A creepy Australian man sparked outrage after he was caught on CCTV harassing a masseuse for sex.

The middle-aged customer walked up to the Thai massage shop without an appointment where he was greeted by the owner, Jay Ketsiri, in Sydney, New South Wales on October 31.

However, a confrontation ensued when the Aussie openly asked the 48-year-old Thai shop owner for sex.

When the masseuse asked him to make a booking, he answered, ‘No, I want some of that,' before pointing to the woman's body.

Jay was confused at first but turned furious when he answered 'sex' when she asked what he wanted.

She was heard saying in the video: ‘You want sex? You go somewhere else. Don't you read the sign? Look, look, look, read it.'

The angry masseuse chased the Australian man away from her shop and told him to get his special service elsewhere.

Jay, who owns the Pain Escape Massage shop, said: ‘I contacted the police after what happened. I would have punched his face hard if I were in Thailand.'

Local police believe the man lives nearby. Jay claims officers told her they are tracking him down.

The masseuse added: ‘The man visited me two times before and always came without a booking. It was almost like he just remembered the massage place and thought of me when he felt funny.

‘I get strange requests from men all the time ever since I opened the shop in 2020. I get so many it gets irritating that I have to put a big sign outside to let them know that I do not provide that kind of indecent service.'

She added the indecent requests were reduced when she put up the signs.

She said: 'Creepy thick-faced men still showed up from time to time. Some would even go to the extent of manipulating me, saying that a regular Thai massage does those services too, as if I am not Thai and do not know how a normal session goes.

‘I'm sure there are places that offer the so-called ‘happy ending' services, but my shop is not one of those places.'