OK, real talk — if you already paid the bar and girl for the BJ (like 1,000–1,500 baht), do you still tip after? I always feel awkward. Some girls expect it, others don’t.
What’s the etiquette now? Do you tip only if it was amazing? Or always? I don’t want to overpay like a rookie, but I also don’t want to piss off a good provider.
Yeah, you definitely tip — unless you enjoy death stares and curses in Thai when you walk out.
Standard? For a basic, no-frills BJ in a Pattaya bar (especially Soi 6), I usually tip 500–1,000 baht, depending on:
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Attitude
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Skill
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Whether it was rushed or relaxed
If she smiled, gave good service, and didn’t treat me like a slot machine, she gets 1,000.
If she just did the bare minimum, quick in-and-out, no eye contact — 500.
But never nothing — that’s just asking for trouble.
I usually give a 100–200 baht tip on top of the set price, depending on the service. If she was enthusiastic, took her time, and made it fun — tip her. They remember good tippers. If it felt rushed or cold, I just say thanks and walk. Tipping isn't required, but it definitely makes your next visit better.
Some bars include the tip in the price, but many don’t — and the girls rely on it. I had one girl who gave me an incredible blowjob and even cleaned me up like a nurse after surgery. Gave her a 300 tip and she hugged me like I’d just saved her cat. Always tip when it feels right. It changes the whole vibe.
Always. Even if the BJ’s included in the bar fine, I give 300–500 baht if she puts in real effort — no teeth, no rush, and maybe a little eye contact magic. If she swallows or surprises me, I might go higher. Tip like a boss, get treated like one.
Always. Even if the BJ is included in the barfine, I tip 500–1000 baht depending on effort and enthusiasm. If she gags herself to impress me, she’s earned it.
It’s not required, but it’s expected. If the girl swallows or goes deep, that’s premium service—show some appreciation. A good tip guarantees even better next time.
Absolutely — and the amount depends on how good the service was. If you’re getting a blowjob in a bar in Thailand, whether it’s Bangkok, Pattaya, or Phuket, the usual “menu” includes the room fee (sometimes included), the girl’s cut (usually 1,000–1,500 baht), and then whatever tip you decide on. A quick in-and-out job with zero personality? Maybe 200–300 baht tip. But if she made it memorable — eye contact, deep throat, handplay, even a little dirty talk — I’ve tipped up to 1,000 extra. Good service deserves good karma.
Tipping is how you build relationships with the best girls. In Thailand’s BJ bars, especially places like Soi 6 or Soi Cowboy, a generous tip shows respect and increases your chances of getting better service next time. I usually give 500 baht for solid service, 1,000 if she blows my mind (literally). These girls remember you — and a few hundred baht can mean the difference between average and unforgettable. Plus, if you want extras or longer sessions in the future, a decent tip now opens those doors wide.
It really depends on the girl, not the bar. Some girls clearly signal "BJ only" but if they like you (or if you pay a bit extra), things can escalate fast. I’ve had a couple of encounters turn into full service with zero negotiation—just chemistry and mutual vibe. But don’t expect it. Go in for the BJ, and treat full service as a bonus.
Yeah, tipping is expected—especially if the service is decent. The standard seems to be around 500 baht for a quick BJ in-bar, but if she goes the extra mile, shows real enthusiasm, or you feel like a regular, bump it up to 700–1,000. Anything less than 300 feels cheap, and anything over 1,000 is usually for the girlfriend experience. Just remember, even if the bar’s taking a cut, the girl's working hard—tip like you’d want to be tipped.
