Been a bunch of times, great service options, good prices. Don't let the dark open room bother you,…read moreyou'll never notice once they start rubbing you down. Full massage (private rooms) or reflexology (open room) available. They do all sorts of levels of pressure just be vocal about what you want or if they need to increase or decrease the level. Go, relax, have some grub on the many options up and down the street. Make an outing of it.

A friend and I have used this place many times over the years. It's been good in the past but this…read moretime around it was surprisingly and disappointingly terrible. The staff was unprofessional, bathroom needed cleaning, and the massage was mediocre. During our massage, the two masseuses kept talking to each other loudly in Chinese. No idea what was being said but it wasn't relaxing. After the massage, we paid in cash (as they prefer) and the staff promptly and loudly demanded a minimum 20% tip. They were unapologetic about it. Maybe new ownership? Anyway, we won't be going back.

I've tried several reflexology places. Many give glorified foot massages, not true reflexology…read more This time I got the real deal - targeting pressure points on all areas of the foot. Left feeling great.

My boyfriend and I stopped in one afternoon while on PTO since it was just down the road from where…read morewe were staying. We were looking for a relaxing hour, and for the price, it got the job done... but it wasn't an experience I'd necessarily seek out again. The vibe was a little different than most places I've been. You pay before your service (and tip afterward), which threw me off a bit, and the overall experience felt more transactional than welcoming. There wasn't much interaction beyond getting us checked in and started. My boyfriend opted for a massage and thought it was fine--not amazing, not bad, just okay. I went with the 60-minute foot reflexology. The foot portion was actually really good and exactly what I was hoping for. As is typical with reflexology, part of the session included an arm and shoulder massage, but this one was a little too enthusiastic. I left wondering if my arms were going to stay attached. A gentler touch would've gone a long way lol... The reflexology area was a large room with multiple chair/beds per usual at a place like this, though I happened to be the only person there during my visit, while the massage rooms were private (per usual). Overall, if you're looking for an affordable massage or reflexology session, this place will do the trick. It just lacked that relaxing, welcoming atmosphere that makes me excited to come back. I'm not opposed to returning, but I also wouldn't go out of my way to do so.

come on, people complaining about tips- imagine touching some stranger for 1 hour with all your…read morestrength. (ADAM, I see you!!!!) 50$ + a 20$ CASH tip is so reasonable. Credit cards take out fees from their tip and they probably take ages to make it to the right person. These workers have bills to pay, family's at home, no health benefits, and basically just wait for walk ins most of the day. Sorry Adam but your 20$ tip once a month ain't sh*t. So drop the credit card fees (why the hell would you pay with a credit card when you know cash is preferred at places like this? It's common sense). Pay cash and pay If you don't like it go back to the 100$ + tip massages elsewhere ok rant over , I think this place is legit, good massages, and no frills just as AI describes. Pay cash!

I've been coming to this location for about 5 years. Yes, the hourly rate is very underpriced…read morebecause it's expected to be made up with a large tip. Overall, very cheap and usually a pretty good massage. The masseuses don't speak very much English but that's not usually been an issue. I've had fine experiences except for my recent visit, which I feel obligated to share about so others don't go through the same thing. I asked for a deep tissue massage. It was probably the deepest massage I've ever gotten. Partway through, I could feel my skin starting to react to some oil. Then the masseuse Gail brought something out which felt like a rod and she kept pushing it against where my spine meets my neck. It was starting to get painful and overkill but then the hour was up. After the appointment, she kept saying my shoulder skin was very hard - when I felt it, I realized the whole area was simply swollen (perhaps an allergic reaction). Maybe that's what she interpreted that as a muscle issue - which she should have known better about - and that's why she went to town with the painful wooden stick (again, way too many times). I still paid $70 because she clearly worked hard. I went home and immediately saw my back was red, bruised, swollen, and my neck area had some sticky pus-y rash. I iced it for hours. Over the next two days, my neck area became infected with what is likely a second degree skin burn, according to a medical doctor friend. I've never asked for a refund for a massage before, but this time I tried. When I went back to the location, the one woman there would not give me any phone number when I tried to explain the issue and just kept repeating "make appointment online" before shutting the door. It was at first difficult to get through to any management to make a complaint - their local phone numbers, etc. only asked for a voicemail. EDIT: Management reached out to me via call that same day and they were able to offer me a refund. It's usually comp'd as a free massage for next time but they accommodated my request for a check since I will not be visiting Massage Ultra again. Overall, the masseuses do a good job and it is definitely worth the price. Beware of communication issues though so hopefully this type of accident doesn't happen to you.

I have been in a lot of pain, and got a massage a week ago, it was wonderful. Because it was the…read morefirst thing in a while that helped my back pain, I immediately scheduled another appt for the next week with the woman who gave me my massage. On the day of the appointment, I was asked to come in earlier. I wasn't able to, but said I could come in later. She agreed. I made the mistake of assuming it would be with the same person, I was wrong. The massage was just ok, it did not hit any of the same spots as the massage by the first woman, and I honestly left feeling upset and more tense than when I got there. I realize this is a first world problem, but I don't spend money on myself often. Not to mention it did nothing to help my pain, the whole reason I booked a second appointment.

Thank you for the best Massage ever and I will be back again. Love mike heath You guys are the…read morebest.

1st : they charge up front 2nd: they don't give full time…read morepaid for (I still had 7 mins left on my massage when it ended) 3rd: accused me of breaking there AC 4th: most of the massage was a back rub not an actual massage - got mad bc I did not tip on a crappy massage. - I have been to many places for a full body massage and this is the worst I have been to. the other two places were in Worcester, Ma and Norwood Ma. Save your time and money.

Good service, great location, been there twoce, near mbta bus & train connections to Boston & Metro…read morewest

I had an amazing experience with Lilly. She is truly the best! As soon as she view me, she noticed…read morethat my energy was off and recommended a combination of massage and cupping to bring the polluted blood to the surface to reset as pure clean qi blood. I told her I am a rainbow body and she said she could already see my energy around me was intense and also needed work. The session was intense, but in order to feel better, there must be some discomfort. My chakras around my upper back and shoulders were stuck, but after the session, they feel 80% better. I am looking forward to seeing her again for the same services, most likely for an hour this time. https://www.facebook.com/RioAscension/ -Rio Ascnd

Ugh. It pains me to write this review. I usually go to Thai Villa nearby but they didn't have any…read moreavailable slots and I was desperate for some TLC after sleeping on a chair and then sitting through a 13-hour flight - my back, shoulders, and neck were hurting badly. Mandarin Healing Spa's good reviews were promising but the massage was one of the worst I've had in recent memory. First, my masseuse was extremely rough, almost sloppy, in terms of technique. There were several parts where she was just raking her elbow or her fist on my back mechanically instead of working out the knots/kinks. I'm not necessarily looking for Mandarin Oriental-level of care but I didn't care for the sensation of feeling like a dummy being whaled on. And I mean that literally - she was actually punching me at one point. Hygiene was also an issue. From the constant sniffles, it sounded like she had a cold and even sneezed but kept right on going (here's hoping she sneezed into her elbow and not on her hands ... still, you should go wash your hands). The bed itself was not comfortable. Again, not expecting a ton out of a no-frills spot but I do prefer not to have particle board under the head rest digging into my cheek. When I checked the mirror afterwards, I had a lovely vertical indent going down my face. The interaction at the end left an incredibly bad taste in my mouth. They're incredibly insistent that you pay the tip, if not the whole amount, in cash, which I can understand with very small businesses but I also would've appreciated a heads-up on the phone when I booked that using a credit card adds an extra $3.75 to the cost. Also, the manager was very pushy in asking for a 25% tip ($20 for a mediocre 60-minute $80 massage) and kept saying how most customers do $20 for an even $100. Regardless of how true that may be, a customer should be allowed to tip however much they want based on the experience they received, and, if it weren't for my desperation to take a shower and wash the germs off me, I would have stood firm. I've never had someone outright demand a higher tip and it was enough to make me never want to go back. Waste of $100.

I am a massage connoisseur, having had many massages in 30 or 40 different countries, Asian as well…read moreas Western. They don't get any better than May's. She knows her anatomy, but her technique goes beyond knowledge. She's got an intuitive feeling for others' pain, tracks down troubling knots, and flattens them into nothing. I have a slight curve in my spine which can cause considerable discomfort. But May can relieve the tight muscles that pull the spine out of line and give me a straight back. The resulting feeling of standing tall and being in "true health" is great. If you have any structural or muscle issues, you owe it to yourself to give May a try.

May is tremendous. Her knowledge and application of eastern medicine is refreshingly remediating. I…read morehighly recommend her if you are looking for relief from joint and muscle pain. She is highly knowledgeable and explains what is occurring as she helps you. I highly recommend her. Barry bachrach

I don't visit Lexington often, but when I do, I always make sure to schedule a massage with May…read more Green Tea Day spa is a very small, humble spa facility but clean and quiet. It is traditional Chinese massage and borders between amazingly stress relieving and slightly painful, lol. (I love a firm, hard pressure with my massages!). I also got a facial right after my massage and really needed one after weeks of wearing masks. It felt amazing and the overall experience was five stars. Definitely two thumbs up for this place.

Best massage ever. They really work on making it relaxing. I got a one hour massage and she was…read morevery good. I'll definitely be back.

Great clothed foot and body massage ("the combo"), very affordable. Appreciated the phone self…read moreserve, next available appointment system they have set up.

The massage itself was fine but it was all SO rushed. When they were massaging it felt relaxing but…read morethe hectic energy between transitions was annoying. I also had a 30 minutes combo and they ended 5 minutes early. Then I go to pay (no cash discount as mentioned on the website was brought up) and then they are arguing with me and basically yelling at me in another language about how much I am tipping. They made me tip a certain amount - did not let me choose my tip- and then when I didn't have exact change they were angry and annoyed with me and finally gave me change. You also can't communicate with them at all anyways because of the language barrier but that was not my issue. My issue was the rushed session, the required amount of tip (a tip at any service place is always optional and up to the customer!) and then the literal rolling of eyes and annoyance when I didn't have exact change even though they did indeed have a change to give me. And just to be clear, I was going to leave a tip but it was $1 less than what they wanted and they wouldn't accept it.

While in Cambridge, Massachusetts touring Harvard, our daughter decided we needed a foot massage,…read morewhich sort of made sense since we have done a great deal of walking in Boston and Cambridge. I also have a terrible case of Plantar Fasciitis on my right foot, so walking was pretty uncomfortable. I initially resisted having this message because they aren't cheap. I'm glad I complied and got the massage . My feet felt so much better, big thanks to my daughter for this gift and thank you Praan for providing a wonderful massage

I had the 60-min Integrated Bodywork Massage and it was honestly one of the best massage…read moreexperiences I've had. It included a great combination of stretching, pressure point work, and traditional massage, which left me feeling incredibly relaxed and refreshed. Ana was amazing - so hospitable, kind, and very attentive throughout the session. She gave the perfect amount of pressure and made sure I was comfortable the whole time. She asked for permission before standing on me and was great about communicating what areas were tense and where I could benefit from stretching. Overall, such a professional and relaxing experience. 10/10 recommend this place -don't even second guess it, just go!