Thanks francois, Pikky !!Quote:
Originally Posted by francois
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Thanks francois, Pikky !!Quote:
Originally Posted by francois
"Pikky"? why? It took me years to discover why Kaiwai (or whatever) was so called....any suggestions?
Either it refers to the AI driven digital assistant specializing in food recommendations or it means the men who work there are only interested in the most handsome tourists.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oliver2
Kawaii?.. Is it something like asian twinks from anime?Quote:
Originally Posted by Oliver2
Kawaii is a Japanese word meaning "cute". Kawaii Bar generally had cute twinks available for customers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andy
That's correct...I think it had gone by the time I found out!
Does anyone remember Lucky 7 that was next to Kawaii?
Small inside, similar to Kawaii - but they had a few real head-turners if you like twinks.
True; and tomorrow the guy I met there seventeen years ago is joining me here in Pattaya. Can't wait! And he's still a head-turner at thirty-nine. I
I believe the last boybar there was called Lucky777. Same owner as Vassa bar. I enjoyed that bar. As you say they had some handsome boys. But unfortunately it did not stay open long. Maybe one year? Then a little later, also Vassa bar closed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodger
Kaiwai was a couple of doors down from Lucky 777 which, according to my source (who worked there for a year), was open for four years.
Regrets, I've had a few
But then again, too few to mention
I did what I had to do
And saw it through without exemption
I planned each charted course
Each careful step along the byway
And more, much more than this, I did it....Kaiwai!
The bar was called KAWAII meaning "cute". KAIWAI is a different word meaning "neighbourhood".Quote:
Originally Posted by poshglasgow
Let's just call it poetic licence! Lol