"Sir, You Want Cheese Spread?"
Dodgy Malaysian "spas" are dispensing with the massage oil in favour of cream cheese in a kinky new offering in the country's bustling erotic massage industry.
By Judith Yeoh — 04 Nov 2013, 09:49 PM — Updated over 10 years ago
According to a report by Harian Metro, some spas near the capital Kuala Lumpur were offering customers the option of being smeared with cream cheese
Dodgy Malaysian "spas" are dispensing with the massage oil in favour of cream cheese in a kinky new offering in the country's bustling erotic massage industry, a report said.
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The weekend edition of the Malay-language Harian Metro said reporters from the tabloid discovered that some spas near the capital Kuala Lumpur were offering customers the option of being smeared with cream cheese.
The cheese is then licked from the customer’s body by their scantily-clad “masseuse”, usually a likely sex worker from China, Indonesia or Vietnam, the paper said Sunday in what it billed as an investigative report on the sex industry.
Sexually-arousing, the erotic massage at one centre in Serdang visited by the paper's probe team, is provided by scantily-dressed women from China, Vietnam and Indonesia.
Ahead of the urut keju, the customer picks his preferred masseuse, who will bathe him till he is squeaky clean before she applies the cheese.
The paper found most of the customers are those aged 35 to 50, who pay the joint RM185 for the massage, inclusive of a "welcome" drink of orange juice and a glass of Chinese tea after it's all over.
The tabloid's undercover reporter said he had to wait for two hours to have a masseuse attend to him, as the weekend, the only time the service is provided, had drawn a packed crowd to the joint.
Prostitution is illegal in Malaysia, a predominantly Muslim country, where conservative attitudes toward sex prevail
But the country’s media regularly portray a thriving sex industry involving prostitutes from China, Vietnam, Thailand and other less-developed countries in the region, and often disguised as massage operations.
In a follow-up report on Monday, Harian Metro quoted an official in the Kuala Lumpur suburb Subang Jaya, where a spa was reportedly offering cheese licking, as saying massage parlours would face stern action if found to be offering "irresponsible activities''.
The masseuse is given RM70 for every urut keju they give aside from RM1,200 basic monthly salary
Asked if she finds it repugnant to lick the customer's cheese spread body, the Indonesian woman, who gave her name as Laika and had worked there for about a year, said: "It felt disgusting at first, but I have got used to it."
Subang Jaya town council official Azfarizal Abdul Rashid said in a statement:
“This activity is a serious disease in today’s society,” said Subang Jaya town council official Azfarizal Abdul Rashid.
Most Malaysians are relatively conservative Muslim ethnic Malays but the country also has sizable ethnic Chinese and Indian communities.
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