You might recognize Peter Le as the “Situ-ASIAN” after he was cast

September 29, 2025 admin 0 Comments

You might recognize Peter Le as the “Situ-ASIAN” after he was cast in the Asian American Jersey Shore reality show, “K-Town”! But he is more than a Mike Sorrentino rip-off!

Peter Le is a personal trainer/bodybuilder, adult entertainer, writer, blogger, reality TV show personality (K-Town), and now a clothing designer.

In 2002, after wrestling in college and receiving a degree in Psychology, Peter started a personal training business at Gold Gym in the San Francisco Bay Area.

In 2009, he created www.PetePhysique.com after writing and publishing three physical training books showing people how to get into shape by bulking-up and toning their physique.

This past July, Peter was selected as one of the cast members on the new reality TV show called “K-Town” featuring an all Asian-American cast.

Peter answers the Asiance Woman Questions:

What is the first thing you notice in a woman?

The first thing I notice about a woman is her face. If we speak, the first thing I listen for in her voice is confidence. Sometimes you can see confidence in the way she will walk, but you know for sure by the way she talks. I’m not into women with low self-esteem, I prefer women who have their shit together; they should know what they want out of life and in a man. So being attractive might catch my eye initially, but if she doesn’t have any depth and is all superficial, I move on quickly. Well, unless I’m just trying to get laid.

What qualities to you look for in a girlfriend?

She has to have passion for life and must be independent. Of course you have a life together, but everyone is on their own path and must set their own goals to accomplish in life that is independent of their partner’s goals. She also needs to be financially independent. Money is the root of many arguments in a relationship and causes much insecurity with the person who is dependent on the other person. If we both are able to support ourselves, that eliminates the majority of arguments.

What was the longest relationship you were ever in?

I had an on-again off-again relationship that spanned over the course of many years. It ended a while ago and I only wish her the best that life has to offer.

Did you ever have a nickname given to you by a girlfriend

Yes, it was stoobie boobie. Whenever we got in a nasty argument and she wanted to end it, she would say in a sweet voice, “stoobie boobie,” my heart would melt and we were back in love.

On his first kiss: It was the last day of 8th grade before moving on to high school. I liked this girl all year but was afraid to tell her. So an hour before school was over, while in music class, I slipped her a piece of paper that said, “I want to meet you by the swings after school.” I drew two boxes with Yes and No. She checked Yes and gave it back to me.

After school was over, I headed out to the yard and waited by the swings. Imagine me with a bowl haircut, clothes that didn’t match, and I’m completely nervous. She came and said, “So, why do you want to see me?” I said, “I’ve wanted to kiss you all year.” She smiled and said, “Well you better hurry up because my dad will be here soon.”

I closed my eyes and went in for the score…bull’s-eye I just kissed her nose. She laughed and gave me a quick peck on the lips. It wasn’t much, but it was the best 8th grade experience I remember.

On a perfect date: The perfect date starts with the perfect day. It’s about 9:30 in the morning when I pick her up. We start driving down Highway 1 along the California coast towards Carmel. Our first stop is lunch at the Anton & Michel Restaurant. We sit in the courtyard near the fountains and enjoy a light lunch getting to know each other over a glass of Louis Jadot Pinot Noir. We finish and decide to take a walk along beach. Then she decides to check out the shops. I end up learning what kind of art she likes and she finds out that I love salt water taffy.

We get back in the car and head to 17 Mile Drive in Monterey. I have reservations for dinner at Roy’s at The Inn at Spanish Bay. The timing is perfect; our table overlooks the ocean at sunset. We continue to find out about each other’s likes, our goals and our dreams. After we share a dessert, we head outside to the fire pits to enjoy a cocktail. How lucky can two people be; a full moon is reflecting off the ocean and the fire is keeping us warm while we listen to the waves crash upon the shore.

This is the perfect date and she is getting tired. Fortunately they have a room available. The perfect date, the perfect day, and now the perfect night; but that’s another story.