Cool Atmosphere

Wanabefrank and I were walking down the street when we were approached by a man wearing slacks and a dress shirt with a jaunty trilby on top of his head and a novelty tie that read "The Man" with an arrow pointing up at his face. He offered to take us to Chicago Club and escorted us across the street to the club. It was hard to miss at night with a big sign lit up shouting "Chicago Club" to anyone walking past.

He led us past the entrance and down the hall with framed photos of famous gangsters of times past like Pablo Escobar and Al Capone hanging off the wall. He sat us down on a booth and soon brought back complimentary tequila shots for us as a reward for letting him take us to the club.The club was really chill and cool. It had a 30's Gangster Vibe to it--hence the name Chicago Club--and the purple lighting gave it a real cool atmosphere. Looking around there was about a dozen or so girls working. It was a bit difficult making out what they looked at but on average the girls were a bit on the thick side. I would rate them between 5-7. Raggaeton hits thrummed through the walls. Not very 30's Gangster, but the music was fun and gave the club a bit of a party mood.

Soon enough two girls slid into our booth and took a seat by us. We acquiesced and ordered a round of drinks. $3.00 for a beer and $8.00 for a ficha drink for the ladies. That came to a buck cheaper for each drink compared to Hong Kong. Unfortunately, I don't remember too much about Wanabefrank's girl, but I had a pretty decent conversation with mine. Her name was Cristina. She was a darker-skinned young woman with more Indio features in a small bikini. She was breasty, but I wasn't sure if they were natural or not. Never really copped a feel to find out. She was a student who was teaching herself Japanese. She apparently was a fan of the language and culture, and was even communicating with native Japanese speakers online. She was a really sweet and friendly girl, but looks wise I would give her a 6 at best and I just wasn't feeling too randy at the time. It's a fun place to have a talk and maybe watch some TV, and a worthwhile alternative to the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong.