Any recomendations of TATTOOISTS or STUDIOS in BKK a www. or address would be useful

People speak well of the guy on Sukhumwit Soi 5 opposite Gullivers.

There's a good guy upstairs in the cinema on Siam Square.

Chinese, I think.

Used to have a business in the states.

He is a bit costly.

There is a good one at Victory Monument. In the shopping centre, center1. Upstairs, a small shop but very reasonable and cmopetent for small tattoos.

I'll be working in a shop in Pattaya next month if you're interested, PM me and I'll send you my www

People speak well of the guy on Sukhumwit Soi 5 opposite Gullivers.

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I think you are referring to Jimmy Wong who has international recognition. He has a shop on the street and I think it connects to another Jimmy Wong shop inside a small mall (almost) opposite Gullivers.

Kiss your modeling career goodbye.

For anybody who wants a tattoo, I'd be VERY careful about getting ANY tattoos here in Thailand. I see some people getting them at places like Jatujak Market. Hepatitis B, C and AIDS are rampant here and a lot of these hole in the wall shops probably don't use disposable needles. The more costly the tattoo parlor the cleaner it probably is.

i'm planning on getting a few tat's done next time i'm out

is jimmy wong available to "joe bloggs" and is he still in thailand?

is his salon clean, clean needles etc??

kurly are u thai?

do u have any links to your work?

how long will u be in pattaya?

I really like the guy at Imperial at Samlong - or Samrong. Its a shopping Centre on about Suk 112.

Get off the BTS an On-Nut Get a taxi heading away from Bangkok and just say: Im-Peer-ee-um Sam-long, they will know. He is on the second floor near the lift/elevator. Always new needles, fresh ink etc. I have had a few there, it is good. He also gives good care istructions for the first 2 weeks, so it looks good after - (complicated tattoos).

I don't know about others, but I was very suspicious to start with and I was careful with my research.

matt,

does the guy tattoo by hand or use machine?

thanks for the info