schedule a few hours in advance.

I’m not sure why there were no responses here. There are a number of old threads and some threads specific to one spa or masseur, but nothing very recent on the overall LA spa scene and the LA threads don’t tend to stay very active. I was going to post a new thread but figured I would revive this one instead (if I am missing something, please let me know).
I think there is a lot to be experienced right now in the LA spa scene. ☺️ I don’t want to speak specifically to anything like extras in a forum like this, but I will say I have had consistently fantastic massage experiences in LA spas.
Some of the best experiences have been at spas like these:
The Sense Massage and Wellness Center (WeHo)
Sparadise Massage and Wellness (WeHo)
Sparadise La Brea
Candle Spa (Studio City)
YoLo Foot Spa (Glendale)
I have had mediocre (but somewhat eventful) experiences at spas like these:
Prince Mens Spa
Silver Lake Wellness Spa
Ananda Spa
Wilshire Foot Spa
There are still a number of spas I would eventually like to try, among them The Rhyme Massage and Wellness Center (new and discussed in another thread) and Totally Smooth Skin.
I will give a big RIP to Blue Moon Thai Spa (now Silver Lake Wellness) and Samaran Massage TT (North Hills) where I had some great experiences in the past.
Anyone else care to share updated thoughts on the LA spa scene? I think it is having a bit of post-COVID resurgence.

Thanks so much for the info. Totally agree about the bait and switch.